Lee-Enfield No. 4 Mk. 1 POV firing

Original 1941 Lee-Enfield No. 4 Mk. 1 made at ROF Maltby and chambered in .303 British

[@phased-arraych.9150]

Definitely my favorite bolt action rifle of the war. Fast bolt, great sights, and a 10-round magazine capacity.

[@gamerswarfare1786]

But no ping sound :(

[@santimechgameryt5208]

This would be in phantom forces instead the m1903

[@phased-arraych.9150]

@@santimechgameryt5208 At least you get a satisfying bolt manipulation sound.

[@santimechgameryt5208]

@@phased-arraych.9150 yes man its just the best sniper at least it is in unit vietnam and i have it

[@dylanmann7014]

I do not get this rifle, is there something I am missing, I don’t mean to be rude or anything but I have just always found them to be rather ugly and unappealing. I am curious of what you see in it?

[@jacobzehner2004]

Popular bolt action for Britain and the commonwealth in world war 2 and still being used to this day. It is such an amazing firearm.

[@TheMegaPingasMobile]

What military still uses it?

[@jacobzehner2004]

@@TheMegaPingasMobile no military but by police forces like the commonwealth and Indian.

[@singularkakapo]

And of course it's still a very popular hunting rifle, I learned to shoot on an Enfield (the older SMLE, sporterized)

[@SimoNemo7]

@@TheMegaPingasMobile Canada just retired then from state troopers last year. I picked one up for $500 and can hit targets up to 450 yards with iron sites. Best accuracy of any rifle I have.

[@vikalawa5301]

Its no longer used only used by state police in india

[@vaclavorlik7191]

That bolt pull is so much faster on the Enfield rifles than any other ones is crazy.

[@Harry-yx2on]

10rnds in a minute x 150 per unit

[@hoppinggnomethe4154]

Not as fast as 8 rounds from an M1 Garand, and that's its ally. This and its ally are fearsome.

[@Harry-yx2on]

@@hoppinggnomethe4154 m1 is spray and prey.. 303 is pin point accurate and is still used in Ukraine and Australia.

[@larrychin5238]

@@Harry-yx2on you must be out of your goddamn mind if you think 30-06 is spray and pray

[@Harry-yx2on]

@@larrychin5238 the m1 was spray and pray the round itself isn’t.

[@Dourkan]

The smoothness of the lee enfield bolt cycling still amazes me. I wish one day I could get my hands on one. Awesome video as always!

[@JohnSmith-xv2ob]

I ended up getting a stripped down one at a gun show once, missing a whole heap of the fore end and had some odd drill holes and strange mounts on the receiver... Turns out I snagged a pretty beat up and stripped down No.4 T (Sniper), so I got reeeeaaal lucky cuz the guy had no idea. I probably paid too much for a normal No.4 in that condition, but for a sniper? Definitely a wall hanger when I get to restoring it.

[@BigGod_27]

It's still used by indian police those made in 1940s and many colonial countries.

[@0jutai]

One of the few firearms which is relatively easy to get hold of over here in the UK. Absolutely loads of them for sale at my local gun store. It really is wonderful to shoot. I'm probably biased, but having fired each nation's standard issue bolt actions of the time, like the Mosin, K98k and Springfield 1903, the Lee-Enfield beats them out pretty handily.

[@GHefly445]

@@JohnSmith-xv2ob Sounds like a sporter to me my guy. Does it have any of the proper stamps?

[@JohnSmith-xv2ob]

@@GHefly445 I can confirm with absolute certainty it is a real certified No.4 T, it's got stamps, markings, drill holes where the cheek piece was, remnants of a scope mount and no battle sight. I did my homework ;)

[@buffyjohn]

I trained on the number 4 when i was a cadet in the eighties. A genuinely beautiful rifle.

[@frostyrobot7689]

Hey ! Same here. I'm pretty sure for us they were chambered for .22 but I still remember the marvel of engineering it was/is.

[@h1tsc4n40]

You can feel how smooth that bolt is through video

[@phantomstudios5602]

This used to be India's standard service rifle in the early 1900s and is still used up to this day by our Police Forces due to its reliability and capacity. Certainly one of Britain's best contributions to the world of firearms.

[@Coldass]

Wait so u tellin me those Bollywood action movies with cops running around with lee enfields are accurate and not due to low studio budget?

[@austinnelson2463]

​​​@@Coldassyup they even went to war with it it look up the Ishapore 2A/A1 model they re chambered in 308 and mainly issued them as reserve saw combat into the Sino-Indian war and border skirmishes with Pakistan and lend Lease to Bangladeshi resistance fighters. They made this model cause their Fal program just wasn't quite yet there and still pretty economically destitute being a recently freed Nation something they even still struggle with today, funnily enough. 😂

[@Huziharamantics]

Lee-Enfield rifles are wonderful. Something about them is just fascinating and captivating for some reason.

[@FalcoBlockland]

what's your camera setup like? I've been trying to get something like this so I could easily record proper reference from handguns to rifles

[@TenaciousTrilobite]

I basically just rubber band my phone to some tactical goggles. It’s pretty hard to see anything at first since the screen is so close to your eyes, but you get used to it and the results are pretty good

[@FalcoBlockland]

​@@TenaciousTrilobite oh wow that's very interesting, I gotta try that now, thank you! these gopro mounts that I have really don't help so much

[@kecukraftwork1988]

Hey, just found your videos and immediately subscribed. I'm no expert by any standards, but antique and older firearms have always fascinated me; and your first-person perspective, no-nonsense approach, and informative comments are fantastic.

[@BeenanPeenan]

that bolt is smooth smooth

[@gratefulguy4130]

My man's working on his Mad Minute.

[@Pickledsundae]

DUDE I love how fast you work that bolt!

[@famedgaming1865]

Wish I had an original like you have my good sir. But I do enjoy my Ishapor .308 version pretty well. Always a great vid.

[@paleoph6168]

Ah yes, the no. 4, my favorite variant of the Lee-Enfield. ❤️ Btw, which action is smoother, the one of the Lee-Enfield or the Krag?

[@gratefulguy4130]

Go watch the Krag video I think it's self-explanatory.

[@TenaciousTrilobite]

Lee-Enfield is faster, but Krag is smoother

[@OperatorJackYT]

​@@TenaciousTrilobite oh dang, That's interesting

[@Twilit777]

How much of that is familiarity with the action though?

[@paleoph6168]

@@gratefulguy4130 I am not grateful for your reply.

[@Tohan_Gaming]

I was waiting for this video!! My favorite rifle that served in both World War I and World War II!! The Lee Enfield.

[@paleoph6168]

Well the no. 4 variant entered service in 1941, so it didn't see use in WW1 but instead WW2.

[@Tohan_Gaming]

@@paleoph6168 Well ofcourse, the owner of the channel replied to my other comment. But they do kinda sound similar.

[@StrootAirsoft]

Beautiful rifle!

[@Tohan_Gaming]

Now just imagine it's 1916, imagine hearing this sound from multiple guns, the sounds of a few machine guns, men yelling and screaming, some impacts of Artillery, now you have World War I.

[@TenaciousTrilobite]

This particular variant didn’t pop up until 1941. I do have a video of a WWI-era SMLE, though

[@Tohan_Gaming]

@@TenaciousTrilobite Oh ofcourse I know but I'm just saying, since it's still the Lee Enfield, did they sound different or the same?

[@TenaciousTrilobite]

@@Tohan_Gaming They sound similar. The action sounds a bit different, but it’s close.

[@Igzilee]

So buttery smooth

[@british35]

Funny thing is the No. 4 is one of the weapons that survived the turn of the century, being used by the Canadian rangers until 2017

[@masonhaggerty186]

Just shot mine last weekend at 200 yards. Getting 3" groups. Can't complain there. Easily my favorite milsurp I own to shoot outside the Swedish Mauser or Ljungman. I can't do a mad minute that well. 303 is hard to find now that isn't WW2 surplus.

[@lordnathan1]

its not super hard. My local stores carry it quite often. usually PPU or S&B but they are about $30 for 20

[@CardinalNinetyTwo]

Damn! You work that bolt quickly!

[@TIEpilot918]

I'm waiting on mine to come in the mail. I'm so excited.

[@pzakp311]

My morning coffee just transformed into tea while watching this video.

[@USMC_BABE38]

I own a few of these they are light weight and easy to load , i normally hunt with an 303 brit but i own quite a few of these guns thanks for sharing!

[@marcodifruscio3707]

Own one it is a joy to shoot the bolt pull is just so smooth

[@dmitrikulkevicius9161]

My favorite bolt action rifle.

[@404cheeseburgernotfound5]

bolt

[@dmitrikulkevicius9161]

@@404cheeseburgernotfound5 Oops.

[@imadeathing8139]

This is so satisfying

[@frothylube491]

I’ve been looking for one of these for the last year!

[@Eli-El-Toro]

I love this rifle in sniper elite 5, fast rate of fire combined with good damage.

[@OperatorJackYT]

*0:29** For King & Country!*

[@cjanderic6181]

The clip: HEY THAT HURT

[@ottovonbismarck7646]

One of my dream rifles besides a gewehr 98!

[@hux2000]

The greatest bolt action battle rifle ever devised!

[@jc-mendoza]

Lee-Enfield cycling: "I'm fast as fuck boi"

[@mctescotenacious5285]

Lovely rifle. Thank you for sharing!

[@purelyaccidental779]

damn that cycling is fast

[@Cesko_Plny_Fialovejch_Zmrdu]

Well. Another November is gunna be hard with this content

[@sin6353]

No need to ask he's a smooth operator

[@alexcarter2461]

On of my personal favorites! The first being the Mk.III.

[@sirajuwahajkurdish5105]

This is actual asmr

[@pantheonauxilia]

I have a Long Branch made MK1* from -55 and it is superb feeling rifle.

[@kraeber5610]

That aperture sight is quite large

[@TenaciousTrilobite]

Indeed

[@zacharyrollick6169]

Finally, something I have.

[@deulriepako2340]

I love fast bolt cycle of Lee-Enfield.

[@STRELOKFlippy]

Beautiful video man. Next time you could add bottles or cans (it doesn't matter if you miss or hit) to know the perspective of the Target and if it hits and it's filled with water or alcohol it could make a nice effect (I understand that alcohol not always will blow, a spray can works better)

[@Weddlz-]

How have I gone this long without being subscribed?

[@LuisHunter12380]

A classic rifle!

[@William_Bryant]

A new war, a new Lee.

[@RetroGaming-gp2ef]

It’s a very beautiful rifle.

[@alexwill0126]

ive got one stamped from the war very coolgun bolts quite fun compared to my mosin that thing binds like nobody's business

[@haziqfahmi8716]

My most favourite bolt action rifle in cod ww2. Too bad I can't use it irl :(

[@derickstiffs9051]

Beautiful rifles, i have a 1942 canadian longbranch in original condition.

[@sakkra93]

I wish I could have one of these!

[@joeyrivers9802]

The little ting sound as the stripper clip dropped was *chef’s kiss*

[@sonofkarma5461]

This has to be the Best Bolt Action Rifle Ever

[@TheGrenadier97]

Best bolt action ever made.

[@sohanpanigrahi2673]

Nice buddy

[@WesO50708]

I just got through watching one of your other vidoes and was gonna ask if you could post a no4 vid when this uploaded lol.

[@TenaciousTrilobite]

I’m psychic

[@WesO50708]

@@TenaciousTrilobite I guess you are lol

[@Lomakin320GL]

I've always liked more the Lee-Enfield No. 3 Mk. 3

[@mangoboy1344]

wonderful.

[@allahgamer46]

i find that on my 1963 ishapore 2a1 (7.62x51 nato indian smle mk ii) you can rack the bolt pretty much just as fast as the .303. was honestly expecting the 2a1 to be slower

[@linkfreeman1998]

The Indians were making the correct choice of making their Lee-Enfields using 7.62 NATO instead of 303. Not only u have better feed away from rimlock issue, but also u get a lot more easier ammo to find.

[@mohamadadopaa8684]

good

[@rayclemenes7638]

You should do more aggressive bolting. I prefer this style.

[@eduardoeldo2975]

Hey bro! really nice channel. Also a suggestion, i will love to see new rifles/modern ones or 1940-present ones lie AK, MP40, AR-15, KAR and so many others.

[@TenaciousTrilobite]

Full auto is a no-go because it’s illegal in my jurisdiction. I may eventually cover a WASR or something. I already covered an M16A1 clone. I have no plans to get into super modern stuff with optics because then the sight pictures are entirely down to preference. An EOTech on an AR would basically be the same video as an EOTech on a SCAR.

[@Dyloaniusmonk]

The best part about the No.4 Mk.1 is that its ejector is a screw stuck in the side of receiver. When the brits do it, its a marvel of engineering, but when I do it I'm bubba.

[@JR9979]

To top it off you dont even need the ejector screw to eject a fired case. The screw is only used for ejecting an unfired round. Fired cases are forced to ride against the wall of the receiver and this is enough to fling empty cases out of the action by friction alone.

[@DarkRanger-tj9tm]

Such a good rifle, but I never understood how it can hold 10 rounds.. the mag looks so tiny.

[@dixonqwerty]

Gorgeous!!!!

[@alexsandrodossantossilva3681]

Good thing the recharge is very fast

[@zlargak7647]

Wouldn’t it be funny to do a mad minute with an Ishapore .410 SMLE

[@piep1szoraurYT]

That guy Just loves Bolt actions The speed of Bolt action is impressive. The Mk 3 (SMLE Mk 3) was Bolt action but had got a better fire rate than M95 Manlicher. That fire rate is mechanisms of this gun or it's skills of a shooter ?

[@TenaciousTrilobite]

Fire rate is mostly about the skills of the shooter, but some rifles help the shooter more than others

[@russbarker2727]

A beautiful weapon to fire too.

[@todyboy9744]

I like the ww1 one better but I still like that one

[@gabbythegamer79]

ah the original Bri'ish bolt action rifle for WWII

[@OperatorJackYT]

*"Yea'h"*

[@mrdinsadin8891]

i hope your channel grow until 2M sub

[@æughBecauseYes]

Lee Enfield No. 4 Mk. 1 POV firing

[@asdfjkl227]

You should slow bolt this a few times to match the pacing of the Lee Enfield in call of duty 2.

[@brocaesar7484]

The Lee Enfield is my favorite bolt action rifle in Call of duty 2. It's one of the reasons why I downloaded it.

[@pivotboy2062]

Finally, a gun I have

[@andrewpaul3130]

Rapid fire mad minute..

[@damagebody]

멋지다...

[@ЭльдарИдуев]

💪👍🤝

[@mistthermite7791]

The lee enfield is amazing, but i would sell my left kidney for a krag

[@cjanderic6181]

The last clip: OW 🤕

[@raptorblue193]

great gun saftey. finally a break from those idiots on youtube shorts.

[@QwerYT4819]

Is it just me or are the rear sights unusually open?

[@TenaciousTrilobite]

It’s not just you. It’s very open

[@QwerYT4819]

@@TenaciousTrilobitedamn ok it looks like i could stick my pinky through it

[@ZanXpeacemaker0989]

I see gun, I say gib, it's that simple

[@Lomakin320GL]

Hey man. I was wondering if you vould do a video with a MaschinenPistolen (MP) 18, 28, 34 or 40. Preferibly the 28. Love too much german weapons. Semper Fi my friend

[@TenaciousTrilobite]

I would love to, but it’s unlikely. Full auto firearms are illegal in my jurisdiction

[@Lomakin320GL]

@@TenaciousTrilobite don't worry man, i understand... But maybe you could use a Karabiner98 model AZ (not to confuse with model K or Kurz)

[@TenaciousTrilobite]

@@Lomakin320GL Got you covered: kzbin.info/www/bejne/r2LMlp2ggLOEZ9k

[@Lomakin320GL]

@@TenaciousTrilobite thank you

[@G13-z1v]

この発砲音良いなあ❤❤❤

[@Gunsbeerfreedom87]

Something something mad minute something something thumb and pointer finger, something.

[@5017_y]

wow

[@usraider2244]

I envy your No. 4

[@BuddWolf]

Beautiful rifle ❤smooth action 🥰 I’m jealous

[@Chiavaccio]

👏👏👏👏👏

[@kubus0024]

Is this easy to reload or something? I think you reload it much quicker than other riffles

[@jaxenorr1875]

Can we do an MP 40 once you hit 10 mill please😢

[@jaxenorr1875]

The Leighfield is the most famous British bolt action rifle go to hell The queen🇬🇧

[@westernadventures3719]

smooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooth!!!!!!

[@maxim13able]

Most accurate to call of duty 3

[@Londonjackuyyt]

What would you choose Lee enfield Mk4 or Kar98k if you are WW2 soldier

[@TenaciousTrilobite]

Lee Enfield by far. The Kar98k is overrated.

[@Dragonfire1911]

I have studied the second Boer War and it was a disaster for the British, but was it really all due to the Lee Enfield rifle ?

[@crumpetcommandos779]

It wasn't down to the design itself, initially the lee metford rifles were using black powder ammo and they were poorly manufactured. These problems were fixed during the war however and by 1914 the Enfield outmatched the G98.

[@Dragonfire1911]

@@crumpetcommandos779 Also I've heard that there were problems with the magazines because the .303 was a rimmed cartridge.

[@crumpetcommandos779]

@@Dragonfire1911 yeah I think reloading the enfield can be a bit finicky sometimes. Basically from what I understand, the Mauser action is more reliable and generally more accurate than the Enfield, but the Enfield has a smoother bolt plus twice the mag size for faster and more consistent firepower.

[@Dragonfire1911]

@@crumpetcommandos779 Also I read there were British soldiers test firing captured Mausers and they said that they could shoot better with the Mauser

[@crumpetcommandos779]

@@Dragonfire1911 it wouldn't surprise me, I think it had flatter trajectory over distance

[@Spudtron98]

The Lee-Enfield is one of the greatest rifles ever designed. Only problem I could ever really have with it is more down to the .303 cartridge being rimmed rather than anything to do with the weapon itself.

[@arjunnoah6857]

It is still used by the Kerala police (india)