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  1. 20-03-2017, 07:01 PM

    Thread: WW II bolt-action rifles: Your choice?

    by Beavis
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    Poll: This is true. Lee Enfield is also controlled...

    This is true. Lee Enfield is also controlled round feed, something alot of people never talk about. I have seen guys at service rifle shoots get their Enfields locked up through a miss feed.
  2. 20-03-2017, 06:58 PM

    Thread: WW II bolt-action rifles: Your choice?

    by Beavis
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    Poll: G33/40 is on my bucket list. Have the parent...

    G33/40 is on my bucket list. Have the parent rifle VZ 33. Superbly slick action.
  3. 20-03-2017, 05:48 PM

    Thread: WW II bolt-action rifles: Your choice?

    by Beavis
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    Poll: For me a Mauser just feels more reliable. The Lee...

    For me a Mauser just feels more reliable. The Lee Enfield is great speed and mag capacity wise, but using a rimmed cartridge can mess you up. I feel especially sorry for Soviet infantry issued with...
  4. 19-03-2017, 05:15 PM

    Thread: WW II bolt-action rifles: Your choice?

    by Beavis
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    Poll: Kar98 with a trench mag

    Kar98 with a trench mag
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