This video features firearms expert Jonathan Ferguson discussing the Sterling Submachine Gun, highlighting its appearance in the 1956 film adaptation of George Orwell's '1984'. The discussion touches upon the firearm's design, its connection to cinematic history, and its unique features like a bayonet attachment and chrome plating. The Royal Armouries, the museum behind the video, also promotes their support channels and membership.
This video from Rock Island Auction Co. features Brownells Gun Techs Keith and Caleb comparing four firearms showcasing the evolution of the British Sten Gun. Starting with its predecessor, the Lanchester Mk I (a copy of the MP28), the video progresses through the simple Mk I, the reliable Mk II, the cost-effective Mk III, and the service-ready Mk V, which remained in use until the Sterling submachine gun. The presenters delve into the operational nuances of the Sten, including its lack of a safety, and also touch upon the less common Mk IV variant.
This video is a book review of 'The Sterling Years' by James Edmiston, focusing on the Sterling submachine gun and the company's history under Edmiston's ownership. The book covers the design and features of the Sterling SMG, its unique magazine, and provides insights into arms manufacturing during the 1970s and early 80s. It also touches on topics like H&K's marketing strategies, the complexities of gun factory ownership in France, an unusual personal anecdote, the Singapore arms industry, and details of the SA-80 development. The review highlights the book's value for understanding the origins of firearms.
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