The original Lee-Enfield (bottom) in .303 caliber served as the standard British army sniper rifle until 1970. The L42A1 (top) was converted from standard rifles by rebarreling the actions for the ...

The Short, Magazine Lee-Enfield Mk III was the main British infantry rifle of the Great War. Learn more about this iconic 1913 rifle in this week's NRA Gun of the Week video.

This gave it a longer sight radius and thus greater practical accuracy than the Gewehr 98 or Lee-Enfield, which both had leaf or notch sights halfway down the rifle.

After decades of service, the military's last Lee-Enfield rifles are finally getting close to retirement. Colt Canada of Kitchener, Ont., has been picked to design modern rifles to replace the ...

Defence Watch continues to receive email from readers inquiring about the status of the program to replace the Lee Enfield rifles being used by the Canadian Rangers.

The instructions for the short Lee-Enfield rifle and for the Enfield pattern 1914 are placed together, but are indicated by distinctive borders so that no confusion can arise.

The Lee Enfield rifles are standard-issue weapons for the roughly 5,000 reservists scattered across 200 communities who comprise the Rangers.

The Lee Enfield Mk III is an improvement over the older Lee Metford bolt action rifle of 1880s. Fires the potent .303 Enfield. In the Great War, it was considered to be the "most current" model of ...

Uttar Pradesh police on Sunday bid goodbye to the historic British-era bolt-action rifles after using them for one last salute during the annual Republic Day parade.

The Canadian Rangers are finally getting new rifles to replace the aging current model, the WWII-era Lee-Enfield No. 4 This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below. 365 ...

A woman who worked for "Churchill's secret army" and a Normandy veteran were among the latest World War Two forces personnel to sign a history enthusiast's Lee-Enfield rifle. Jay Hawkins, 27, from ...