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| Accuracy | 7/10 |
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| Handling | 7.5/10 |
| Value for Money | 9/10 |
| Reviewer Rating | 8.5/10 |
| Overall Rating | 9/10 |
Full review by
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on 7th Dec 2007
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Good Points: The Lee Enfield is low cost,it is reliable, powerful,and has a classic design.
Bad Points: Not the most accurate rifle in the world.
General comments: The Lee Enfield rifle is still a popular gun in North America despite not being produced for many years. Thousands are in the hands of hunters in Canada and the USA. The guns are nearly indestructable and fire a powerful enough round for big game hunting.
Lee Enfield rifles cost about $150-$200 in the USA and are unregulated. I especially like the fast bolt action on these guns. They are much more convenient than the Mauser or the Carcano. Very nice rifles, overall.
Starter's review and ratings | 106 words
Review by
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on 24th Dec 2006
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User Rating : 8
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When I collected military rifles I had a #4 in very good condition. Also owned a number of Mauser rifles of different types and some japanese and one Italian rifle. I took 'em all to a range one day to compare accuracy and handling. My K98 and the Carcano carbine handled the best for me but the old Enfield outshot them all. It must have been the peep sight. I liked the 10 shot magazine too. I used military ammo of different vintages. Would have liked to try sporting ammo in the Enfield.
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