This is the famous Bren Gun, based on a Czech design and introduced in 1937 to the British Army, where it continued in service right up to the Gulf War in 1991, although by then it had been reworked to fire the Nato 7.62mm round rather than the rimmed .303 round of WW2. This particular example is a Mk1 in very good condition, made at the Lithgow factory, NSW, Australia. Very good original woodwork and steel, retaining almost all its original finish, this Mk1 is dated 1942 and is Australian inspection stamped in many places. Fitted with correct telescopic-legged bipod and 'hump-back' SLAZ (for Slazenger) marked buttstock, this is a super example of an Australian-issued GPMG, even the magazine is australian marked.  Able to be cocked and dry-fired, and a degree of field stripping. A classic light machine gun of WW2 at an affordable price. Comes with sling and 3  inert .303 rounds (more available in the 'Inert Ammunition' section at £1.50 each, post free if ordered with the Bren) plus a spare magazine. Deactivated in the UK with Certificate to UK specification. 

Our Price: £575.00