WW1 Lee Enfield SMLE Short Mag

WW1 British Short Magazine Lee Enfield Bolt action rifle - the Classic SMLE (or, Smelly, as they were known) in good condition and deactivated with full working action and stunning woodwork. It quickly proved to be the finest rifle of World War 1 and It also had double the magazine capacity of any other weapon of the period - when you had a battalion of Tommies where each man was trained to fire at least 30 aimed shots a minute, it is no wonder that many germans thought they were under machine gun fire. A British classic.

Lee Enfield Short Mag (typically 1916) - in excellent used condition - just the way it should be!

£375

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Deactivated WW1 Lee-Enfield

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