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The Bren gun is a legendary British light machine gun, first produced in the 1930s and trusted by Commonwealth troops for over five decades. Known for its distinctive top-mounted curved magazine and rock-solid accuracy, it earned its place as the standard infantry weapon during World War II and beyond. The Bren was easy to handle, quick to reload, and famously reliable even in mud, snow, and desert heat — qualities that made it a favourite among soldiers. It continued to see action in the Korean War, the Falklands, and countless conflicts throughout the 20th century. Whether mounted on vehicles or used in a foxhole, it was the steady heartbeat of British firepower. At our Budapest shooting range, you can get hands-on with this historic icon — a rare chance to feel the power of a true WWII legend and one of the most unique daytime activities in Budapest. Seen in movies: – Dunkirk – A Bridge Too Far – The Longest Day Featured in games: – Call of Duty: WWII – Battlefield V – Medal of Honor – Hell Let Loose Used by militaries & forces: – British Armed Forces – Commonwealth nations including Canada, Australia, and New Zealand – Continued service in conflicts up to the early 1990s Fun Fact: The name “Bren” actually comes from Brno + Enfield — a nod to its Czech design origins and British manufacturing. Soldiers used to joke that if you dropped it off a truck, it would still hit the target — and in testing, it famously fired after being buried in sand for two days.