British STEN Replica 32 Rnd. Dummy Magazine
Product Description
This faithful replica dummy magazine reproduces the look and feel of the original British STEN magazine with excellent accuracy. Molded in durable colored plastic resin and finished to look like the original blued-steel appearance, it matches the size and visual detail of the real item.
Whether used in period displays, costumes, or film props, it gives an authentic impression without the cost, legal issues, or safety concerns of a real magazine.
Key Features
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Faithful reproduction — molded from an original magazine.
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Authentic finish — colored and textured to replicate the original blued-steel look.
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Ready for display — fits in pouches, belts, and replica weapons for realistic staging.
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Safe & legal — decorative/dummy item not functional and not intended for firearm use and an affordable economical alternative for reenactors, collectors, museums.
**Pouches are for display purposes only and are NOT Included
**Shipping**
- Items are Made to Order: Please allow 10 -14 business days for shipping
- International Shipping Available
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- Made in USA by Marshall's Arsenal
Historical background
The British STEN submachine gun was developed during World War II as a simple, inexpensive, and rapidly produced weapon to arm Allied forces. Introduced in 1941, the STEN fired the 9×19mm Parabellum cartridge and was built from a minimal number of metal stampings and parts — making it quick to manufacture in large quantities. Over four million were produced in several variants (Mk I through Mk V). Despite its crude appearance, the STEN proved effective in combat and became a common weapon among British troops, Commonwealth forces, and European resistance fighters. Today, it remains an iconic symbol of wartime ingenuity and resourcefulness.
