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A deactivated .303 (British) 'Mk.II Bren' light machine gun by Inglis, no. 7T.100 With its deactivation certificate (2) Antique Arms & Armour including items from the Per T. Norheim Collection, and Modern Sporting Guns
Deactivated Bren mk1 1942, cocks and dry fires, barrel removes: Now here`s a neat looking all original Lithgow made `42 Bren mk1 that strips, cocks and dry fires plus the barrel removes and is also fitted with removeable butt grip and comes with correct certificate of deactivation.
Bren Light Machine Guns for sale. The Bren gun, usually called simply the Bren, was a series of light machine guns (LMG) made by Britain in the 1930s and used in various roles until 1992. While best known for its role as the British and Commonwealth forces' primary infantry LMG in World War II, it was also used in the Korean War and saw service ...
A deactivated .303 (British) 'Mk.3 Bren' light machine gun by Enfield, no. LB37575. Of regulation pattern, fully-matching serial numbers, the receiver dated 1949, with folding offset ladder sight to the left side, fully-detachable magazine, the butt with steel butt-plate (rear grip removed), folding bi-pod with extending legs, the barrel with ...
29 lip 2024 · A DEACTIVATED WORLD WAR TWO INGLIS .303 'BREN MKII' LIGHT MACHINE GUN WITH TRANSIT CHEST, serial no. 7T.5082, , the gun dated for 1943, latest UK specification with some moving parts and certificate of deactivation.
This was the standard British WWII light/medium machine gun used from 1939 through WWII and into the late 1950s. These weapons were exceptionally reliable and highly accurate especially in the single shot mode. They were heavy, very robust and extremely well-made.
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