Riko Airsoft got nothing but admiration for the realistic operations and features of the Northeast Airsoft Sten MKII Gas Blowback SMG... "The materials and assembly of this STEN MK II left me speechless, it is a very successful replica. It is certainly not a model to be used in a Sunday game, this is little but sure, but it can give unique emotions."

Airsoft Mike does an unboxing and overview of the Northeast Airsoft Canadian Long Branch 1943 Sten MKII GBB. As its name indicates, this is based in the Canadian manufactured version of the British-made Mk.2 Sten from 1941-1944. It is full steel and uses a VSR Hop Rubber as well as a VSR-styled inner barrel.

AMG Jay got the Sten MKII Gas Blowback SMG from Northeast Airsoft for a quick unboxing, overview, and testing. This is in Chinese so click on the language options to follow this video... "This is the STEN MK2 GBB gas toy submachine gun launched by the brand of Northeast Taiwan. Players who like World War II! Don't miss this classic good gun ^_^."

If you have not noticed it yet, the much awaited Northeast Airsoft Sten MK II GBBR is already here. A bit on the expensive side, but a lot of love has been put into this as based on our interaction with Northeast Airsoft. It is full metal and can be operated and  disassembled just like the real thing. This uses the VSR-10 hop-up system annd comes with a stamped stock.

As always WWII airsoft enthusiast Neo035 gets to post a video review of this.

For the second episode of Airsoft Mike's COD WWII Series, he reviews the AGM Sten MK II AEG. For the series, he takes the airsoft versions of the guns used in the video game to for a review... "Here is another installment of WW2 Airsoft replicas as dipicted in the Call Of Duty World war 2 video game.

Matt looks into an iconic World War II gun that was produced quickly out of necessity rather than aesthetics. The AGM Sten MK II is available at Evike.com for US$168.00... "AGM has produced a faithful replica of the famous WWII MkII STEN British Submachine Gun. The STEN was named after its chief designers Major Reginald Shepherd and Harold Turpin (ST), and Enfield (EN) a UK government-owned rifle factory in London.