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An enjoyable video. There must be some magic engineered into the Lee Enfield charger that it only functions for subjects of the crown. Watching you gents zip rounds into your trusty No.4s fills me with envy. Here in America, neither I nor any of my shooting buddies who own a Lee Enfield can get a charge to feed rounds into the magazine The rounds fall out of the charge before we even get close to the bridge, spill past the magazine onto the ground, or just jam up in the breach It's a brilliant design to ensure that any Lee Enfield that fall into the hands of an enemy could never be used against Great Britain. Well done, Lads, now go enjoy yourself a warm beer!

John M. Browning created a design for a single shot rimfire bolt-action rifle in 1899. It is US Patent No. 632,094. He sold the rights to Winchester who produced it as the Models 1900, 1902, and 1904 series 22 caliber rifles. The design was not protected in Europe and was copied by many firms including BSA. BSA produced a 22 single shot copy of the Winchester/Browning design for sale in the UK. BSA also had the idea to scale up the Browning design so that their Lee-Enfield rifle bolts would fit. BSA was a major producer of Lee-Enfield rifles at this time (about 1909), of course, so these bolts were readily available. BSA chambered their upsized version in the American 32/40 centerfire cartridge (See the BSA 1910-12 Catalog). BSA was a rifle company (at the time) but decided to start into the shotgun business by also chambering their upsized design in the 410 cartridge (the Lee-Enfield bolt can be easily made to fit a 410 rim). The 2 inch 410 cartridge was a bit short for the 3 inch + bolt throw, so BSA chambered their new 410 for a 2 1/2 inch shell and got Eley (and other) companies to make the longer shell. Thus, at a single stroke, BSA invented the bolt-action shotgun (admittedly by borrowing from Browning/Winchester) and the longer 2 1/2 inch 410 shell. Before this design of BSA, the only bolt-action shotguns were conversions of old black powder military weapons such as the Mauser 71.

I dont suppose it makes sense financially to import a 500 pound gun into the US. I do like that Late Greener though!

Very excited to see a little dot next to your channel's name! I've really enjoyed all your videos, and had wondered what you were up to.

No end of arguments over SGC being 'shall issue' and a 'need to own' with some.

By God It’s good to see you back. I have sent you an e-mail from across the pond once a year to try and convince you to post again. I collect Enfields and value your expertise

The FaceBook post linking to this video has been banned by Herr Zuck's Gestapo.....

It's good to hear from you again. Unfortunately I would not trust myself to hold a gun steady enough to safely shoot.

Lots of nice stuff to see 😊

Nice , i thought you'd gone 👍

Glad you been alive and well

Such an amazing wonderful classic shotguns, one of the top best German shotguns ever. Thanks for the video.

I own Merkel and Suhl 200E model made in 1951. And my grandfather bought it in 1965 from colonel in Yugoslavian army at that time. He was military attache in London in late 50s and early 60s and as i was told spme kind of nobleman ( i never knew title of this man) sell this gun to him and 2-3 years later he resell it again to my grandpa. it has British crown stamped in head of the gun in two places. It has English stock and also have lot of engravings nice one on it...

This is living proof that A Real-Novice must always read & understand the instruction manual😂😂😂

I have one of these in Canada. I have unfortunately broken the spring that locks the bolt head to the action. If anyone knows where I can find this part or a complete bolt head. Please let me know. Curtis Austin

Had one, never shot it after picking up Anschutz 1422 and a 54, Sako is a fine rifle

M1917s are also called P17s on this side of the pond. The change from rimmed 303 Brit to .30-06 resulted in the M1917 magazine being able to hold six rounds. However, the .30-06 came on five-round stripper clips.

Watching from America. Looking for a nice old fashioned quality shotgun. I think I may have found one.

Just about everything you did was off camera!

Kubrick eat your heart out

that's very interesting that you show clear on the Rifle but then were able to immediately press the bolt back into battery. The P 14 has a magazine bolt stop so the soldiers knew when they were empty. Has yours been modified?

Well that works 😮.

When will you open again

A friend and I came across one of these in a shop down in Somerset recently at pocket money price. Tragically he saw it first so I missed out 😂 Shoots lovely, very tight pattern, but we found it didn't like extracting Eley type rims that look rather like golf tees, with a 45 degree chamfer on the leading edge. I suspect my Hull Cartridges with a proper perpendicular rim would work better, though this hasn't been tested as all mine are 3 inch carts. The spring retainer on the bolt head is interesting, and like you I originally thought is was one piece barrel and receiver until I spotted the faint joint line through the logo. Next time it comes out to play I'll check the barrel length.

STUPID on removing the screw on the barrel, problem, Locate and remount the scope 1/4 inch back from the barrel clamp screw.

Продали-то почём?

Ні фіга не поняв але вивіска клас 👍

By all accounts these rifles shoot like a dream.

glad you didn't work on my cp2

Please how can I get Brno 581 magazine

Vous êtes vraiment trop con y a tellement de vidéos sur cette Cp2 regarde des vidéos avant de passer pour un imbécile

Did you say 2,800 feet per second? Only with a 200gr bullet! 286gr at ~2,350 is about it.

Excellent video, Thank You! You answered several questions I had about my newly acquired Enfield P14.

Ok here you go having guns you should realise that you carnt put a rifle scope on a pistol this is why you remove the rear site block and blade to enable you to put a pistol or red dot site when in pistol mode and a telescopic when in rifle mode and carbine if required also it gives you enough clearance for the magazine's when plinking or single tray for target or ratting who gave you a shot gun licence were you a rupert from RAF reg or something?

eerrrr undo the allen key on the middle sight and it releses the tention on the barrell etc. idiot

omg not the brightest candle inthe church

not so bright

I own one of these, so may I make a helpful suggestion? To remove the rear sight on the rifle barrel just keep undoing the elevation screw (you were so close!) until it comes all the way out - just don`t lose the little spring that comes out with it. The elevation adjustment screw is what keeps the rear sight fixed on to the dovetail mount - it will then just slide off. As to power, mine (with longer barrel) does 9.68ft/lbs with 16grn .22 AA pellets😁

Interesting.

G'Day, I recently saw one of these single shot bolt action shotguns at my local gun shop in Victoria, Australia. An interesting .410 variation. At first glance in the rack, I thought it was a Mossberg bolt action .410, something I was actually looking for. The bolt looked like a modified Lee/ Metford/Enfield one. I was tempted to buy it but the "collectors" price put me off and I ended up buying a handy, light little Boito single shot .410 for close range rabbit shooting. After shooting 12 gauge shotguns for over 50 years, I'm really enjoying carrying and shooting the .410 shotgun. I'm now quite taken with this calibre. I'm hoping to find one of those folding Belgian shotguns, either a double or single barrel and loading light black powder loads in it. I enjoyed watching your video very much and have subscribed to your channel. Cheers, Steve

Very educational video. Thanks. What scope is that you fitted and can you advise if I can fit laser on the bottom side of the front sight/barrel mount & what fittings will be required?

I have one. I read somewhere that these were the very first shotguns manufactured by BSA and that yes, they used up surplus parts. I’m sure I have a copy of the original sales catalogue featuring this gun at home somewhere too.

Worse demo I've seen

And please guys ,, don't worry about the pistol sights when swapping the barrel to rifle. When you've swapped to the long barrel the sight synchronises with the LONG BARREL. You don't have to remove the pistol sight 👍👍👍

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And the pistol is camo

Wow ,,, always READ the manual. 🤔🤔

Музыка для слесарного слуха..., "клик" щелчка закрытия ствола... . Классика..., идеал примыкания . Как эта игрушка, меняет пластику движений владельца, красивое действо... . Хочется поздравить с приобретением.

Are you familiar with the Marocchi Model 99? It was a wonderful shotgun modeled after the Perazzi MX gun s.

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