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    Quote Originally Posted by Peter Laidlericon View Post
    That Bren is a bit of a hybrid - no? If it's an L4, which it looks like from the body inserts, it really should have a lightweight Mk3 gun butt fitted and Mk2 parallel carrying handle. They're readily available in the US as I understand it. Bipod should be adjustable Mk1 version. But that said........ LUCKY YOU!
    Just got the Bren. It is a reweld semi auto from Historic Arms. The marks indicate a 1943 Inglis Mark2 converted to L4 in 1959. Works great, but obviously a bit of a cut-and-shut!

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