Manufactured in America using a re-welded (torch cut) Canadian Inglis BREN Gun receiver and a combination of commercial and military surplus components, with the internals converted to operate as a closed-bolt semi-automatic weapon. Fitted with the traditional off-set blade and peep sights, with the Project Arms nomenclature on top of the gas assembly, "INGLIS/1944" and "BREN MkII" on the right side and the selector switch on the left; the "A" automatic position has been blocked off with a section of solid metal, leaving the "S" safe and "R" repeating (semi-auto) positions functional. The barrel is fitted with a flash hider and on-board carry handle, with a folding metal bipod on the gas assembly, smooth pistol grip, green canvas sling and a steel buttplate. Included with the BREN is a number of accessories, including three extra barrels, a magazine loading tool, a canvas spare barrel carrier with assorted cleaning/maintenance tools, brass catcher, a hardwood case with stenciled nomenclature and a 1942 dated Canadian field manual.

Very good as completely remanufactured/refurbished overall with 90% of the matte gray finish showing mild handling marks and edge wear overall. Some variations in finish color are visible around the welds, with some voids and air gaps visible; as per the terms of sale, the item is sold "as-is, where-is" with no assurance of shoot ability. The wood is good, with some cracks in the buttstock and mild scuffs. The accessories all appear in good order with wear and staining appropriate to age.