This takes me back ! in the Indian National Cadet Corps (which I was in for 2 years) this is the starting rifle you get to learn shooting basics. Absolutely fun gun to shoot with, we were fearing recoil and the sound. To only learn that those were not things to worry about at all !
I learned to shoot at the ripe old age of 6 years old on one of these Lee Enfield Sht .22 MkIV*. It was too heavy for me to shoot it any other way than prone but it started a life long love affair with Lee Enfields. I now own two of these, A BSA MkIV* and an LSA MkIV.
Can you do a video on a rare fully automatic Armalite AR-18 with the bonus taped 40 round magazines from the terminator? Or a fully automatic Cobray/SWD M11/9 submachine gun?
@@LambdaVideos not really. These type of rifles are ‘trainers’, rifles made during ww2 to train soldiers for shooting. They are very rare, and could even go for the price of the actual gun, or maybe even more depending on how ‘unique’ it is. Essentially, these are now collectors’ items
That's because the gestapo have too much power. Back when people in England owned guns, the police very rarely carried one themselves and crime was low with nearly non existent gun crime,but once the bans took place because of what happened in another country ie Scotland, now gun crime is high, stabbings etc etc and the police carry machine guns with them. And remember England has the English bill of rights 1689 (the USA used the same bill) that allows you to bear arms for self defense, it's all there to see so unless the law wants to over write rights I say have what you want mate. Just don't tell the police lol
Predator 4443 to be fair the Israel military uses .22 rifles I could see it as a short range marksman weapon. These rifles were meant for training new recruits though.
I'm half English myself (English-American, my dad is from Essex) and I wrote the article on Gun Wiki Fandom, if you wanna know A LOT more about these babies. I even have a No.4 T sniper, that thing shoots great!
@@JohnSmith-xv2ob and the other half of you would also have English (anglo saxon) in you yes? Mate i don't know what you are anymore lol English desendant mixed with English etc etc assuming you ain't Spanish french African etc etc etc
I've been watching your channel for a while now and I love every upload. I have been meaning to ask, I have always wanted to shoot on my own property/backyard like you do. If you don't mind me asking, what state do you live in where this is possible?
Literally almost any state where you can own most guns you'll be good to shoot on your own land. The problem is more the land than the state. Really, just avoid California, New York, Massachusetts, Illinois, New Jersey, and probably a couple other states. Anywhere in the South, most of the Midwest is lovely for this kind of stuff. Get a berm or big hill to shoot into, a lot of dirt behind it that you own and that's really all you need.
I love using it in battlefield, its my favorite bolt action gun next to the m200 intervention and the lever action Winchester or henry rifles in real life. I cant own em in California yet cuz they’re strict asf with 18 year olds but ill definitely be getting em when im 21 and move to a different state😭
The video shows the Lee Enfield chambered in .22LR used for training only. The one used in battle is chambered in .303 British which has the recoil one would come to expect and a good marksman can hit a soldier-sized target out to 500 yards with just the iron sights.
A .410 shotgun bore??? As cool as that would be, I do not think that exists lmao. This isnt a custom, this is a No.1 Mk.IV, the .22 caliber training version.
@@notforsaletoday1895 There certainly are, but I do not believe the Enfield ever had a bolt action version. I'd have to double check my list (I wrote the article on Gun Wiki about Enfields, I have like every model that ever existed listed on it) but if it existed, it sure doesnt anymore
Samuel Knight there are lee enfield .410 single shots, they were used for riot control in India, I believe forgotten weapons or inrange made a video on one
I used this rifle in 1971 when I was an Australian Cadet. You could not miss. We used 303 empty cartridges as our target, that is how accurate it was. Talk about over-engineering.
Same I learnt to shoot with these in 1972 UK army cadets we were supposed to have been 13 but many of us were only 12 probably the only reason we went was that we could fire up to 12 rounds a week
Some of the earlier versions had a magazine cut off that only allowed for the loading and firing of one round at a time. I guess they thought the troops would fire off too many rounds. I wonder how many soldiers died as a result of this when they were being overrun?
AH! I know that gun! Great find! I believe that's a No.1 Mk.IV, I wrote the Gun Wiki page on Fandom with the help of my gunsmith neighbor who happens to be an Enfield enthusiast and lent me a book on them. Check it out if you wanna know more about it, or if you just wanna know how many different Enfields you have yet to collect and show us!
The SMLE is an absolute thing of beauty
EcloyJ _ it’s just the thiccest of em rifles
That gun was always my favorite when playing WW2 games
You mean the one that shoots only one round, and a puny .22 lr?
I have one not in .22
@@myusuferoglu5431 The .22 is a No.1 Mk.IV, you're thinking of the No.4 Mk.1
@@myusuferoglu5431 I know, it was just a joke, I know he was referring to the No. 4 Mk. 1, or in some cases the SMLE No. 1 Mk. III.
Oh this is lovely. Lee Enfield in .22 sound like a heavenly shooter. Definitely would like to try something like that sometime. Appreciate this vid
This takes me back ! in the Indian National Cadet Corps (which I was in for 2 years) this is the starting rifle you get to learn shooting basics. Absolutely fun gun to shoot with, we were fearing recoil and the sound. To only learn that those were not things to worry about at all !
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Brass falls into the fake magazine, interesting, never knew that.
Thank you so much for this video, I fired this rifle many times when I was in the RAF Cadets, very accurate and fun to shoot 👌
Seeing this gun shoot .22 rounds is hilarious. I really want one for target practice
I'm actually early and I like this gun
Same here
I mean, i like the gun
This is the definition of silent but deadly
only shooting without mouthing.
Finest gun youtube channel ive ever seen.
Keep up!😎
Thank you very much for the kind words!
I learned to shoot at the ripe old age of 6 years old on one of these Lee Enfield Sht .22 MkIV*. It was too heavy for me to shoot it any other way than prone but it started a life long love affair with Lee Enfields. I now own two of these, A BSA MkIV* and an LSA MkIV.
Can you do a video on a rare fully automatic Armalite AR-18 with the bonus taped 40 round magazines from the terminator? Or a fully automatic Cobray/SWD M11/9 submachine gun?
Or maybe a rare Lewis Gun?
I probably won't be able to do videos on them. I don't know anyone who owns any of those.
I'm always looking for opportunities, so you never know.
Beautiful gun dude. Enjoy xD
One of my favorite snipers to use in BF1 and it’s an absolute beautiful rifle. Couldn’t imagine what it took to get your hands on one
You can just buy them, lol.
@@LambdaVideos not really. These type of rifles are ‘trainers’, rifles made during ww2 to train soldiers for shooting. They are very rare, and could even go for the price of the actual gun, or maybe even more depending on how ‘unique’ it is. Essentially, these are now collectors’ items
@@undisclosedscientist2142 oh I know, but 22 trainers appear in the UK with some frequency - that or conversions
@@LambdaVideos right?
I’m sure that you would survive a zombie apocalypse
Not with that, Lmao.
Zombies have long been extinct.
@@tumian4k586 But cannibalism do exist.
@@diligentone-six2688 dogs were found in 1867
Ok?? Who asked kid?
Thats the cutest little Enfield Ive ever seen....
The recoil and the sound it makes is just like a nail gun
Oh nice I have a gun range 7 minutes away from my house so I just watch there
Beautiful. To think I’d need an FAC to own a single shot .22 rifle here in the UK.
That's because the gestapo have too much power. Back when people in England owned guns, the police very rarely carried one themselves and crime was low with nearly non existent gun crime,but once the bans took place because of what happened in another country ie Scotland, now gun crime is high, stabbings etc etc and the police carry machine guns with them.
And remember England has the English bill of rights 1689 (the USA used the same bill) that allows you to bear arms for self defense, it's all there to see so unless the law wants to over write rights I say have what you want mate. Just don't tell the police lol
Great gun to shoot and good in combat
Predator 4443 to be fair the Israel military uses .22 rifles I could see it as a short range marksman weapon. These rifles were meant for training new recruits though.
I love the sound of a lee Enfield also I’m English
I’m English so watching this is heaven 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🏴🏴🏴
I'm half English myself (English-American, my dad is from Essex) and I wrote the article on Gun Wiki Fandom, if you wanna know A LOT more about these babies. I even have a No.4 T sniper, that thing shoots great!
@@JohnSmith-xv2ob and the other half of you would also have English (anglo saxon) in you yes? Mate i don't know what you are anymore lol English desendant mixed with English etc etc assuming you ain't Spanish french African etc etc etc
@@tesstickle7267 I doubt any American would appreciate being called English !
Waiting for the “PUBG Kar98k” comment
OMG THAT'S THE PUBG KAR98K NOT THE LEE ENFIELD
@@onenudesman4999 🤣🤣🤣
I've been watching your channel for a while now and I love every upload. I have been meaning to ask, I have always wanted to shoot on my own property/backyard like you do. If you don't mind me asking, what state do you live in where this is possible?
You can find land like this in states like NC, as well as being a great state to own and collect firearms in.
Literally almost any state where you can own most guns you'll be good to shoot on your own land. The problem is more the land than the state. Really, just avoid California, New York, Massachusetts, Illinois, New Jersey, and probably a couple other states. Anywhere in the South, most of the Midwest is lovely for this kind of stuff.
Get a berm or big hill to shoot into, a lot of dirt behind it that you own and that's really all you need.
I love using it in battlefield, its my favorite bolt action gun next to the m200 intervention and the lever action Winchester or henry rifles in real life. I cant own em in California yet cuz they’re strict asf with 18 year olds but ill definitely be getting em when im 21 and move to a different state😭
ah i love this rifle
Like this gun
Where do you get these things?!
Probably it's from his dad's collection
someone was here oh maybe
Theres one in a gun shop near me.
Mine doesn’t extract the spent cartridges as well as yours.
I love this rigly
these are popular at the military firearms club where i live
Could you do a video on the mp5 if you have one or even the mp5-sd?
No recoil? Is that how the LE works or is it just a quirk of being a training rifle?
It's the ammo
.22 light rifle , combined with the weight of a SMLE, basically has no recoil
The video shows the Lee Enfield chambered in .22LR used for training only. The one used in battle is chambered in .303 British which has the recoil one would come to expect and a good marksman can hit a soldier-sized target out to 500 yards with just the iron sights.
The bolt action.
Practical? Somewhat.
Amazing? Damn straight.
Can you shoot a Thompson "Tommy" gun?
SMG
This training rifle has virtually no recoil. It's a shame they don't make 22 lr magazines for these training rifles.
Have you got a 4 10 version of a Lee Enfield
A .410 shotgun bore??? As cool as that would be, I do not think that exists lmao. This isnt a custom, this is a No.1 Mk.IV, the .22 caliber training version.
Samuel Knight I know there are .410 bolt actions, so maybe there is somewhere?
@@notforsaletoday1895 There certainly are, but I do not believe the Enfield ever had a bolt action version. I'd have to double check my list (I wrote the article on Gun Wiki about Enfields, I have like every model that ever existed listed on it) but if it existed, it sure doesnt anymore
Samuel Knight they do have 410 shot guns they used them for riot control
Samuel Knight there are lee enfield .410 single shots, they were used for riot control in India, I believe forgotten weapons or inrange made a video on one
Would be cool if it had stripper clips for .22LR
Where would I find one of these for a decent price?
I love your vids..... please.... please make a vid about a desert eagle 50AE ...
Feels like martini henry
Keep the video's coming :D any way u can get ur hands on a pps43 in full auto the 7.62 version?
I have the original 1912 303 with the Quillian hooked bayonet
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Can u try to get your hands on Turkish rifles?
Turkish firearms are available in the US.
This is so fun.Ammo is very small.
WOW!
.22 cal?? Cool!!!
I used this rifle in 1971 when I was an Australian Cadet. You could not miss. We used 303 empty cartridges as our target, that is how accurate it was. Talk about over-engineering.
Same I learnt to shoot with these in 1972 UK army cadets we were supposed to have been 13 but many of us were only 12 probably the only reason we went was that we could fire up to 12 rounds a week
Good morning
Can you try M4 Carbine?
What gun names???
my brother said before this video that single-shot rifles do not exist. Here is the proof :)
how and why would he think that
@@jpegwithallthecrust2649 i don't know
Some of the earlier versions had a magazine cut off that only allowed for the loading and firing of one round at a time. I guess they thought the troops would fire off too many rounds. I wonder how many soldiers died as a result of this when they were being overrun?
So the Lee enfield says it has a small mag
Dose that mean long mag enfields exist?
No
SMLE is Short,magazine,lee enfield
Short is refferred tio the rifle and not the mag
Leonardo Di Savino, ah
Looks like a sniper rifle from call of duty world @ war
sooo is a training rifle not used in war?
A training rifle is used for, well, training
Aww man you can only load one. They’re all like that I assume?
Do a winchester model 1873 saddle ring carbine as a part 2 for the part 1 of the 1873
A part 2 is in the works. It should be posted in about two weeks.
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wow!
The gun I like see to re manufacture is the french rifle
Nice and quiet
NZ Army used this gun.
Hello I am from Russia. What do you know about Russian pistol Yarygin MP-443? It would be interesting to see how you shoot him
It would be cool, but Russian firearm imports are illegal now because of Obama when the Russian military invaded Crimea.
That’s strange, your weapons is no worse
Wow
AH! I know that gun! Great find! I believe that's a No.1 Mk.IV, I wrote the Gun Wiki page on Fandom with the help of my gunsmith neighbor who happens to be an Enfield enthusiast and lent me a book on them. Check it out if you wanna know more about it, or if you just wanna know how many different Enfields you have yet to collect and show us!
Thank you for the information I appreciate it. I'll look up that book.
@@GunsOfTheWorld Lee-Enfield Collector's Guide Vol.2 ;)
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Apparently recoil is a myth with this gun
This gun has no recoil wtf
The sound it makes when shooting is a little unsatisfactory
I had a range safety officer try to run me off the low caliber range thinking that I had a full 303 No.1.
I want it ;^;
Call of duty 3
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No recoil
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Hola
I mean rifle
No big boolet
Those bullets that he shot were 22LR,so yea,this is why he didn't used the 303. British
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This gun looks very misleading.
-1 recoil
first
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