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    Here's a picture of a very rare bird indeed.

    Its my L4A3 Semi-Auto Bren.

    It was made by Len Savage at Historic Arms down in Georgia. It started as an Inglis Mk II , but len was able to "convert" it with a 1980's imported L4 conversion kit that I had stashed away 30 years ago.

    I set it up on my Mk I tripod for the Wounded Warrior Belt Fed charity shoot last year, where it was the sole box fed gun on the line. Strangely enough everyone loved it !!



    This is the inscription on the side plate


    The gun, with "California" mandated gripless nub. (Don't ask)


    And my personalized license plate..........


    Cheers

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    Good on ya doing the Wounded Warrior charity shoot!!!

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    Woweeeeee............, what a numberplate to have!

    Your man has done very good job of the conversion from .303" to 7.62mm. Does it take UKicon spec magazines or the FN interface type?

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    Peter, I'm sorry but this is the best I could do, and its £600. What a bargain, you can get to 2 deac Brens for that price!

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    You would have to be dyslexic to go for that ! :-)

    Very nice Cali plate though.

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    Peter

    It uses L4A1 magazines, of which I have 24 squirreled away.
    I'll get some more pictures of her in use , and some closeups for reference.

    Gaz
    The greatest LMG to ever see service in the British Army...........................

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    Quote Originally Posted by Kev G View Post
    Yes Peter



    They still have L4A3's in stock if you are ever interested in your own retro small war

    ATB Kevin
    Yes, And they cost £1,500 each!

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    Quote Originally Posted by tankhunter View Post
    Yes, And they cost £1,500 each!
    That's actually a bargain, as far as Squad Automatic Weapons are concerned these days. The M249 SAWs on my books were $4,500 or so.

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    Would anyone have detailed photos or drawings of the L4A3 magazine well inserts?

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    Orin did a working drawing quite a few years ago,I'll have a look to see if I have it somewhere.

    ATB Kevin

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    Thumbs up Here you go



    ATB Kevin

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