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I have two of those wire wrapped Enfield's myself. I never bougth the grenade launcher attachment for mine though people have been using them to launch tennis balls for years. The rifle is the Enfield No.1 Mk. III to be specific. It was the standard British battle rifle only up to 1941 when it was replace by the No.4 Mk I rifle. Most of these rifles are marked GRI (George Rex Impereator India) since they were manufactured in India after WWII.
Having a hard time hitting the broad side of a barn. Nice video I love ww2 firearms the ingenuity and rapid progress in weapons development is astounding to me.
I see many hours of fun in the backyard for you and your son! Very cool, have fun, and be careful! Thank you for the great video! Keep up the terrific work!👍
Very cool. A must have accessory. I have a launcher, blanks and practice grenades for my M1 Garand, but haven't quite worked myself up to trying it out. I'm not sure I want to face the possibility of never seeing the grenade again. I also have a golf ball launcher for my AR and it never fails to produce a grin 😁. The woods at the back of my property has a few golf balls here and there.
Watching this one with my wife and she wanted me to let you know she is LOVING this episode. She grew up with her dad who had a huge gun collection and she wants me to drive her to your house so she can try it out, lol.
So it looks like you have an Enfield no.1 Mark III* or SMLE. It was the standard British military rifle for WW1. Its true the Brits started WW2 with that rifle but it was replaced early on by the no.4 Mark I or Mark I*. Nice to see how you spend your down time when your not educating in the classroom or via TH-cam.
I buy tennis balls for my grandmothers walker. I tell her I'm going to buy her some new tennis shoes. But this has to be the BEST way to use or play with tennis balls. That looks like way to much fun, I'm in.
I just learned a week or two ago that over half of all casualties were caused by artillery, mortar and/or other indirect means like your grenade launcher during WWII for all sides combined. AND, my suspicions were validated finally. You do a fine job of being PC. Wonderful video and I have never seen one of those before or had any idea how they functioned, very nice vlog! Thank you...
Finally got some free time to catch up on TH-cam. Holy cow this is cool!! This looks so fun, I got a good chuckle out of your level of enjoyment with that first shot. It doesnt matter how old you are, when you are launching tennis balls into the air with a grenade launcher, all men are boys for a moment haha! 🇺🇸👊
Awesome! Now you just need some grenades!!! Lol!! I assume you definitely wouldn’t want to mistake a live round for a blank when launching a grenade....
Makes sense why those Enfield’s had such a built up muzzle. I never knew the Brits had WW2 era rifle grenade launchers. I can’t recall ever seeing them in any of the countless number of videos I’ve watched. Thanks for sharing. 🙏🏼
Cool JD! You'll have to find a fob grenade for it so you can get the whole experience. That is, if the barrel can still stand the pressure. BTW, where do you get blanks? I know the American Legion uses alot of them for funerals and such. But our post here in town uses Garands.
I'm not completely disagreeing with you. But don't lump all coastal people into one. I live in Oregon, and yes, Portland is an absolute disgusting embarrassment to our state. But us small town, or country folks love our country and Texas too! And we absolutely love shooting and blowing up things!
@@chadanderson8692 Correct- I certainly don't count those folks who live inland- the great majority of those good folks are fairly conservative. I love Eastern Oregon- absolutely beautiful!
@@chadanderson8692 - Ha! I get it. I have some friends who live close to Eugene. They hate the reputation that Portland has given the rest of the state.
@@TheHistoryUnderground ya, I live half way between Eugene and Portland. Your friends sound like my kind of people. Keep up your great work. From some of the comments I have read you are not just educating Americans you're educating the world. Great job!
Do u use a standard grenade or a special one ? Is there a pin to pull, before shooting? Thanks for this video. It showed how much training is required for accuracy
The cup takes standard British No. 36 Mills Bomb grenades. Insert into the cup, pull the pin. The spoon/lever is held by the cup until it's fired from the cup, at which point the lever flies off and initiates the grenade firing sequence/fuse.
Awesome man. I have one as well and they are a ton of fun to shoot. Try some full coke cans...it’s a ton of fun. Make sure to release the range to halfway...if not you have a mess.
That thing is AWESOME. I'm curious how the pin on the grenade was pulled tho. Did the soldier pull it before loading and shoot quickly? Do you even need to pull the pin if its impacting so hard (probally a stupid question but I've never delt with grenades outside of Call of Duty lol)
You would put the grenade into the cup and pull the pin. The cup would keep the spoon in place until it was fired. After it clears the cup, the fuse ignites. Pretty interesting setup.
I am binge watching , love your videos , be nice to see u fire that civil war musket u mentioned , I have a CS richmond, been wanting to fire one of my dug bullets , that Enfield has onenof the smoothest actions , think the British fired a thing called the mad minute, it simulated full auto fire , not sure it that was the correct term
Interesting Video. Vietnam Vet here. While it is educational and """" fun """" to use that weapon, keep in mind that the object of the exercise is to KILL someone. Casually positioned on one knee while keeping the rifle at a forty five degree angle is not stressful until the enemy is trying put a bullet somewhere in your personage or is tossing grenades back at your position with the same deadly intent. The probability of hitting what you are aiming at with a hand held non tripod grenade launcher at that distance is somewhat low. Also keep in mind that the mass and weight of a grenade round is markedly different that an air filled tennis ball so the absolute maximum range of the rifle as configured is 400 meters. At this range a round from the standard rifle used by the German infantry in WWII would take approximately 0.626 seconds to go from the end of the muzzle to the center of you forehead. Having said that, I enjoyed the video and guns are "fun" in a non combat context but that context should never be forgotten, Luv your stuff.
Agreed. Afterwards, I was wishing that I would have pointed that out. Thankful for the guys who used this for real so that I could use it for fun. Thanks!
You made this look entirely too much fun!! I've got the rifle and the blanks, so I just had to order a SMLE cup grenade launcher for myself. Thanks for the video, I always enjoy them.
The original beer can launcher.lol this was a needed tool for an under armed force. It helped small forces be more versatile and deadlier at more distance. Not the most accurate support tool in the pack.
Men n their toys 😊😆. Actually that was pretty impressive. Gonna have to do another video to show us how well practice you’ve been doing to get the tennis ball into the window on the barn. ♥️😊👍👍
You would put the grenade into the cup and pull the pin. The cup would keep the spoon in place until it was fired. After it clears the cup, the fuse ignites. Pretty interesting setup.
WHAT!? A grenade launcher! How awesome is that to play with? How do you obtain such? Just happen to see on Craig's list one day and say " Ooo! How cool is that? I must have! Oh yes, you will be mine!" 🤣🤣
You would put the grenade into the cup and pull the pin. The cup would keep the spoon in place until it was fired. After it clears the cup, the fuse ignites. Pretty interesting setup.
Wow, around here, there is no way you can grab one of those. My state basically made all ARs impossible to get, before the ban. Glad I already had a couple😉 The only ww2 firearm that I have is a Russian Mosin Nagant, and it's a shoulder bruiser.
Like US Grenade Launching Blanks, the British GLB are very much more powerful than an ordinary BLANK as being used here. (PPU .303 Blanks) These 'EY' rifles came out during WWI. They were used far more commonly in Southeast Asia against Japanese forces.
www.rifleman.org.uk/Enfield_Rifle_Grenades_and_Dischargers.html These were also used in the Great War. You will see that this is based on a Lee Enfield SMLE Mk 3 or 3*, the standard British rifles of the Great War. If you look at the data on the right hand side of the stock, behind the breech, you will see rifle data including the exact variant and date of production. More clues that it is a Mk 3 is it having the leaf site on the top cover and not the aperture sight on the WW2 variant and the barrel ends very close to the end of the stock. For more details in TH-cam, see the C&Rsenal series on the Lee Enfield or search Forgotten Weapons.
You're not wrong about it being used in WWII, but the grenade cup was adopted in 1917 and that pattern of rifle was also in British service during the first world war. Forgotten Weapons has a good video on them. th-cam.com/video/CT1DyyCxf9Q/w-d-xo.html
Так что по татуировке я понял, что ты либо усыновленный, либо один из твоих детей. Это довольно круто. 'УСЫНОВЛЕН' is obviously what I am referring to да?
@@TheHistoryUnderground My former spouse is a Russian Doctor and I adopted her two from her previous marriage. I've spent considerable time in the Russian Federation although it was the CCCP when I first traveled there. Anyway, that's a very cool homage to your progeny. Well done.
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That’s an awesome gun. Wish I had it. But I have to say that is not a WW2 gun. That’s a No.1 Lee Enfield. It’s a WW1 rifle. It was still around I’m sure. But the British moved to the No.4 Lee Enfield in WW2.
It's the Russian word for "adopted". It has some personal meaning and also refers to Galatians 4:4-5 in the Bible where it talks about how God take spiritual outsiders and adopts them into his family.
Ake a video with a M1 Garand and an M9 grenade launcher...or a 1903A1 with the M7 launcher... which is next to impossible to get or afford.....btw...why not load the SMLE magazine with 10rds?? As well, the reinforcement of the stock of the Mk III, is actually a WW1 reinforcement use.....
Giggling like a child while playing with a WEAPON OF WAR. I will never understand the American fetish with guns. Thank you, but I believe that prefer to live here in Britain where we don't have to worry about a maniac and his guns.
As the world's leading exporter of independence days, I would have thought that the British would know better than most the value of well armed citizenry as a deterrent to tyrannical governments. 🤷🏻♂️
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I have two of those wire wrapped Enfield's myself. I never bougth the grenade launcher attachment for mine though people have been using them to launch tennis balls for years. The rifle is the Enfield No.1 Mk. III to be specific. It was the standard British battle rifle only up to 1941 when it was replace by the No.4 Mk I rifle. Most of these rifles are marked GRI (George Rex Impereator India) since they were manufactured in India after WWII.
Get a Labrador and get him to play fetch
Imagine taking that down the park to play fetch with your dog 😂
Ha! I'm guessing that I'd have fun for the whole 15 minutes before the police arrived.
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Funny!
Having a hard time hitting the broad side of a barn. Nice video I love ww2 firearms the ingenuity and rapid progress in weapons development is astounding to me.
Ha! Literally.
That's an awesome piece of history, that's something unique! Maybe do more of these kind of video's. Its really fun to watch! 🦅
Thanks! Obviously, I had fun with this one.
Very Unique! Loved the blooper at the end!
Thanks! And yes, that's what happens when the barrel gets completely fouled.
A man and his guns. Lol, that one looks like huge fun and a cool item to add to your collection.
I was pretty pumped when I got it.
I see many hours of fun in the backyard for you and your son! Very cool, have fun, and be careful! Thank you for the great video! Keep up the terrific work!👍
Thanks! We really enjoyed it.
Tennis just became a heckuva lot more interesting.
Ha! 100%
Dang, noticing your nice buck on the wall. The Deer won't have a chance in the woods next year...:)
As usual, very interesting! Great shot at the end! Your son was impressed!
Ha!
Very cool. A must have accessory.
I have a launcher, blanks and practice grenades for my M1 Garand, but haven't quite worked myself up to trying it out. I'm not sure I want to face the possibility of never seeing the grenade again. I also have a golf ball launcher for my AR and it never fails to produce a grin 😁. The woods at the back of my property has a few golf balls here and there.
Too much fun!
Another great and informative video. Perhaps someday you might want to dedicate a video to your personal arsenal of guns, guns, guns.
Thanks! I may bust a few more out at some point.
Watching this one with my wife and she wanted me to let you know she is LOVING this episode. She grew up with her dad who had a huge gun collection and she wants me to drive her to your house so she can try it out, lol.
Ha! Awesome. Just say when.
So it looks like you have an Enfield no.1 Mark III* or SMLE. It was the standard British military rifle for WW1. Its true the Brits started WW2 with that rifle but it was replaced early on by the no.4 Mark I or Mark I*. Nice to see how you spend your down time when your not educating in the classroom or via TH-cam.
Replaced early not really, mine is dated 1942
@@guillaumeferment7445 ok replaced mid war if you’re British.
Yep, that's it. Glad that I could share it with people and maybe learn a few things myself.
I buy tennis balls for my grandmothers walker. I tell her I'm going to buy her some new tennis shoes. But this has to be the BEST way to use or play with tennis balls. That looks like way to much fun, I'm in.
It really is. Only one use though. It wrecks the tennis ball.
I just learned a week or two ago that over half of all casualties were caused by artillery, mortar and/or other indirect means like your grenade launcher during WWII for all sides combined.
AND, my suspicions were validated finally. You do a fine job of being PC. Wonderful video and I have never seen one of those before or had any idea how they functioned, very nice vlog! Thank you...
5* for effort, after all you only have to be close in horse shoes and grenades. Great history lesson..
Ha! Definitely need some more practice.
My English teacher used to tell us that whenever I was in junior high. Oh, dang, did I just give my age away 😳?
Finally got some free time to catch up on TH-cam. Holy cow this is cool!! This looks so fun, I got a good chuckle out of your level of enjoyment with that first shot. It doesnt matter how old you are, when you are launching tennis balls into the air with a grenade launcher, all men are boys for a moment haha! 🇺🇸👊
100%. I could shoot that thing 100 times and still have as much fun on the last shot as I did on the first.
When I read the title I thought, of course you did. LOL!
Ha! Of course.
At least you can say you could hit the broad side of a barn with that thing. 😂😂
That was a really fun Video. Thanks
Glad that you enjoyed it!
Awesome! Now you just need some grenades!!! Lol!! I assume you definitely wouldn’t want to mistake a live round for a blank when launching a grenade....
Seems like that would go sideways in a hurry.
Makes sense why those Enfield’s had such a built up muzzle. I never knew the Brits had WW2 era rifle grenade launchers. I can’t recall ever seeing them in any of the countless number of videos I’ve watched.
Thanks for sharing. 🙏🏼
I couldn't even find many pictures of them from the war. Pretty interesting piece though.
@@TheHistoryUnderground I’m curious what the grenades looked like.
You do a great job on the subjects you are discussing. Keep up the great work.
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Cool JD! You'll have to find a fob grenade for it so you can get the whole experience. That is, if the barrel can still stand the pressure. BTW, where do you get blanks? I know the American Legion uses alot of them for funerals and such. But our post here in town uses Garands.
It took me forever to find the blanks but I finally got some from a shop down in GA. Can't remember the name offhand.
Great video, every home should have one.
Ha! Agreed.
People in the Midwest like to "blow stuff up"! Difficult to explain that to those nice folks on the Coasts.... unfortunately. Great job, JD.
Ha! 100%
I'm not completely disagreeing with you. But don't lump all coastal people into one. I live in Oregon, and yes, Portland is an absolute disgusting embarrassment to our state. But us small town, or country folks love our country and Texas too! And we absolutely love shooting and blowing up things!
@@chadanderson8692 Correct- I certainly don't count those folks who live inland- the great majority of those good folks are fairly conservative. I love Eastern Oregon- absolutely beautiful!
@@chadanderson8692 - Ha! I get it. I have some friends who live close to Eugene. They hate the reputation that Portland has given the rest of the state.
@@TheHistoryUnderground ya, I live half way between Eugene and Portland. Your friends sound like my kind of people. Keep up your great work. From some of the comments I have read you are not just educating Americans you're educating the world. Great job!
Wow! I've never see you have so much fun. That grenade launcher is so cool. New video when you put one through the window. Way to go JD!
That's going to be a hit at the dog park!
Right up until the police show up lol
@@TheHistoryUnderground 😂
Great video and a cool acquisition.
Thanks!
Do u use a standard grenade or a special one ? Is there a pin to pull, before shooting? Thanks for this video. It showed how much training is required for accuracy
The cup takes standard British No. 36 Mills Bomb grenades. Insert into the cup, pull the pin. The spoon/lever is held by the cup until it's fired from the cup, at which point the lever flies off and initiates the grenade firing sequence/fuse.
@@foxtrotromeo25 thanks
OK, that’s what the US Davis Cup team needs. Return THAT ball, Reilly Opelka!
Ha!
Just post a sign that says you have a grenade launcher. No thief will break into your house.🤣😂😆
That is one of several reasons why a thief would not want to break into my house :)
@@TheHistoryUnderground I see what you did here. 👍
Wow! So cool!! I'm thinking everyone watching this is wishing they were playing with you in your back yard right now! Lol
Thanks for sharing with us!!
Ha! It's a great piece to have at the barbecue.
Haha! Yes!!
I've been trying to get a Garand and 1911 from the CMP but no luck
You might check out Gunboards. They have some come up from time to time in the for sale section.
I do ww2 reenacting! Just got to shoot a grenade launcher off a M1 garande and a 03 springfield!
Nice!
Absolutely love it congratulations buddy sorry ive been gone awhile but im back and catching up an hitting that like button. Hope u have a great week.
Awesome! Hope that you enjoy the content :)
@@TheHistoryUnderground always do
‘Out of grenades’
‘Tennis ball grenade’
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Fun video, JD.
Something different from what we’re used to but like it. 👌👍
😅 Thanks!
Amazing 🤩 historical item to own. Thank you for sharing 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Yeah, I was pretty excited to get it. Thanks!
Awesome man. I have one as well and they are a ton of fun to shoot. Try some full coke cans...it’s a ton of fun. Make sure to release the range to halfway...if not you have a mess.
That thing is AWESOME. I'm curious how the pin on the grenade was pulled tho. Did the soldier pull it before loading and shoot quickly? Do you even need to pull the pin if its impacting so hard (probally a stupid question but I've never delt with grenades outside of Call of Duty lol)
You would put the grenade into the cup and pull the pin. The cup would keep the spoon in place until it was fired. After it clears the cup, the fuse ignites. Pretty interesting setup.
I had the same question. Thank you for explaining that.
I am binge watching , love your videos , be nice to see u fire that civil war musket u mentioned , I have a CS richmond, been wanting to fire one of my dug bullets , that Enfield has onenof the smoothest actions , think the British fired a thing called the mad minute, it simulated full auto fire , not sure it that was the correct term
This is way cool! Also, I could see in the heat of battle a soldier using a 308 fmj in there and having a really BAD day! That would NOT be cool!
Gosh. I'd hate to see that.
THat was cool. Maybe you can get the brass reloaded.
Thanks!
Oh man! That is entirely awesome! Have fun!
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Talk about a mean surve. Mr. McEnroe 🎾
Ha!
👍! Interesting...with tennis ball, the WWII are probably very...fun!😉😁
It is a good time shooting it.
@@TheHistoryUnderground 😄👍
Too much fun! Do you have an M1 with grenade launcher too?🤔
I have an M1 but not a launcher.
is that classified as a curio and relics, antique, or just regular firearm?
Regular firearm.
I imagine it's difficult to find blanks for .303
Thats what I was wondering.
Very much so. Finally found some in GA.
I got a mint condition 7.5 French MAS with all the bells and whistles! All I need is some rifle grenades dummies!
That sounds like something that I need.......along with about 50 other firearms.
Excellent. 😂😂 boys and toys👍👍😂😂
Ha!
Interesting Video. Vietnam Vet here. While it is educational and """" fun """" to use that weapon, keep in mind that the object of the exercise is to KILL someone. Casually positioned on one knee while keeping the rifle at a forty five degree angle is not stressful until the enemy is trying put a bullet somewhere in your personage or is tossing grenades back at your position with the same deadly intent. The probability of hitting what you are aiming at with a hand held non tripod grenade launcher at that distance is somewhat low. Also keep in mind that the mass and weight of a grenade round is markedly different that an air filled tennis ball so the absolute maximum range of the rifle as configured is 400 meters. At this range a round from the standard rifle used by the German infantry in WWII would take approximately 0.626 seconds to go from the end of the muzzle to the center of you forehead. Having said that, I enjoyed the video and guns are "fun" in a non combat context but that context should never be forgotten, Luv your stuff.
Agreed. Afterwards, I was wishing that I would have pointed that out. Thankful for the guys who used this for real so that I could use it for fun. Thanks!
So YOU CAN hit the side of a barn with an enfield.....Great video JD.
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Awesome episode!!! It's a very nice system.
You made this look entirely too much fun!! I've got the rifle and the blanks, so I just had to order a SMLE cup grenade launcher for myself. Thanks for the video, I always enjoy them.
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So cool that a tennis ball is the right size to fit into that piece. :: Love the blooper. So glad it wasn't a real grenade :)
Ha! Me too.
Love that enfeild.
The original beer can launcher.lol this was a needed tool for an under armed force. It helped small forces be more versatile and deadlier at more distance. Not the most accurate support tool in the pack.
Ha! Yes.
Men n their toys 😊😆. Actually that was pretty impressive. Gonna have to do another video to show us how well practice you’ve been doing to get the tennis ball into the window on the barn. ♥️😊👍👍
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JD at least you could hit a barn door :)
Ha!
How did they pull the pin on the grenade?
You would put the grenade into the cup and pull the pin. The cup would keep the spoon in place until it was fired. After it clears the cup, the fuse ignites. Pretty interesting setup.
That vlog was great....Thanks....
WHAT!? A grenade launcher! How awesome is that to play with? How do you obtain such? Just happen to see on Craig's list one day and say " Ooo! How cool is that? I must have! Oh yes, you will be mine!" 🤣🤣
Ha! Picked mine up at a gun auction.
Those things are sooo much fun! I have a couple variants. They are getting hard to find
I felt pretty fortunate to get my hands on one.
Which part of the mid west?
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Man how did you talk you wife into that purchase lol.
I have a pretty awesome wife.
And I bought it before I asked.
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It's easier to ask for forgiveness than it is to ask for permission lol.
@@TheHistoryUnderground Brave man, very brave man. Is it safe to say you have a comfortable coach?
When was the grenade pin pulled?
I thought the same thing.... probably upon loading
Insert grenade and pull the pin. The cup will hold the spoon of the grenade until it's shot out of the cup.
@@billd.iniowa2263 absolutely! I never thought of that!
Tennis ball 2 oz grenade 1.5 pounds
I loved this episode!!!!
Way cool...I didn't know anything about those. I want one...
That was AWESOME!
Cool ball launcher for dogs! 🤗
Ha!
Don't grenades have pins? How does it blow up?
You would put the grenade into the cup and pull the pin. The cup would keep the spoon in place until it was fired. After it clears the cup, the fuse ignites. Pretty interesting setup.
You had the perfect opportunity to say you actually could hit the broad side of a barn, and missed it lol.
You look very happy with your new toy :)
Wow, around here, there is no way you can grab one of those. My state basically made all ARs impossible to get, before the ban. Glad I already had a couple😉 The only ww2 firearm that I have is a Russian Mosin Nagant, and it's a shoulder bruiser.
Ha! Yeah, those are rough.
Go Jocko!
Used to be able to get the tear gas/grenade launcher for about $150 military surplus.... Would hate to see what they go for now.
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Like US Grenade Launching Blanks, the British GLB are very much more powerful than an ordinary BLANK as being used here. (PPU .303 Blanks) These 'EY' rifles came out during WWI. They were used far more commonly in Southeast Asia against Japanese forces.
A tennis ball hit my car while driving..jk..lol..that's really cool!
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We're all out of grenades. Ha. That is probably a good thing.
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www.rifleman.org.uk/Enfield_Rifle_Grenades_and_Dischargers.html
These were also used in the Great War.
You will see that this is based on a Lee Enfield SMLE Mk 3 or 3*, the standard British rifles of the Great War. If you look at the data on the right hand side of the stock, behind the breech, you will see rifle data including the exact variant and date of production. More clues that it is a Mk 3 is it having the leaf site on the top cover and not the aperture sight on the WW2 variant and the barrel ends very close to the end of the stock.
For more details in TH-cam, see the C&Rsenal series on the Lee Enfield or search Forgotten Weapons.
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Very cool
The barn is close ennought
You're not wrong about it being used in WWII, but the grenade cup was adopted in 1917 and that pattern of rifle was also in British service during the first world war. Forgotten Weapons has a good video on them.
th-cam.com/video/CT1DyyCxf9Q/w-d-xo.html
Maybe a baseball would have worked a little better due to it being heavier?
Так что по татуировке я понял, что ты либо усыновленный, либо один из твоих детей. Это довольно круто. 'УСЫНОВЛЕН' is obviously what I am referring to да?
My children. Also, it's a reference to Galatians 4:4-5 in the Bible in that we are spiritual outsiders until God adopts us into his family.
@@TheHistoryUnderground My former spouse is a Russian Doctor and I adopted her two from her previous marriage. I've spent considerable time in the Russian Federation although it was the CCCP when I first traveled there. Anyway, that's a very cool homage to your progeny. Well done.
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Reminds me of a potato gun.
One mean potato gun.
That’s an awesome gun. Wish I had it. But I have to say that is not a WW2 gun. That’s a No.1 Lee Enfield. It’s a WW1 rifle. It was still around I’m sure. But the British moved to the No.4 Lee Enfield in WW2.
The dude at the factory who stamped the 1945 date on it has some questions to answer then 😅
That is so cool. Now you and Rick Harrison of Pawn Stars have another thing in common!👍😅
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Couldn't he find a deactivated
Mills 36 grenade to use.
They didn't have any of those at the store so I had to settle for a tennis ball.
whats on your left forearm? looks Russian...
It's the Russian word for "adopted". It has some personal meaning and also refers to Galatians 4:4-5 in the Bible where it talks about how God take spiritual outsiders and adopts them into his family.
Ake a video with a M1 Garand and an M9 grenade launcher...or a 1903A1 with the M7 launcher... which is next to impossible to get or afford.....btw...why not load the SMLE magazine with 10rds?? As well, the reinforcement of the stock of the Mk III, is actually a WW1 reinforcement use.....
I always wondered how launchers work,
Wars would be much nicer if countries only fired tennis balls at each other...
Agreed.
Giggling like a child while playing with a WEAPON OF WAR. I will never understand the American fetish with guns. Thank you, but I believe that prefer to live here in Britain where we don't have to worry about a maniac and his guns.
As the world's leading exporter of independence days, I would have thought that the British would know better than most the value of well armed citizenry as a deterrent to tyrannical governments. 🤷🏻♂️