![British .303 Bren gun, the mainstay of infantry section fire support during WWII and Korea Stock Photo - Alamy British .303 Bren gun, the mainstay of infantry section fire support during WWII and Korea Stock Photo - Alamy](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/C88DBN/british-303-bren-gun-the-mainstay-of-infantry-section-fire-support-C88DBN.jpg)
British .303 Bren gun, the mainstay of infantry section fire support during WWII and Korea Stock Photo - Alamy
![What made Britain's attempt at a GPMG a failure? With weapon and firearms expert Jonathan Ferguson - YouTube What made Britain's attempt at a GPMG a failure? With weapon and firearms expert Jonathan Ferguson - YouTube](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/qbS2ud9eNcs/maxresdefault.jpg)
What made Britain's attempt at a GPMG a failure? With weapon and firearms expert Jonathan Ferguson - YouTube
![A Belt-Fed Bren Gun with a Fatal Flaw: The Experimental X11E4 at The Armourer's Bench -The Firearm Blog A Belt-Fed Bren Gun with a Fatal Flaw: The Experimental X11E4 at The Armourer's Bench -The Firearm Blog](https://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2017/09/centrefire-automatic-machine-gun-sfmg-experimental-turpin-x11e4.jpg)
A Belt-Fed Bren Gun with a Fatal Flaw: The Experimental X11E4 at The Armourer's Bench -The Firearm Blog
royalarmouries - We're back with another obscure firearm from the collection. You know the rules by now. Just tell us what you know about the below... Jonathan Ferguson will bring you the
![BSA GPMG a 7.62 machine gun developed by Josef Veselý in 1952. Basically a belt fed conversion of Bren. In 1957 it competed in trials against M60, FN MAG, AA-52, Madsen-Saetter and BSA GPMG a 7.62 machine gun developed by Josef Veselý in 1952. Basically a belt fed conversion of Bren. In 1957 it competed in trials against M60, FN MAG, AA-52, Madsen-Saetter and](https://preview.redd.it/bsa-gpmg-a-7-62-machine-gun-developed-by-josef-vesel%C3%BD-in-v0-6xuv0rcwvkm81.png?auto=webp&s=403a52db0eed7e2eb384db7cf72b7340f90f029a)