LEE-ENFIELD MK4 No.1

Lee-Enfield MK4 No. 1 Imported by Century Arms Caliber: .303 British Capacity: 10 Rounds Fast Bolt System: Uses a cock-on-closing bolt mechanism with a short 60-degree throw. Because the bolt handle sits directly above the trigger, highly trained soldiers could fire exceptionally fast, a technique known as the "Mad Minute" Protruding Barrel Muzzle: A major visual difference from the older SMLE is that the barrel protrudes roughly 3 inches out from the front handguard. This allowed for the quick attachment of a lightweight spike bayonet or grenade launcher Squared-Off Receiver: The action wall is flat and heavy. This simplified mass production, made the receiver much more rigid, and increased overall accuracy Rear Aperture (Peep) Sight: Moved from the middle of the barrel (where it was on the SMLE) to the rear of the receiver, closer to the shooter's eye. This significantly improved the sight radius and accuracy Two-Piece Stock: Features a traditional British layout consisting of a separate buttstock and a full-length wooden forearm/handguard