Heres a couple pics, one of the rifle with some crummy pakistani ammo (shot decent but hangfired pretty nasty like shooting a flint lock CLICK...BOOM, the other pic of the rifling. Shoots pretty straight. Was made at the ROF Maltby (Royal Ordinance Factory) in 1943, has two groove rifling as to speed up production of the weapon. British walnut stock. Seems to have done some time in a middle eastern country as the sling is not british. Anyway, hope you all enjoy the pics... For 160 dollars i got a D*** fine rifle.

Hmpf, some people get all the luck. All I get is the spike bayonet (still have to inherit it though). Stock looks like a good piece of walnut, with a bit of work it could show of all the swirls and stuff.

Nice. That was one of my favorite guns in the Medal of Honor games. What does it fire?

Sgt. Smash has something to defend Himself when Zombies attack Earth
Just kidding, Nice gun.
Just curious, how many guns you have?

I wonder how many firearms he has now

Bullets.

That rifle is staying in original condition. It fires british 303. I have 25 firearms. and chavez... good one....

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ck66O0osLhQ
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HV5pSUlB ... re=related

Here are some very interesting videos of the lee enfield series of rifle. The second vid is on of the reasons the Brits didnt really bother with a semi auto in WW2 the first is just some basic history of the weapon.

wow, he shooted really fast!
I think I used this gun in Cod2 demo, at least in the game it was useful
BTW, the guy in the second video remembers me of those terrorists in CoD4...

He reminds me of Cpt.Price from COD 1-4 (never played 3 so i wouldnt know if he's in it or not.) If i can find something to put in the magazine so it only holds five rounds, im gonna give it a shot at deer hunting, see what happens.