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 | Super video. Enjoyed watching it! Комментарий от : @SimonWallwork |
 | Rear locking lugs. Not used anymore by anyone. Considered inferior but? I like the idea of both front & rear locking lugs as u think might provide superior accuracy. Think about both push pull "isometrics" with your arms to steady a pistol. If both front and rear lugs have sane push pull effect against one another esp with 3-4 lugs on both ends it will lock the bolt up lined up with the barrel round way more precisely every time. Problem is for this to be done? Requires both sets of lugs to be hand lapped in on every rifle.(Grinded down with lapping counpound till it will finally close) Bet this is why it has never been done. Too expensive per man hours for any manufacturs to do Комментарий от : @kennethlocke4213 |
 | I bought one for $179 without the scope in about 1971 . Oddly it had Savage and Holland & Holland acceptance marks. I did find an Israeli knock off of a No. 32 scope. Комментарий от : @gregwilliams386 |
 | Will you do restorations for other people? Комментарий от : @Sigspearthumb1 |
 | Here's my Lee Enfield Sniper that I restored. It is a Candian Long Branch. Mine is a faux rifle without the matched markings. www.youtube.com/watch?v=nWpZGJpk6fk&t=84s. Комментарий от : @BLKSMShooting |
 | I had the priviledge of handling one like this years ago. It was a Canadian rig, I'm not sure about the differences in the British and the Candians. It was 30+ years ago. Комментарий от : @karlheinzvonkroemann2217 |
 | The Price you paid for it will tell you if it is a genuine (T) Sniper Model. It looks real to me but I am not an expert. Комментарий от : @GMT439 |
| All Wars are Fake.. Nice Rifle. Комментарий от : @GMT439 |
 | I once had a SMLE that the wood, not walnut, was a very light color. It shot some 4 inches to one side at just 25 yards. I found the fore stock was very much warped to one side. The substitute wood was so badly warped as to be unusable. Комментарий от : @2009Berghof |
 | Very interesting I enjoyed it, I also respect your knowledge of your Lee Enfield Sniper Rifle, your a clever chap, I too own some Lee Enfields. Комментарий от : @80sMod1 |
 | I bought a No.4 MkII Maltby 1944 (T). It didn't have matching sight and rifle but I was just glad to have got my hands on a (T). However, on careful inspection, several issues started to show up - all the markings didn't correspond to what I would expect on a 1944 (T). On removing the top woodwork I found the stamping 'REGULATED BY FULTON". Fulton was the final word on anything connected with .303's in England and it appears that this was an extremely good Range Rifle, probably shot at Bisley and Fulton did his wonder work on it. So, as far as I am concerned, I have a perfectly fine No4. MkII that shoots as accurately as any (T) - I demonstrated it at a sniper's course (NZ Army) and hit clay pigeons at 550 metres with standard MkVII ammunition. Not bad! Комментарий от : @Kysushanz |
| Fabulous film. Комментарий от : @SimonWallwork |
 | I could watch this man talk about the history and his knowledge of firearms all day. Комментарий от : @ChocolateMilkMonster |
 | Wonderful. I wonder if this gentleman is still allowed to own this classic firearm/ labor of love if he lives in England Комментарий от : @JamesJones-yj8ku |
 | Great restoration & video Robert Комментарий от : @hyndland65 |
 | Loved this video. I have just purchased a SMLE mark 1 no3. Supposedly it should have a spring beneath the second ventral screw. Where can I get a replacement spring. I am in Victoria, Australia Комментарий от : @matthewretchford8817 |
 | What are you doing Комментарий от : @nobdurbin1951 |
 | Very enjoyable to watch and very informative. Thank you. Комментарий от : @paulhocking7934 |
 | Love your videos. I hope you post more soon. Комментарий от : @davidfist7801 |
| How did you measure the 4 pounds of uplift on the barrel? Комментарий от : @davidfist7801 |
 | Excellent - You ever seen the BF Video on snipers from the 1980's link below... Not sure if it is MkIV - But it looks like an Enfield youtu.be/Asg91A82S6c Комментарий от : @mwnciboo |
 | Have one of those. Some one sporterised it made in cogswell plant Комментарий от : @wilmamcdermott3065 |
 | This nowledge you can only get from a experienced gentleman Комментарий от : @MoDave82 |
 | What an awesome job on a fantastic piece of history. Beautiful performance! Комментарий от : @timgruver5932 |
 | Excellent. Really enjoyed this video and will watch it again. Kind regards New Brunswick Canada 🇨🇦 Комментарий от : @andrewmacaulay1585 |
 | Excellent down to facts close up practical look at this historical treasure. Love your accent Комментарий от : @edwardsawyer4081 |
 | Great video. Loved to seen you do some of the work.what twist rate is this rifle Комментарий от : @davidliddle7998 |
 | Surplus "Enfield" Warning: The following notice from the United Kingdom Liaison Office, Armament Research, Development and Engineering Center, Picatinny Arsenal, N.J. " 1. In July 1987 a U.K. M.O.D. ban was placed on the firing of ball rounds from cal. .303 No. 4 rifles in U.K. service as a result of two explosions in the chamber area of the weapons and resulted in burst barrels. 2. U.K. M.O.D. investigations found that the barrel explosions were as a result of severe 'craze cracking' of the two barrels which were of indeterminate age and life. 3. U.K. M.O.D. have initiated a study into why some barrels suffer craze cracking and others do not, but results of this are not expected to be complete for some time, and even then might not be conclusive. 4. Because, in peace-time, cal. .303 No. 4 rifles are only used in Cadet units, it has been decided that it is not cost-effective to carry out detailed examinations of all barrels, particularly as the Cadets are being issued with the new L98A1 Cadet GP Rifle. The firing ban will therefore remain in force. 5. Users of the No. 4 rifle worldwide, whether civilian or military, are STRONGLY ADVISED to have the weapons examined for signs of craze cracking (by an experienced gunsmith) and condemned accordingly. Thereafter, it is RECOMMENDED that any barrels which have PASSED such inspection should be EXAMINED REGULARLY for such signs and condemned if necessary." ( from a compilation of articles published in American Rifleman magazine, Author unknown) As an owner/shooter of surplus rifles, I thought this may be of interest to your viewers/subscribers and the purchasers of the recently acquired lot of No. 4 rifles from France being offered for sale from Navy Arms. Комментарий от : @peghead |
 | Thank you ! As a CCF cadet we used Mk4s and I really loved the experience . On an indoor range we had MK4s with a .22 bore inside the original barrel , which made for an even heavier rifle , but there was a certain lack of kick ! If I lived in a place where ownership was allowed and necessity for a rifle was present I think I might still choose one of these beauties even today . They more than proved their worth in rough environments ! Комментарий от : @davidyendoll5903 |
 | Beautiful restoration on an iconic rifle,first one I ever fired and the one I treasured most❤️ Комментарий от : @gerrypowell2748 |
 | This video is such a pleasure. Despite the bad sound and other shortcomings, Robert Houston dazzles with his passion and knowledge. I just wish there were more of these to watch, but I'll re-watch this one before long! Комментарий от : @pagenelson328 |
 | Great video. Lots of interesting information. You definitely disabused me of any further thoughts of changing out the barrel in my sporter. I'll leave it to a professional. Комментарий от : @andylipscomb5199 |
 | Nice video well presented on a fantastic rifle. I fired the Lee Enfield on the range in the Air Cadets 1280 sq full bore .303. Loved it, 250 yds five rounds in your own time commence firing, 46 years ago! Pirbright and Bisley and a number of other places normally RAF camps. Brought back some memories. Went through some rounds. Комментарий от : @anthonywilson4873 |
 | I’m in TR i have a enfield 303 I’d love to show you it’s been in our family forever Комментарий от : @frankcastle9991 |
 | When i fired the 7,62 version of the Lee Enfield with sling we fired it from the right shoulder, and operated with the right hand. I was taught by my great uncle a Royal Marine in ww2 and after. I also fired a number of Parker-Hale sporterised, accurised versions with the Lee Enfield action, superbly accurate rifles. He landed on D-Day and later in the war was a trained sniper. I always loved these rifles, even when i moved on to the L85 and the Diemaco etc in the UK Комментарий от : @robshirewood5060 |
 | Bravo ol chap Комментарий от : @kennethwood713 |
 | An extremely informative video ,which has taught me a great deal . I have been searching for a decent No 4 sniper for some time and I know they are very rare . This video has shown me exactly what to look for when I am viewing rifles Thank you sir , for Sharing your knowledge and skills with us . Комментарий от : @michaeljohnwallace3811 |
 | Are the lands and grooves different on a sniper rifle ? I saw another tube video that said the sniper rifle had six lands and grooves and the regular had two. Also that brush you identified as being for a .45 was for an AR-15/M-16 chamber. Комментарий от : @RBG-tr9ce |
 | That is a poop rifle. Sir you must answer. Комментарий от : @mrfarts5176 |
 | Sir.... This is an incredible Video........!!!! I didn't know anything about the Lee-Enfield ........... And your ORATION of this Subject is fantastic........!!! Thank you for your video....!!!!!! Комментарий от : @JohnDoe-gj4dv |
 | You have told me more about a lee Enfield than I have ever known in one video I inherited my dad's no4 mark2 which was the first rifle I ever shot except a 22 also had a new unissued one just like my dad's gave it to my brother my dad mail ordered it and back in the 50s it was common to sporterize them so he made a stock put on very nice set of lumens front and rear with a peep sight and at 1 hundred yards with iron sights I could shoot 2 in.groups all day but now I'm 65 and my vision is gone but for a gun that old it is accurate and smooth as silk herein the states you have to spend a lot of money to get a gun of the same quality it will be passed on to my family when I'm gone awesome gun thanks I will watch more of your videos for all your info and subscribe Комментарий от : @raysimon1368 |
 | How can over half a million people watch this excellent video and yet the channel only has 7.4k subscribers? Some things in this world i will never understand 😞 Комментарий от : @rolans.2073 |
 | I bet with a modern scope and some homelands this old rifle would shoot inside an inch at 100yds..😉 Комментарий от : @nigelbase1196 |
 | Great video very informative. Комментарий от : @jessejacosta |
 | , Комментарий от : @benoitmignot3006 |
 | thank you that was superb. more please, Комментарий от : @alanfox1309 |
 | WOW!! I sat through your video & found it 'rivetting'. You obviously have a very good grounding in such work. I look forward to viewing more of your work. Am interested in just how the head=spacing measurements are taken; perhaps you cover this somewhere else. Thank you Robert. Комментарий от : @billg125 |
 | Sir: I have watched this video 4 times now. Each time I see something that escaped me before! A truly excellent video about a excellent rifle bestowed upon us by a most excellent gentleman. Please bring us more! Комментарий от : @steveh4962 |
 | thoroughly enjoyed Комментарий от : @robinwatling6538 |
 | This man accent is amazing. I'm getting hints of an Irish accent with a lot of English. Комментарий от : @Flabfactory |
 | This is what means to be a professional..... men like this are very hard to find in our days Комментарий от : @steffenopenheimer3601 |
 | The savage used most likely a 60degree thread vs 55degree whitworth same tpi but different pitch . Just saying would be nice to research, Комментарий от : @boarzwid1002 |
| If you have a lady friend come into your living room there I know what she going to say, TAXI Комментарий от : @boarzwid1002 |
 | I thought owning a gun like this in the uk was illegal Комментарий от : @dsgodfater28 |
 | Really nicely done video. I have Long Branch made No4 Mk1 which is a rare thing in here Finland . Always love to watch a good video of the best bolt action. Комментарий от : @pantheonauxilia |
 | Really enjoyed it Комментарий от : @chriserasmus9398 |
 | Boring Комментарий от : @jafarkhalailah9314 |
 | What size is the scope tube? Комментарий от : @dangerousfreedom4965 |
| Where did you get the brass you used for the barrel bands? Комментарий от : @dangerousfreedom4965 |
| Just found your channel and subscribed, where are you located? Комментарий от : @dangerousfreedom4965 |
 | Stumbled into one long ago, bit ruff but original scope, mount & bolt. Scope holds true and good Mk VII ammo groups tight. Комментарий от : @cheesenoodles8316 |
 | Great video. You made a cracking job of it. So nice to restore a piece of history. Комментарий от : @kris308100 |
 | There's no substitute for expertise. Комментарий от : @zalman7208 |
 | That rifle is sexy as fuck, beautiful restoration. I just picked up a regular enfield #4 mk1 that im thinking about doing the same thing. Комментарий от : @hoffmiermp |
 | Awesome video, hope you are doing well, and I look forward to new videos, I just purchased my first enfield, a NO 5 made in 1/45 by ROF, I am hoping to add a NO 4 next Комментарий от : @zaca952 |
 | Nice video Комментарий от : @marknielsen2482 |
 | Bonjour Monsieur ce que vous faites est très intéressant Комментарий от : @deldom174 |
 | Oh well, I enjoyed watching this video a lot ! So great to see you're so passionate about restoration. Continue like this. Love from France ! Комментарий от : @RemZz57 |
 | Inherited a III 1915 recently, found this very interesting Комментарий от : @chrishelms1967 |
 | I have that very Tipton gun vise ... Комментарий от : @cbquid2513 |
 | BRILLIANT! ''More Please"! Комментарий от : @hnangell |
 | That sling looks like same as m1 garand i have Комментарий от : @1945gmc353 |
 | I have a No 1 Mk III that I need to fit a new bolt head into and need to file it a bit. I'm curious as to what tool you used to file the bolt down with. What make/size file? I'm also curious as to how you put the bolt head springs back in without breaking them. Really like your project results! Looks great! Комментарий от : @wolfpack4694 |
 | Ironic something so beautiful, is so deadly. Комментарий от : @grahamparr3933 |
| What are the odds of finding the numbers matching scope through internet? Комментарий от : @grahamparr3933 |
| Is that manual sight up to 1300 yards? Комментарий от : @grahamparr3933 |
 | I fired one at Bisley just over a year ago. Sadly the butt was too short and my upper lip got smashed and blooded with every round. I had to stop after 15 rounds! Really interesting video and an absolute delight to watch. Thank you for taking the time and effort. I thoroughly enjoyed every minute. Комментарий от : @philtunnicliffe9126 |
 | Good video. Thank you Комментарий от : @Coste1072 |
 | This was awesome. Would like to see what products you used for for the restoration Комментарий от : @DanWatsonOfficial |
 | Well done! Great video, great work, thanks! Комментарий от : @virgilcain8152 |
 | Still the finest bolt action rifle in history. Proved time and time again that the the action is a work of art. Комментарий от : @stuartmcloughlin |
 | كانت هذه البندقية في بداية القرن العشرين وحتى الستينات من نفس القرن البندقية الرئيسيه لصنف المشاة وخاصة جيوش الدول التي كانت لها علاقات مع بريطانيا العظمى٠٠ أهم الملاحظات حول هذه البندقيه: ٠١ الوزن الثقيل الذي يرهق الجندي الذي يحملها وكذلك الوزن الثقيل ل(شواجير العتاد) المعدنية التى تحمل الاطلاقات والجاهزة لاملاء البندقية بعد رمي كل(٥ اطلاقات) وهو عدد مايتسع له مخزن البندقية والذي يملاء من الا على٠ ٠٢ البندقيه ترمي( مفرد فقط) وبشكل يدوي٠ ٠٣لايوجد نابض إرجاع يعيد املاء البندقيه بالعتاد وعلى الرامي ان يعيد املاء البندقيه بالاطلاقه التاليه يدويا بعد سحب الظرف الفارغ للاطلاقه السابقه التي جرى رميها يدويا ٠٤ان عدم وجود نابض إرجاع يخفف صدمة انفجار بارود الاطلاقه أثناء الرمي يولد صدمه قويه جدا على كتف الرامي الذي يستند عليه (أخمص البندقيه) وقد يودي إلى عدم قدرته على الاستمرار بالرمي لفترات طويله نتيجة الالم الشديد! ٠٣ لم تعد ملائمه لجندي المشاة بعد اختراع البنادق (نصف الاليه والاليه )الخفيفة الوزن والسريعة الرمي وذات الماديات المحترمه٠ ٠٤تصلح البندقيه الان لاغراض الحراسات المنفرده أو لافراد العشائر الذين لايخضعون لسلطة القانون٠ ٠٥ أصبح الحصول على عتادها النادر امر في غاية الصعوبه٠٠ البندقيه الان تمثل سلاح قديم غير مرغوب فيه بالرغم من ماضيها المشرف٠!! Комментарий от : @abduljabarabboodi7690 |
 | I absolutely love the work you did on this video and your commentary regarding the function of the rifle. Thank you from Texas! Комментарий от : @wcf312 |
| Mine has all of the necessary marks but the cheek piece is weird. Looks like a shark fin and I'v never seen another with that type of cheek piece. It may be a fake sniper rifle but it is fun to shoot. I reload the rounds to as close to military as I can get. The exterior is good, the rifling is badly pitted but it hits well out to 100 yards. Комментарий от : @RBG-tr9ce |
 | I love it 💯 Комментарий от : @cesarvaldivia8255 |
 | Lovely. Комментарий от : @gerrieputter5522 |
 | I have one of these, ( see my channel) Personally I think taking out the dents, and refinishing stocks, changing parts, fixing parts etc ruins the aged patina of a rifle. My rifles have all their damage, burn marks, dents, scratches etc left where they are. All I do is wax the stocks and oil the metal. One of my rifles has a massive burnt stock, the last thing I would do is fix it or repair it. If im buying a rifle and it has been 'restored' i walk away. Комментарий от : @MetamorphicWonders |
 | What Great video and a very good weapon.Thank you . Комментарий от : @hixyhicks |
 | Good on ya, Mate. Well done. Комментарий от : @Pixx4you |
 | Said this gun was deadliest in the world Комментарий от : @tiktokforlife3684 |
| I would love this man to fix my grandpa's sniper mk 1 from WW2 he fought for Canada under British management Комментарий от : @tiktokforlife3684 |
 | Amazing restoration. I was lucky to actually fire one of these on a range in Germany. It belonged to a civilian who was on the range doing his classification For his game license. He was an avid military gun collector. Комментарий от : @terencebrothers5193 |
 | My mate Tom said it's not a sniper rifle. Комментарий от : @davidlewis492 |
 | I'm restoring a brutalized No.1 Mk. III*. It was sporterized, then left on a shelf in a barn for twenty-some odd years. Some kind of cheap oil, I think vegetable oil or perhaps lard, was used in the action at some point, which eventually turned to glue over the years. I had to beat the bolt open with a 2x4, but now that it's apart the internals aren't a complete loss. The finish and fitting new stocks will be the most difficult part of the job. Thanks for the video! Комментарий от : @Apocolovids |
| Excellent work well done mate and very educational. Комментарий от : @davidlewis492 |
 | Thank you for sharing, sir... Комментарий от : @mgpunya1 |
 | Very interesting video, i have a no4Mk1* by Savage, it's not a sniper rifle. I'm also a lefthanded rifle shot, but right handed pistol. Thankyou. Комментарий от : @tonyday7233 |
 | I signed onto you tube just so I could thank you! Super video! Very informative! Has inspired me to fully strip down my mark 3. You are very skilled and meticulous, and your attention to details and clues to look for, all were very helpful to watch! I enjoyed and learned much from both enfield videos! Комментарий от : @flywelder |
 | Beautiful rifle Комментарий от : @John-kl3ue |
 | Robert thanks for making a very interesting restoration and testing of one of a kind 1943 No4 Mk1 sniper rifle, scope and M1907 sling Комментарий от : @GRAIL-zp3ue |
