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since Jul 26$2,500+$500 (+20%)$3,000
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Item: Ice House MFG Bren MK II M/67 .303 Brit Pickup: Milton, WV 25541 Loading help on site: please advise (assume none) Please quote pickup, any packing or crating, and transport.
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Ice House Manufacturing semi-auto Bren MK II in .303 British, converted from original Inglis parts kit with "Mighty-Lime" striker system, very good condition with bright bore and nice blued finish. Collectors and historical rifle enthusiasts buy these converted Commonwealth guns for display value and period authenticity, some for shooting. Verify the semi-auto conversion legality in your jurisdiction, inspect the "Mighty-Lime" system function, confirm proof marks match listed dates, and test magazine fit since these conversions can have feed reliability quirks.
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Description from HiBid
Make: Ice House MFG
Model: Bren MK II M/67
Caliber: .303 Brit
Action: Semi
Serial # TI884
Condition: Very Good
The Bren Mk II build by Ice House Manufacturing using an Inglis parts kit. The Bren machine gun was the workhorse of the Commonwealth Infantry for squad support. This gun is made up of original parts from the Canadian Inglis Corporation and retains proof marks such as “Crown over D/R/C” British Royal Ordnance Factories Canadian Arsenal John Inglis during WW II and the “Circle Arrowhead” of the British military, and 43 for year. The metal retains a very nice blued finish throughout the receiver, and what looks to be original finish on the barrel and other parts including the bi-pod. The wood furniture and carry handle were selected by the customer to be in original battlefield pickup sturdy but showing use shape for that authentic look. IHM converted this parts kit to a semi auto using the "Mighty-Lime" telescoping striker system. The rifle incorporates a Mk1-style folding charging handle. The bore is bright with great rifling. The bipod swings out forwards or backward and is stiff when unfolded. The rifle includes 1 - 30 rnd detachable magazine and a fitted polymer hard case with wheels. It has that battlefield look and feel! Please see photos!
