The No 1 Mk III* and No 4, MK I*: Musketry of WWII - Field Firing

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Here we examine some aspects of Field Firing as may have been practiced during the Second World War.
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[@jontee3437]

The laugh at the end was of a man that had lost the an important piece of the only example that he owned rendering it useless, and then finding it after almost giving up.

[@PaletoB]

I think anyone who has done some kind of military basic training will recognize him/herself in this kind of practice. Still used to this day.

[@Yeandle31]

It's interesting how similar modern tactics are to ones used almost 80 years ago. I guess, as they say, if it ain't broke, don't fix it...

[@coltonfalletti6360]

Loved the It Ain’t Half Hot Mum reference! One of my favourite shows of all time!

[@Blastmaster1972]

Great impression of Battery Sergeant Major Tudor Bryn 'Shut Up' Williams! I loved that series!

[@mpersad]

I loved the vintage "It ain't half hot Mum" TV Series.

[@lesjames5191]

It ain't half hot mum, that's a blast from the past.

[@willwallacetree]

The BHQ mentioned in the Queen's Own Rifles War Diary is still there. Ratton Wood is a large house that is right on the edge of the Willingdon Golf Course. Frightfully handy for the Officers....

[@Simon_Nonymous]

Now then Lofty, when you 'as been up the jungle lovely boy. Grew up on It Ain't Alf Hot Mum, loved to see it refernced here. Lovely boys.

[@billmmckelvie5188]

I expected a far more aggressive sergeant than that more aggression in the voice.

[@dsar9489]

Windsor Davies would be proud....

[@Real_Claudy_Focan]

This is really close to what it still performed nowadays within belgian army.

[@Chuck13a]

Bren gun series coming when...?

[@Tadicuslegion78]

squirrel 1: Anyone can clearly see he was out of regulations.

[@kenrup]

Loved the Mills bomb sequence! Well done!

[@westcoaster7.62]

I'm amazed and humbled by how much work goes into your videos, so well done! Thank you!

[@rogerloess2379]

Thank you for your in depth research and demonstration. Very well done

[@srtgrayfrance]

Nice nod to the late, great Windsor Davies :)

[@vonsprague7913]

Exceptional as always Rob. I can only imagine the amount of prep prior to the fun of the range exercises and the work involved in editing the footage. The archive film and stills were fascinating. Very well done sir! Fine pair of shoulders lovely boy show 'em off, show 'em off lol

[@TheGrenadier97]

OUTSTANDING WORK. The Lee Enfield is truly a great rifle; the short sequence at