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Historical Weapons

Bren LMG Mk3 (Light Machine Gun)

The Bren LMG was the second weapon which soldiers trained on. It has been replaced by the FN GPMG.

Characteristics

  • Operation Air cooled, gas operated, magazine fedSelective fire, Fully or Single Shot
  • Calibre .303 (7.696 mm)
  • Muzzle velocity 2440 fps
  • Capacity 30 round box
  • Weight 19.14 lbs for Mk IV
  • Overall length 42.9 in for Mk IV
  • Rate of fire 500-520 rounds per minute
 

 

 
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