The most iconic of all British Military rifles is now here! LEE ENFIELD SMLE®


CO2-POWERED .177 (4.5mm) STEEL-BB AIRGUN • Detailed accurate replica - same weight/dimensions as original • 500-550fps velocity (temperature and BB weight dependant) • 30+ full-power shots from one 12g CO2 capsule • Wood and metal construction throughout • 15-shot removable magazine • User-removable bolt


• Accepts original accessories such as slings and bayonets - ideal for re-enactors


The Lee-Enfield was the British Army’s standard rifle from its official adoption in 1895 until 1957. The SMLE® - Short Magazine Lee Enfield - or “SMELLIE”® as it was affectionately known by troops in the trenches in WW1, was famous for being able to perform the ‘mad minute’- placing 20 to 30 rounds into a target in under 60 seconds!


Lee-Enfields were adopted by Commonwealth Forces and are still found in use acroos the globe today by the Taliban and other ‘irregulars’. In all, around 17,000,000 Lee-Enfields are said to have been produced...


For many, these rifles remain ‘first among equals’ in bolt-action design, strength, reliability, accuracy and safety.


“Antique” finish brass Butt Plate


SPARE


£59.99 MAG


“M.E.Co 1913” Khaki Sling


REPLICA


Removable Magzine


* Delivery is to an RFD only


ORDER HOTLINE  01543 480 361


www.shootingparty.uk sales@shootingparty.uk


Unit 4C Birchbrook Industrial Park, Birchbrook Lane, Shenstone, Staffordshire, WS14 0DJ - UK


£19.99 SLING


RIFLE JUST £429 DELIVERED!*


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Sling shown is optional extra


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