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  • golden rivet
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    Originally posted by The real Jack View Post
    Its funny a few years ago the Bren was supposidly being retired and apparently somebody then found 1 million rounds of 303 in the curragh which didnt exist on paper. Thats one of the storys we were told anyway.....totla bullshit I'd say.
    rather than let ye fire it and having a load of ammo to expend we used to dump tons of it at sea what a waste of brass

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  • The real Jack
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    Originally posted by golden rivet View Post
    .303 ammo must be running low at this stage.
    Its funny a few years ago the Bren was supposidly being retired and apparently somebody then found 1 million rounds of 303 in the curragh which didnt exist on paper. Thats one of the storys we were told anyway.....totla bullshit I'd say.

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  • Goldie fish
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    Watching some of the Ceremonies in london today, I was reminded that 25 years ago, the British had converted the Bren to fire 7.62mm x 51.

    Only next year will we get around to retiring our 303 versions...

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  • golden rivet
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    Originally posted by DeV View Post
    According to COS (to be) the Bren will shortly be replaced by the GPMG and next years shooting competitions will be with the GPMG.
    .303 ammo must be running low at this stage.

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  • fiannoglach
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    Originally posted by California Tanker View Post
    "Box on the side" could be a Minimi as well.
    I think they're talking about the 50 round jungle box, Cal

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  • BANDIT
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    1980, and saw used but not used personally in 1990

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  • golden rivet
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    :confused:
    Originally posted by BANDIT View Post
    Nothing wrong with an energa grenade, only hang up is the ballisite round.
    It has been proved very effective in a few skirmishes in which I have participated.. we used to call them Zulus.
    :confused: what year was that..:confused:

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  • BANDIT
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    Nothing wrong with an energa grenade, only hang up is the ballisite round.
    It has been proved very effective in a few skirmishes in which I have participated.. we used to call them Zulus.

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  • golden rivet
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    Originally posted by DeV View Post
    According to COS (to be) the Bren will shortly be replaced by the GPMG and next years shooting competitions will be with the GPMG.
    energa grenade anyone...

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  • DeV
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    According to COS (to be) the Bren will shortly be replaced by the GPMG and next years shooting competitions will be with the GPMG.

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  • hptmurphy
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    We have MAG 80s in the AMLs because of commanality alright but the contradiction was the dismountable element of the troop still carried brens...

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  • California Tanker
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    "Box on the side" could be a Minimi as well.

    I recall doing the GPMG as an FCA recruit back in.. oh.. early 1998 or so. Only reason we ever did the TOETs on the Bren was so that we could shoot in the competitions as the Bren was still the inter-unit standard. Otherwise, field exercises and whatnot were GPMG. Now it's possible it was also for convenience's sake as we had the MAGs in the AMLs, so there was some commonality.

    NTM

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  • hptmurphy
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    Em.... sorry ......will be in the butts for the LMG so providing photos is a definite no no from my perspective..even I'm not looney tunes enough to try photo brens in action from that perspective.

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  • Exo1
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    Originally posted by Big Al View Post
    Have a look at the syllabus for the RDF PNCO course for the gpmg

    "Lesson 3: Magazine filling, loading and unloading"

    looks like someone just did a Ctrl H...
    lol.. good one......

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  • Big Al
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    Have a look at the syllabus for the RDF PNCO course for the gpmg

    "Lesson 3: Magazine filling, loading and unloading"

    looks like someone just did a Ctrl H...

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