Lee-enfields! Best bolt action battle rifle, made in GB. ;)

Yes we have strict laws for fire arms but in the cadets (sea,air, army or combined cadet force) you can learn to shoot but you need to be 13 or over and you need to do training on the weapon such as how to assemble, disassemble and clean the rifle then you do a weapons handling test where a qualified assessor watches and tells you to do stuff with the rifle such as get down and act like your shooting and how to do safety drills and as long as you don't forget any major safety issue you pass and as cadets you only shoot on ranges with a coach and a range officer who has complete control over everyone on the range and the staff don't do a fitness test cause theirs no need for as they don't go through actual military training to become staff either non uniform or uniform. And the cadets pass on the test only last 6 month's then they need to resit it before they can shoot again and also cadets don't get access to full auto weapons it's either semi auto weapons or 1 shot bolt action weapons so they need to reload the weapon after every shot

which would you prefer? an CA legal semi auto AR - no pistol grips, no detachabled mags etc and odd looking or straight pull AR with extended side charger like we have ? (with all the feteaures )

@@geezerp1982 sorry for a late reply.. Good question. I'm not sure. Having all features but with bolt action I guess I rather prefer. Full features I would have better stable in my actions along with my breathing and trigger squeeze in my grouping. The only thing with semi auto vs. Bolt action is the reset.

@@mpretasky the AR striaght pull still has the buffer spring . so the gun still chambers the round for you and faster then a turn bolt action

its not hard to get a ticket ! they are 'shell issue' if you join a club or have land

@@geezerp1982 what is a ticket? Is that like a day license to rent a firearm at a club? Also that video had some terrible firing drills and positions, no wonder they were inaccurate shots 😬

@@TheSound0fLegends a "ticket" is actually the certificate you get to own and possess a Firearm or Shotgun.