Junk Brens

[Tony Smith]

Originally Posted by derk derin

They must have been war surplus but how is it they could be left out in the open like that without souvenir hunters grabbing them?

My guess would be Burma as the likely place where Brit and US WW2 interests met and subsequently locked away for 60-odd years. Not many souvenir hunters until recently.

[Harry Moon]

Too many GE miniguns including a rare model in 223 and the look of the buildings in the background suggest to me some place with more American involvement.

[Harry Moon]

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GE we bring good things to light (with tracers every fifth round)

[horsa]

Spotted a couple or M16 uppers as well. I'd say Vietnam with the older stuff being leftovers from the earlier IndoChina fighting the French and associated Mercs did.

I remember these shots floating around the Internet from 8-10 years ago but seems there was no details attached back then either. Someone has simply found them and modernized them in FaceBook.

[Hanno Spoelstra]

Have seen these shots floating around the Internet for many years.

Most surprisingly: why have the scrap men not yet moved in on this?

H.

[Hans Mulder]

I'll pay going price for scrap steel...pack 'em into a 40ft container...

[Harry Moon]

I'll pay double!