Lee-Enfield 

A bolt-action rifle chambered for the .303 British cartridge. It was the main service rifle for British troops during World War II. Well-known for it's smooth operation and accuracy.

The soldier carefully aimed his Lee-Enfield at the advancing German and squeezed the trigger.

Lee-Enfield by Judicator September 5, 2005

Lee-Enfield 

Standard British rifle during the early 20th century up to WW2. It could hold 10 rounds from 2 5 round stripper clips, it was made from english oak giving it a yellowish colour. The lee enfield was the most reliable weapon fielded in WW1. And in WW2 proved more useful than the russian mosin and the german kar98.

A British and a german rifleman were in a battle the german had spent his 5 rounds and tried to reload but the british had 5 more rounds in his Lee-Enfield and killed the german.

Lee-Enfield by nick davey August 8, 2006