The plan to replace the British military’s SA80-series infantry rifle could be pushed to the right following confirmation from the UK government that Project Grayburn remains in the concept phase, ...

since emigrating to Canada in 1965, dedicates his free time to restoring Lee-Enfield rifles, an iconic firearm used by British and Commonwealth forces throughout the 20th century. His latest visit ...

and a Lee-Enfield Rifle, first produced in 1892 and used by the British Army in both World War I and II, which goes for as much as £1,600. ‘It goes without saying that these are military ...

Now, loyalist iconography is more likely to feature an Ulsterman in British army uniform, clad in khaki and clutching his Lee-Enfield rifle as he awaits orders to “go over the top” and face ...

and the Lee-Enfield Rifle, the soldier’s companion in both World Wars and a legacy passed through two generations of British families.

One of 13 AIF officers attached to the British Army for the landings ... carrying his Aussie-issued Lee Enfield rifle – “which he’d had with him the entire war”, according to Dr Grant ...

303 British, 7.92x57, 7.5 French ... stating they had just received a mixed shipment of 100 Lee Enfield rifles (mainly No.4s). I picked a 1943, Canadian-made (Long Branch Arsenal) No.4 Mk 1, to test ...

He said the "most British story of all" came from RAF veteran ... and then he would upload their stories on Instagram as the Lee-Enfield Rifle Project. He hoped a museum would be interested ...

Lee-Enfield rifles are popular with collectors for many ... This is understandable for a military action that saw a service life in the British army of more than 60 years and continues to see ...

The Mauser Karabiner 98k offered a good counterbalance to the British Lee-Enfield rifle models of the era. On the other side of the battlefield was the Springfield Model 1903. It was based ...

The Lee Enfield rifle, which was issued to British and Commonwealth armed forces in the early twentieth century, was made here originally. Interestingly, just across the River Lea from the village ...