Hi Chris, welcome to the forum!
As usual, I have no hesitation in recommending Ryton Arms.
Cheers, Ade.
Hi Chris, welcome to the forum!
As usual, I have no hesitation in recommending Ryton Arms.
Cheers, Ade.
I think you'll struggle to get one for £250 mate. Your looking in excess of £350 for a good example.
Ryton Arms or Saracen Exports have a few for sale.
Best regards,
Woody
Some nice Bren Mk1's here.... Shop Products
Price includes shipping too
Seeing all that perfectly good weaponry in a deact state makes me want to weep tears of Light Machine Oil!
and the prices! I bought my unissued Springfield 1903 in the mid 1960's when they cleared out the Springfield Armory in Boston. 1917 build date. Cost me $17.50 + $2.50 shipping and came in the original box still packed in cosmoline!
Here in New York City, all toy guns (even water pistols), must be painted ORANGE at the barrel end after a rookie police officer shot a child who thought it was "fun" to point a toy gun at a cop at night. Understanding the situation for the Police Officer having a split second to make a decision that might meak his life or death is not easy for the average citizen. We have much more gun crime here than you do, but we also equip our police differently.
Amazingly we do not require the anti stab vests that are std issue for the Metro police that I saw on patrol in London.
Maybe all kitchen and butter knives will have to be painted green in the future as well!
Thanks all, the best I have found is a Mk1 Lithgow 1942 VGC, deactivated with full working action (which i assume means deactivated before 1996?) for £315 delivered, starting to sound like a good deal, checked the other sites listed, Saracen are close with a Mk1 for £325 later butstock and non extendable bipod legs or £300 for a Mk2.
Anything special I should investigate on the Mk1 to check it is good? General thoughts of relative value between Mk 1's?
Thanks for all your help again.
Chris
Hi Chris, actually all Brens regardless of date of de-activation wil cock & strip. This is due to the fact they are a bipod mounted weapon, hence the old spec/new spec rules have little bearing in this case.
Cheers, Ade.
Thanks Ade, good bit of info, from what i can gather then it should have firing pin cut and barrel blocked and welded to the stock?
Chris
Hi Chris, you have it right
Cheers, Ade.
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