Original WWII 1943 Dated British Bren MkII Display Light Machine Gun by John Inglis Co. Category_Brunswick Guns and maintaining public order

and maintaining public order

in the opinion of German pilots who flew both fighters

a German Army Barracks was built in Weddingen's home town of Herford and named for him and displayed two very large anchors at it's entrance in his honor

which was lost over the GULF OF OMAN ending what might have been an exceptional WW2 career

Original WWII 1943 Dated British Bren MkII Display Light Machine Gun by John Inglis Co. Category_Brunswick Guns and maintaining public orderOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a very nice example of the iconic Bren 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Original British WWII Parts with a BATF complaint non firing cut and blocked display receiver. 25% of the receiver has been replaced by solid steel bar stock and we have left the torch cuts visible on the other areas of the receiver. Additionally, the barrel has been demilitarized by having