My latest

[Allen ex RGJ]

1955 mk3 Lee Enfield Bren gun 

[Marc hun]

Same year as my brenBren

[Davejb]

Very nice examples, and a great year as well,I was born that year, and before anyone else say,s it, yes I,m an old fart

[Marc hun]

19 minutes ago, Davejb said:

Very nice examples, and a great year as well,I was born that year, and before anyone else say,s it, yes I,m an old fart

I think most of us are old farts on here however you do have 7 years on me lol

[Davejb]

Thanks Marc, thats just made me feel 100% better!!!!!!!!!!

[Marc hun]

Always glad to help mate lol

[Martin Taylor]

Nice I remember stripping them in the ACF back in the 80's!

[Guest Fred Karno's Army]

Remember ...........but can't  remember ,the name of a polish vet I knew that attacked monte casino in the final stages and advanced over 3,000 yards shooting from the hip with his mate changing mags........different bloody breed then !.

[pylon1357]

Personally I am not into deactivated firearms. It always seemed a waste of both money, and a fine weapon. Now having said that, I do have a Bren Mk I deactivated of course. Normally I would have nothing to do with it (refer to my first statement) But my Uncle Harvey was a Bren gunner with the Hasty Pees in WWII. I will not go into his whole horrid experiences at this time, I will leave this for a later post. However, I did pick up a deactivated Bren and have most of the accessories to go with it, basically to honour him and his contribution. 

 

I have some photos somewhere on this computer, but can't find them at the moment. 

[Manu Della Valle]

GREAT Bren but it oughta be posted in the appropriate subforum not to be submerged by other threads,IMO!
Cheers
Manu