BREN MK1 LMG on 1939 tripod

[prospecteur59]

Dear friends hello here is my bren an early mk1 set up on its tripod mount in sustained fire mode for shooting on fixed lines.




Sight of the point of marking before, and the housing of the tube for the anti-aircraft extension leg (tripod dated 1938)

Brass identification plate marked with the KOSB (King's Own Scottish Borders)

Elevator.

Markings on the reciever (Bren mk1 Enfield 1939)

Tripod in anti-aircraft mode


Tripod folded for transportation.





amitier,johann

[Nifartachi]

Superb! Thank you for the high resolution pictures

[Rick]

Great Pictures, where did you find the Bren ?.

[prospecteur59]

Expensively m hello
To answer your question, I found this Bren in search(excavation) on the beach of Bray dunes (near the Dunkerque) in 1990; his(her) magnificent state of preservation(conservation) my licence of him(it) restored by keeping(preserving) the maximum of piece(room) of origin.

Greetings
look the poste off reiics
https://www.warrelics.eu/forum/battl...ne-1940-a.html

[Rick]

Thanks for the info Prospectuer, and well done on the restoration and the finds.
Regards.

[Steve T]

That is damn nice !

You're a lucky man to find a relic like that

Keep up the good work !

Steve T

[Jason L]

WOW,preserved to say the least,I can imagine your joy at the discovery.Congrats.Awesome restoration

[Bill Grist]

Great historical Bren Gun...BILL

[Panzer 3]

Hi prospecteur,
Very nice find, you must have been over the moon when you dig this up. I know i would have been, you keep it in good condition to, I have a Mk1 Bren but i dont think i could put it in my garden like that, These were very accurate
weapons I have fired the 7.62 version L.M.G,. Do you find much in the dunes ie, relics ect.
Dave.

[Chris]

I love the first photo - what you had in the foreground made the background possible! (think about it).

Very well done!