M1917 Enfield Reload (In My Opinion The Best Combat Bolt Action Ever)

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I shoot left handed (even though I’m right handed in everything else), so it’s cool to see the video done from a left hander’s perspective.
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fomocok

I didn’t see the missing primer on the last round. Had a heart attack when you pulled the trigger.

jamesm.

Boy when you pulled that trigger I jumped

imk

Despite that im not American so I can't get my hands on one of these, the M1917 Enfield and M1 Garand are my favourite rifles of all time

iiiii

I love Lee Enfields and great video 👍👍

BSA-AirRifle-Plinking

, ,The best combat bolt-action ever"
K31: *Am I a joke to you?*

csanadmate-fesus

I agree with you best ww1 bolt action and even really nice by ww2 standards, but if only the Us stuck with them, imagine a shortened version for ww2, the Chinese had them cut down and chambered to 8mm mauser I would love to have one of those

joeydussell

This was my first surplus military rifle I ever bought, it was 1985 and missing a handguard retainer I paid $100 even money for it. A complete nice condition P17 fetched about 150 those days. It was an Eddystone in very nice condition and yes, it's a very robust, well built, no nonsense, cock on closing mauser type rifle. I eventually found the part I needed on an old barreled action I found on a garbage pile. The barrel was split open like a banana.

tballstaedt

Sgt York thought so as well! Very nice.

johncassata

I have one. Unfortunately it's been sporterized but accurate. Love it

fredhaferkamp

A piece of pure art. my gosh! Amazing!

cosimocarusi

The M-1903 maybe the iconic rifle of the Great War for America, but the M-1917 was carried by more Doughboys than the M-1903. In fact the soldiers of the 35th Infantry Division carried the M-1917 until it was replaced in the early years of World War Two by the M-1 Garand.

d.l.hemmingway

The Japanese Arisaka—both in 6.5mm or 7.7mm—is in my opinion the best and most serviceable combat bolt-action rifle ever made for the common infantry soldier, fighting the actual sort of battles that were being fought around the world during the first half of the 20th Century CE.

samy

I have to shoot left handed because I have a disability in my left arm so I can’t stabilize the gun but can still pull a trigger, it also sucks because I love old military rifles like this but sometimes the stocks are to long so it’s hard for me use them. And that rifle is a beautiful piece of art and history.

aceofthewest