Inglis Bren MkIIM

[Brit plumber]

Is anyone familiar with a Bren MkIIM?

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Currently wearing a "7.92" marked barrel. The receiver is also marked 7.92 just behind the barrel nut.

It's a 1945 dated Inglis.

The mag well has a new feed plate riveted in.

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Well it started life as one of the post war 7.92 guns so I'd hazard a guess at it being a trial gun for some other calibre like .280

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[Lee Enfield]

Well it started life as one of the post war 7.92 guns so I'd hazard a guess at it being a trial gun for some other calibre like .280

Actually it didn't start as an 8mm gun, because that would be a "7.92mm BREN MkI" not a "BREN MkII", and if post-war, it would also not be "Inglis" marked...