Wise Lite Arms S/A Sterling Sporter 9mm Luger Semi-Auto Rifle, U.S.-Made Mk4/L2A3 Pattern, Folding Stock, No Barrel
This Wise Lite Arms S/A Sterling Sporter is a U.S.-made semiautomatic clone of the Sterling Mk4/L2A3 pattern, built in Boyd, Texas. It features a tubular steel receiver with a ventilated shroud, a top-mounted charging handle, and a steel underfolding stock. The magazine housing is marked to the Mk4/L2A3 pattern, and the protected front sight carries a green-painted post. Note: No barrel is present in the current configuration.
Condition
Overall Condition: Excellent condition, showing only faint signs of any prior use or handling.
Specific Condition Notes: This rifle is in great shape with minor scratches and small finish blemishes from handling and storage. No barrel is present in the current configuration.
Bore Overall Condition: Not applicable - no barrel is present.
Bore Rifling: Not applicable - no barrel is present.
What’s Included
- 2x 34rd Sterling-marked steel magazines
- No sling
Note: Any case visible in photos is for photography/display only and is not included.
Wise Lite Arms configured this Sporter as a closed-bolt, simple blowback semiautomatic using a mix of surplus Sterling Mk4 components and new U.S.-made parts. The steel receiver and perforated shroud wear a textured/crinkle black finish, with right-side ejection and the classic top-mounted charging handle.
The folding steel stock stows neatly under the receiver and pairs with a checkered black pistol grip. Iron sights include a protected front post that is painted green for quick reference. The magazine housing is marked "STERLING ... SMG ... 9m/m MK4 (L2A3) ..." indicating Mk4 pattern parts.
This rifle accepts Sterling-pattern double-column, double-feed magazines. Two 34-round steel magazines are included, each Sterling-marked and featuring the roller-follower design associated with the pattern.
Important configuration note: the rifle is currently assembled without a barrel installed (front cap/trunnion is visible). It is a semiautomatic, U.S.-made reproduction of the Sterling Mk4/L2A3 pattern.