Manufactured in 1984, the Special Forces Bren Ten was a limited run of Bren Ten pistols with a shorter 4 inch barrel and matching slide. Within this run, there was a further limited "light" configuration (estimated at 75 total) featuring a standard stainless frame and a hard chrome slide; while the use of a chromed slide Bren Ten by Don Johnson in Miami Vice is what put the Bren Ten on the map, most chromed slides are custom work, with the Special Forces Light being the only known factory configuration to have it as a feature. Blade front and adjustable notch rear sights, with "SPECIAL FORCES" on the left side of the slide and a set of "X" marked textured grips. Included with the pistol is a hand-numbered matching box and a manual.

Excellent, bright finish with minor handling evidence. The magazine sits a bit low in the well, with the follower not consistently engaging the slide stop, otherwise mechanically excellent. Box is very good.