A very good example of a WW II Bren MK II 1942 caliber .303 manufactured by John Inglis, comes with the gunners spare barrel carrier (Includes spare barrel and extras) and a magazine box with 9 mags. The Bren is the world’s best magazine fed Light Machine Gun firing a full power cartridge. The MK II featured a few simplified modifications in order to lower production costs but most importantly to speed up production. This gun is a Converted Auto so prohibited class (12.3). Price is $2,200.00 plus shipping and tax. This gun has just been transferred to myself so all the details of conversion have been approved so I would expect the transfer to the new owner to be completed very quickly. Please do not ask us to de-activate this old girl, but yes, she could be deactivated to special order for an extra fee.SPF
A fine example of a WW II Thompson model M1A1 caliber .45ACP Sub Machine Gun. Arguable the best model Thompson as she had a simplified operating mechanism to lower costs and speed up production, this simplified design resulted in a super reliable gun, although a little awkward (until you get used to them) and a little heavy. Comes with two 5/30 magazine, one 5/20 mag and a rare original Kerr sling. Price is $2,200.00 plus shipping and tax. This gun has just been transferred to myself so all the details of conversion have been approved so I would expect the transfer to the new owner to be completed very quickly. Please do not ask us to de-activate this old girl, but yes, she could be deactivated to special order for an extra fee.SPF
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