Changes: Lee-Enfield

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Hl2 2013-04-03 23-32-34-94 — The first-person view of the Lee-Enfield.

The Lee Enfield (or just Enfield) is the standard British rifle in WW1:S. The real life model of the rifle in the mod is the Short Magazine Lee-Enfield No. 1 Mk. III. It was first produced in 1907 and saw fighting in most of Britain's conflicts from there on. Production of the Mk. III was halted in 1953, but several variants of the Lee-Enfield are still used by armies and other military-groups to this day.

The Lee-Enfield in WWI: Source

The particular model used in WW1:Source is the SMLE (Short Magazine Lee Enfield) Mark lll. With a magazine size of 10 rounds, the Enfield is certainly the easiest rifle to use for beginners, allowing for continued fire on a target, giving room for error. However, the iron sights are less accurate than that of the Central Powers G98. It also has a slower reload than the G98, seeing as you need to reload two clips of 10 rounds, and not just one clip of 5.

For beginners

To hit your target, it is recommended to place it just a tad above the middle of the ironsight-pin at the front of the gun.

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-The Lee Enfield (or just Enfield) is the standard British rifle in WW1:S. <span style="font-size:13px;">The real life model of the rifle in the mod is the Short Magazine Lee-Enfield No. 1 Mk. III. It was first produced in 1907 and saw fighting in most of Britain's conflicts from there on. Production of the Mk. III was halted in 1953, but several variants of the Lee-Enfield are still used by armies and other military-groups to this data.</span>
+The Lee Enfield (or just Enfield) is the standard British rifle in WW1:S. <span style="font-size:13px;">The real life model of the rifle in the mod is the Short Magazine Lee-Enfield No. 1 Mk. III. It was first produced in 1907 and saw fighting in most of Britain's conflicts from there on. Production of the Mk. III was halted in 1953, but several variants of the Lee-Enfield are still used by armies and other military-groups to this day.</span>
 ==The Lee-Enfield in WWI: Source==
+The particular model used in WW1:Source is the SMLE (Short Magazine Lee Enfield) Mark lll. With a magazine size of 10 rounds, the Enfield is certainly the easiest rifle to use for beginners, allowing for continued fire on a target, giving room for error. However, the iron sights are less accurate than that of the Central Powers G98. It also has a slower reload than the G98, seeing as you need to reload two clips of 10 rounds, and not just one clip of 5.
-The particular model used in WW1:Source is the SMLE (Short Magazine Lee Enfield) Mark lll.
-With a magazine size of 10 rounds, the Enfield is certainly the easiest rifle to use for beginners, allowing for continued fire on a target, giving room for error. However, the iron sights are less accurate than that of the Central Powers G98. It also has a slower reload than the G98, seeing as you need to reload two clips of 10 rounds, and not just one clip of 5.
 ==For beginners==