Various Guns - Bren Gun (1940)
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- Various guns - Bren gun.
Item on the Bren Gun. L/S parachutists falling to earth. After seeing various machine guns of the recent past, including Browning and French machine gun, we see the manufacture and firing of the Bren Gun. There is also a diagrammatic sequence showing the workings of the gas operated machine gun.
FILM ID:1292.13
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Love the Bren but the Lewis has to be my personal favourite
The jaunty music really adds something here.
there is a similar looking gun the Type-99 manufactured by Japan
Because Japan copies it
@@Randomly_Browsingboth based on ZB26
@@soysauce4087 yes
Ok i buy one!!
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I need 900 boxes of those to buy ok
This gun was invented in Czechoslovakia by Václav Holek as ZB (zbrojovka Brno) vz. 26. BREN means BR (Brno), EN (Enfield). I'm so proud to be Czech 😌
Removing the empty mag as at 1:07 surely not a legitimate method?
Palming the magazine catch was standard practice. You were supposed to grasp the magazine as it comes away but in an emergency you wouldn't bother.
I always thought it was a german gun.... Because of battlefield game
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Yeah, don't get your history from those guys next time.
The "Bren" light machine gun is a British version of the Czechoslovakia ( light machine gun Zb30 ""Brno"") with slight Alterations and conversion to fire the British '303' inch cartridge hence the combined name "Brno" / "Enfield" known as the. British BREN gun
There are documented photos of German Fallschirmjagers using captured Bren guns, but it was not issued to German soldiers en masse.
You think of the Madsen and even that is danish
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Yes so failed that it served from the 1930s to 2006 yes very failed
The Bren was a very good light machine gun, Nobody knows what you’re talking about.
Was in service with the Irish army until the 1970’s
Who's going to an Arab for relevant information about anything but modern day slavery?
German machinegun the best ever not fair omitted. D day proved it the efficiency
M2 better
Sorry, who lost again? War is more than just one piece of equipment.
The fact is not single country army defected the Germans . USA UK France Indians Australians . ... were inferior soldiers agains the Nazis .... The weapons were. Some of the best .
@@frixux you sound like an edgy 14 year old. I hope you're a kid otherwise you sound like an awkward middle aged biased loner with no friends.
@@PatGillilandnot you pat