Shooting the Lee Enfield No4 MK1*

Taking this 1942 manufactured Lee Enfield No4 MK1* out on the range to shoot some steel out to 300 meters.

[@gradyhernandez4699]

My favorite long branch

[@christianjensen9418]

Fantastic to see a kiwi making these videos

[@dolley17]

Keep up the good work man love the videos

[@jarodcrazyindian]

👍🏽

[@williamfinstad9139]

I think your shooting was fine. The ammunition available and the bore of the rifle probably play largely into the misses. Good shooting!

[@mattyallen3396]

Think we had them in Italy

[@nebelwerfer199]

Nice rifle you have there. What manufacturer us it? I assume you were having issues at 300M because of the ammo, not because of you are the rifle. Cordite goes dry and bad over time. I have a post war Fazakerly, in wrap when I purchased it. You were lucky with that UK manufactured .303. I stopped buying that years ago because I would have endless hang fires. One question for you.....did the No4 have a different barrel twist than the No1?

[@adamsandler9078]

I am sensing that you want to give me your rifle

[@sreekrishnanmuralitharan520]

Is it right to call this a 2 MOA rifle with milsurp ammo?

[@tlrsmedia7820]

With my hand loaded 174gr stuff I could possibly pill of a 2” group all going well but with this surplus ammo I would say 4-5 MOA: