SlavSupreme But tactics and equipment don't matter! "Operational" planning by generals is all that matters in combat! The "square law of combat effectiveness" decrees that half of your force will be lost, and you will destroy the enemy. -every asshole to whom I talk
Ah the jolly good Lee-Enfield, I adore that rifle. Though I remember when I first shot it, I wasn't very sure about it as the rear locking lugs did make me nervous, it just didn't seem all that secure and was afraid the bolt would fly back into my face. My fears were completely unfounded though and it functioned beautifully. Though the magazine is detachable, I always reloaded with a pair of 5 round stripper clips. For some reason it's more satisfying that way, though it is purely sentimental on my part. The Mauser 98K will always be my favourite, Yet there is a special place in my heart for Dear Lee-E
Intresting think is when i use this weapon in battlefield 5 he pulls the trigger with his middle finger and he shoots so fast with this weapon.Is that true in real life?
I picked up mine for $430 which is a steal. Just have to look around. Especially at pawn shops a lot of the time they offer someone Penny's on the dollar and then sell them cheap.
I currently own a "1941 No. 4 Mk 1" But i can't find any other that looks like mine! The bolt is slightly different and the front stock (covering the last 1/2 of the barrel is not there) it has a sling with 1 metal band going around the front end of the stock, and the other clip screws into the but stock! I've spent 4 days googling and doing all kinds of research trying to figure out what i have! it says "Savage" On it (If i remember correctly) And something along the lines of "Longbranch" Idk if maybe mine is just missing a few pieces of wood or what but i need help! I can get pictures if anyone on here want's to see it 100% and can help me out! Thanks.
Link to Part 1: th-cam.com/video/Po9sY7T0x0o/w-d-xo.html
I love how you have the perfect first person view of shooting the gun, and there's no talking, only shooting.
great channel!
Thank you sir! I really appreciate it!
My grandfather used that rifle during operation market garden in WW2 it served him well in combat with a total of 11 confirmed Kills
No talking. Just shooting. You have a new subscriber! 🔫
Unique79 Thank you sir! I appreciate it!
Haven't watched you for a few weeks. At least I get to sit down and binge the vids with dinner. Thank you again for uploading.
You're welcome, I appreciate you enjoying the content man!
How ironic that you release this when I just picked up one today. Literally. Lol good timing.
Arguably the best (bolt action) infantry rifle of the Second World War
SlavSupreme
But tactics and equipment don't matter! "Operational" planning by generals is all that matters in combat! The "square law of combat effectiveness" decrees that half of your force will be lost, and you will destroy the enemy.
-every asshole to whom I talk
I mean its good but the best is debatable.
WW3 comes up
GunsOfTheWorld : *hehe*
He can armed a single village with his collection lmao
Aged well 🙂
that first 20 second show off is perfect
always has been you beaut
I'm curious
*How many weapons do you have?*
All surely xd
Jacob Webber , you think he borrows some guns?
@Jacob Webber yeah
He has yes many weapons
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I really love the look of Lee-Enfield rifles, especially the No.4 Mk1 and the L42A1.
Ah the jolly good Lee-Enfield, I adore that rifle. Though I remember when I first shot it, I wasn't very sure about it as the rear locking lugs did make me nervous, it just didn't seem all that secure and was afraid the bolt would fly back into my face. My fears were completely unfounded though and it functioned beautifully. Though the magazine is detachable, I always reloaded with a pair of 5 round stripper clips. For some reason it's more satisfying that way, though it is purely sentimental on my part. The Mauser 98K will always be my favourite, Yet there is a special place in my heart for Dear Lee-E
I think loading 10 just means fire 5 and reload keeping the last 5 rounds in the magazine in reserve.
Lee Enfield No. 4 Mk 1
beautiful gun
Thank you!
if gunsoftheworld was a ww1 soldier that fast load would make him sergeant
❤❤❤❤ For Lee Enfield!!
Superb video man, loved it enjoyed it and like always keep growing and bringing unique videos.👌
Gopal Dutta Thank you sir I appreciate it! I will indeed :)
Beautiful dude
loco cris Thanks man!
Oddly satisfying 💥
You've improved your musketry skills I see.
Nice looking gun
It's really crazy who realistic an RTX 4080ti could make a game look.
Very nice sound
Where did you aquire this one? She's gorgeous
Grant Peterson Thank you, my dad actually bought it about 15 years ago at Boscov’s for $60 lol!
@@GunsOfTheWorld He's a man of fine taste and trade. Well done.
Mind blowing
No mad minute, I feel cheated, it’s like the best part of firing an SMLE
Can you upload the Lee Enfield firing squad video posted on Instagram?
Unfortunately I can't because I posted a similar video a year ago on here and it got taken down. :(
Nice
You guys should have a Shooting competition with your choice of weapons
Even this gun made a British accent when being primed and fired.
You smell that cordite? That's the sweet British smell of saying sorry excessively as you win through 2 world wars
Type 38 Arisaka part 2?
nice rifle! 👍
Nice.
Nice bro
BAISAKHA PRADHAN Thank you!
Cool
Everyone: Lee Enfield No.4 MK 1
Me : The sniper when you first play battlefield 5
Vladimir Lenin uncultured swine
Are u using google glass for filming? If not, can u give me the information of ur glass camera? TY
@303en no, i dont think its a gopro its something more powerfuk
The magazine has a spare spring do you know where it is?
Did you make a vid about the taurus pt111
Buenos video saludos de argentina like
Hey cowpoke why no Micah’s pistol? In rdr2 vid
What is the make and model of the camera?
Intresting think is when i use this weapon in battlefield 5 he pulls the trigger with his middle finger and he shoots so fast with this weapon.Is that true in real life?
@303en Forgotten Weapons Ian McCollum said that they used the middle finger so maybe that is true
Next dual wield two of em
I’m assuming these are a tad expensive?
I picked up mine for $430 which is a steal. Just have to look around. Especially at pawn shops a lot of the time they offer someone Penny's on the dollar and then sell them cheap.
Zack Musick Oh Thank you! They seem like a joy to own and I’d love to have one for under 600!
@@leithesocialistyuricon8981 check out Armslist too. Lot of people selling their old milsurps for a good price. That's where I found my No 4 Mark 1.
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3:18 damn bro how much money do you have shoot all that
where do you get all these weapons?
I currently own a "1941 No. 4 Mk 1" But i can't find any other that looks like mine! The bolt is slightly different and the front stock (covering the last 1/2 of the barrel is not there) it has a sling with 1 metal band going around the front end of the stock, and the other clip screws into the but stock! I've spent 4 days googling and doing all kinds of research trying to figure out what i have! it says "Savage" On it (If i remember correctly) And something along the lines of "Longbranch" Idk if maybe mine is just missing a few pieces of wood or what but i need help! I can get pictures if anyone on here want's to see it 100% and can help me out! Thanks.
I feel like, the mechanism is too exposed for that rifle
All bolt actions are like it lad. Look at the mauser models there exposed
In what country do you live?
Do a video for shot gun please..
Iorn sights mk3 > mk4
Do a mad minute xD
Wow
Love call of duote
2003 and Finest Hour is where it's from baby!!!
*duty
low recoil huh?
Wow Beng Beng
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british guns are all nice but STEN:
Mk. V was an exception
Hi
Nice