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    STEN / 76: 9mm Sub Machine Gun Suppressor

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    The document provides instructions for installing and maintaining the STEN/76 9mm suppressor on STEN II and Smith & Wesson M-76 submachine guns. The suppressor reduces sound by 40dB and screws onto the barrel of the firearm. Users are warned to ensure firearms are unloaded before installation and that the suppressor may be hot after firing, requiring protective gloves. The assembly process is described for each firearm type. Cleaning involves running a bore brush through the center hole as the sealed unit cannot be taken apart, though the company can deep clean it if carbon buildup affects performance.

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    STEN / 76: 9mm Sub Machine Gun Suppressor

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    The document provides instructions for installing and maintaining the STEN/76 9mm suppressor on STEN II and Smith & Wesson M-76 submachine guns. The suppressor reduces sound by 40dB and screws onto the barrel of the firearm. Users are warned to ensure firearms are unloaded before installation and that the suppressor may be hot after firing, requiring protective gloves. The assembly process is described for each firearm type. Cleaning involves running a bore brush through the center hole as the sealed unit cannot be taken apart, though the company can deep clean it if carbon buildup affects performance.

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    The document provides instructions for installing and maintaining the STEN/76 9mm suppressor on STEN II and Smith & Wesson M-76 submachine guns. The suppressor reduces sound by 40dB and screws onto the barrel of the firearm. Users are warned to ensure firearms are unloaded before installation and that the suppressor may be hot after firing, requiring protective gloves. The assembly process is described for each firearm type. Cleaning involves running a bore brush through the center hole as the sealed unit cannot be taken apart, though the company can deep clean it if carbon buildup affects performance.

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    STEN / 76: 9mm Sub Machine Gun Suppressor

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    Ingo Quander
    The document provides instructions for installing and maintaining the STEN/76 9mm suppressor on STEN II and Smith & Wesson M-76 submachine guns. The suppressor reduces sound by 40dB and screws onto the barrel of the firearm. Users are warned to ensure firearms are unloaded before installation and that the suppressor may be hot after firing, requiring protective gloves. The assembly process is described for each firearm type. Cleaning involves running a bore brush through the center hole as the sealed unit cannot be taken apart, though the company can deep clean it if carbon buildup affects performance.

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    5800 Enterprise Drive

    Jackson, Michigan 49201


    www.GSLTechnology.com
    (517) 780-9090

    STEN / 76
    9mm Sub Machine Gun Suppressor

    Users Manual
    STEN / 76 Specifications
    Caliber: 9mm
    Sound Reduction: 40 DB’s
    Length: 13 3/8”
    Diameter: 1 5/8”
    Weight: 34 oz (with barrel & mount)
    Material: Tube – Titanium
    Baffles – Aluminum
    Barrel and Mount – Steel
    Finish: Black Cerakote
    WARNING
    Read the operation and maintenance manual in its
    entirely before using suppressor. Failure to follow
    installation and maintenance instructions detailed in
    this manual can result in potential for serious injury to
    the user and damage the weapon.

    Verify Firearm is Unloaded


    Visually and physically confirm your firearm is
    unloaded before attempting or performing any of the
    procedures in this manual. Failure to ensure the
    firearm is unloaded could result in unintentional
    discharge, causing injury or death.

    Burn Warning
    Allow suppressor to cool to ambient temperature
    before removal and or service. The outside surface
    temperature of this suppressor may exceed 40C/104F.
    Therefore protective gloves should be worn at all times
    in attaching or detaching the suppressor. Failure to do
    so may result in severe burns to hands and any other
    unprotective skin surface.
    Suppressor Print
    The STEN / 76 Suppressor is designed to be one of the most
    efficient suppressors available for the STEN II and the Smith
    & Wesson M-76 submachine guns. This suppressor is rated
    for full auto use. The unit consists of a suppressor and barrel
    assemble. This allows the user to replace the barrel
    assembly on their weapon and screw this assembly into
    either the STEN II or Smith & Wesson M-76 without any
    modification to their weapon. The assembly process is as
    follows:

    Warning: First, make sure the magazine is removed


    from the weapon and visually check the weapon to verify it is
    unloaded.

    For the Smith & Wesson M-76, Pull the bolt back and lock it
    in place then simple push the ratchet lever on the weapon to
    release the barrel assembly and unscrew it counter clock
    wise to remove it from the weapon. Then install the barrel
    assembly onto the weapon. After the assembly is seated on
    the weapon and you want to stay subsonic with the ammo,
    use a 7/8” wrench to remove the port hole cover. Than
    install the suppressor onto the barrel using the thread on the
    barrel. The suppressor might have a tight fit on the O-ring. If
    this is the case apply a little grease on the O-ring to help this
    tube go over it.

    For the STEN II, Pull the bolt back and lock it, then pull the
    ratchet lock out and unscrew the barrel. Then screw the
    suppressor barrel assembly into place and release the ratchet
    lock. After the assembly is seated on the weapon and you
    want to stay subsonic with the ammo, use a 7/8” wrench to
    remove the port hole cover. Than install the suppressor
    onto the barrel using the thread on the barrel.

    Cleaning: The STEN / 76 suppressor is a sealed unit


    and can not be taken apart. This style suppressor has
    had over 250,000 before it needs cleaning. A 9mm bore
    brush can be run thru the center hole to make sure
    there is no build up in the hole. The barrel with the
    ports will tend to get dirty and any gun barrel cleaning
    fluid will help to remove this build up. If you have a
    build up of carbon and it I effecting the efficiently of the
    suppressor, you can send it into GSL Technology, Inc.
    and we can bring it to it’s original sound reduction
    levels.

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