Bren Gun MARK 2 price in Canada
ProhibitedNo Bren Gun MARK 2 has been posted on GunEx recently, so there is no asking-price range to report yet. The RCMP Firearms Reference Table classifies the Bren Gun MARK 2 as Prohibited in Canada.
Price figures appear here once enough Bren Gun MARK 2 posts have been listed. GunEx reports asking prices only; it never sees what a firearm finally sold for.
No Bren Gun MARK 2 listed right now
They come up from time to time. We can tell you the day one does.
Reference table records
6 records cover the Bren Gun MARK 2 in the RCMP Firearms Reference Table. Each carries its own Firearm Reference Number and classification.
| FRN | Model | Class | Action | Calibres |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 54320 | MARK 2 | Prohibited | Full Automatic | .303 British |
| 44748 | MARK 2 | Prohibited | Converted Automatic | .303 British |
| 41818 | MARK 2 | Prohibited | Full Automatic | .280/30 British, .30-06 Springfield, 30-T65 |
| 41810 | MARK 2 | Prohibited | Converted Automatic | .303 British |
| 103916 | MARK 2 | Prohibited | Converted Automatic | .303 British |
| 103915 | MARK 2 | Prohibited | Full Automatic | .303 British |
Common questions
How much does a Bren Gun MARK 2 cost in Canada?
There are not enough recent Bren Gun MARK 2 posts on GunEx to quote a price range. Condition, matching numbers and included accessories move used firearm prices more than anything else, so compare a few live listings before deciding what is fair.
Is the Bren Gun MARK 2 restricted in Canada?
The RCMP Firearms Reference Table classifies the Bren Gun MARK 2 as Prohibited in Canada. Classification attaches to the specific firearm rather than to the model name, so variants with a different barrel length, overall length or action can carry a different class. Check the Firearm Reference Number on the record that matches the firearm in front of you, and confirm with the RCMP Canadian Firearms Program before a transfer.
Where can I buy a Bren Gun MARK 2 in Canada?
GunEx lists Bren Gun MARK 2 posts from its own members and from public Canadian classifieds, updated daily. You need a valid PAL for the class the firearm falls under, and the seller has to verify it before the firearm changes hands.