NIArms Bren L4A3 mod

Models, textures, settings, scripts and animations: Toadie2k Ballistics: Spartan0536 Sound: LordJarhead, commissioned by Toadie2k: MGBait This weapon set is made possible by the generosity of those who support us through Patreon. This weapon kit is made possible by the generosity of those who support us through Patreon. If you want to see more things like this, why not donate a few bucks through Patreon [www.patreon.com] If you can't or don't want to, don't be offended. Contents ======================================================================================================================== ========================= The NIArms Bren kit currently includes one Bren model - L4A3 - and aims to add to the list later. The first set includes: 1 LMG 1 new store (compatible with all FAL) 7 different charges Class list ============== hlc_rifle_L4A3 - 7.62mm NATO L4A3 hlc_30Rnd_762x51_B_L4 - M80A1 EPR 30-charge L4 store for 7. 62x51mm NATO hlc_30Rnd_762x51_mk316_L4 - Mk316 SBLR 3 round L4 magazine for 7. 62x51mm NATO hlc_30Rnd_762x51_barrier_Mk319 SBLR_L4 - round L4 magazine for 30 62x51mm NATO hlc 7. 30Rnd_762x51_M62A1_T_L4 - round L4 magazine for 30 62x51mm NATO hlc 7. 30Rnd_762x51_M276 IR_TDim_L4 - 30-round L4 magazine for Dim Tracer-762x51 7. _Tracer_M_L4 - 30-round magazine L4 for 62x51/FMJ 7.62x51mm NATO hlc mm in a ratio of 1:4 according to the NATO classification. 30rnd_762x51_62x51mm NATO History_MDIM_L4 - 30-round magazine L4 1:4 for NATO IR-Dim/FMJ 7.NIArms Brenset ========================== L4A3 L4A3 Bren is now designated, along with the L4A2, it was the standard division-class LMG for the British Army and Navy from 1958 until being retired in 1992. Unlike many of the weapons used in the Army, the L4 was not a specially designed weapon, but a modification of earlier designs. Specifically, the L4A3 (later A4) was a Bren Mk2 modified to a 7.62 mm NATO cartridge, and the A2/A4 was identical but based on the Mk3. The mechanical origins of the L4 are linked to a World War II project, in which the LMG Bren was converted to a 7mm Mauser by the Canadian company Inglis and secretly supplied to Chinese resistance forces against the Japanese occupation. However, unlike the Inglis variant, the L4 shutter was specifically manufactured with a more powerful extractor. With the introduction of the L1A1 SLR as the primary infantry rifle, the L4 became interchangeable with other units to simplify logistics and was powered essentially by a 30-charge magazine-sized FAL inch model. For this purpose, the walls of the store well have been hollowed out in the shorter and wider stores, and an additional unit containing a new body and a store latch stand has been inserted. As a result, on all later models, the shelf and store walls were reinforced with a plate riveted to the outside. The last major change to bring the basic specification to perfection was the replacement of a tapered stainless steel flame arrester with a five-port muzzle brake, similar to the SLR muzzle brake, as well as a new stock and carry handle. This was a general specification for L4, and applied almost equally to both Brens Mk 2 and Brens 3. The response to the L4, when it finally entered service, was generally favorable. Although the L4 was heavier than the shoulder gun and had a lower rate of magazine firing than the ribbon-fed LMG, its precision and handling made the Bren popular in the military for years to come. However, its popularity was short-lived: the L4 was always seen as a temporary solution until something better appeared; by the late 1980s, the Bren had been completely replaced by L7, L108 and L110 machine guns, with the latter having been retired in early 1992.