Submitted for competition with the British Army in the 1930's the Czech ZB vz.26 light machine gun was accepted over the American BAR, Danish Madsen, and other contemporaries, and underwent a series of alterations resulting in the BREN gun. Introduced in 1941, the Mark II version simplified some of the machining and woodcutting steps for ease of production, as well as boosting the rate of fire. Fixed conical flash hider, with the left-side offset blade and adjustable ladder peep sights. Marked "BREN MkII D/ 1942" on the right side of the frame, with "A.I. LTD./ 29693/ SN 30385" beside the barrel lug. Three position selector on the left side, marked "A S R" (auto/ safe/ single shot). Fitted with a folding bipod, smooth pistol grip, and a wood buttstock with small raised comb, ribbed buttplate and mounting points for a off-hand grip and shoulder plate. With two magazines. NOTE: This is a fully transferable NFA Class III Firearm currently on a Form 4. You are required to check your state and/or local laws as to whether or not you may own this. This weapon can be transferred to a Class III dealer at no charge. Buyer pays all other transfer fees and stamps.

Professionally remanufactured/refinished with 98% of the parkerized finish, with scattered pitting, minimal spotting and a few areas of bright wear. A plate has been welded over the left side of the receiver. Stock is fine, with pressure dents and scratches. Mechanically excellent.