Original WWII 1942 Dated British Bren MkI* Display Light Machine Gun by Lithgow Arsenal with Magazine French Helmets The most notable improvement in

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Original WWII 1942 Dated British Bren MkI* Display Light Machine Gun by Lithgow Arsenal with Magazine French Helmets The most notable improvement inOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a very nice example of the iconic Bren MkI* Light Machine gun, as used by British forces during WWII. It is constructed from Original British WWII Parts with a BATF complaint non firing cut and re welded display receiver. The rear of the receiver has a visible and required solid steel block welded in place of a section of the original receiver at the rear, which unfortunately has removed some of the markings.