Manufactured in the U.S.A. using a combination of new-made components and military-surplus hardware (in particular a deactivated Canadian proofed Inglis receiver), this is a semi-automatic closed-bolt reproduction of the Commonwealth-standard BREN light machine gun chambered for the .308 NATO cartridge. Blade front and folding peep rear sight, a ported flash hider, 308/7.62mm markings on the barrel and gas port, and the Historic Arms and "INGLIS/1943" markings on the right side of the receiver. During the rebuild process the "A" selector position was physically blocked, with only the "S" and "R" positions useable. Fitted with a folding steel bipod, smooth pistol grip and buttstock, and a steel buttplate with a flip-out shoulder rest. Also included with the lot is a British, wooden Bren gun storage box/hardcase, metal/canvas brass catcher, assorted tools and small parts, a large, black, nylon rifle soft case, mixed canvas/leather load bearing gear (includes Czech and Cold War-Era Commonwealth gear), 13 extra magazines and 3 extra barrels (marked "303", "8mm Rim" and "54 R").