Bren serial numbers.

[Brit plumber]

Hi MGCollector, are you in the USA?I ask because it sounds like your guns are possibly rewelds, or you have got the serial numbers off the wrong parts. H7398 is a Enfield Mk1 (Modified pattern) from 1941, 4T8833 is a Canadian Inglis late Mk1m from 1942. Can you post some photos? The serial number will be found on the body, above where the locking pin fits.

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[MG Collector]

Hi MGCollector, are you in the USA?I ask because it sounds like your guns are possibly rewelds, or you have got the serial numbers off the wrong parts. H7398 is a Enfield Mk1 (Modified pattern) from 1941, 4T8833 is a Canadian Inglis late Mk1m from 1942. Can you post some photos? The serial number will be found on the body, above where the locking pin fits.

https://www.milsurps.com/images/impo...K1C24484-1.jpg

Hi Brit plumber,

I am indeed stateside. My semi is a reweld, but my deactivated receiver is currently in ruins. I made a mistake and posted the numbers off the lower section. The serial number on my semi is 3T8081. It is currently being reblued, but I will gladly post a photo when I have it back. I will need to look at my torched receiver again as I may only get a partial since the person who cut it went nuts and took out part of the number.