Name: S&T Lee-Enfield No.4 MK1 rifle - spring-loaded - Real Wood
Brand: S&T Armament
SKU: 52881
Price: 482.9 EUR
Availability: InStock

The S&T Lee-Enfield No.4 MK1 spring-loaded shooter with a real wooden stock is an accurate airsoft replica of a World War II British bolt-action rifle. This airsoft weapon is perfect for history buffs, collectors and airsoft players who appreciate an authentic look and feel.

The Lee-Enfield No.4 MK1 replica manufactured by S&T combines high-quality materials and meticulous finishing. The weapon has a genuine wooden stock, which adds to the authenticity. Other parts, such as the barrel, locking mechanism, slide, sights, magazine, trigger and trigger guard, are made of durable alloy, which ensures durability and an authentic appearance. The weapon has a mechanism based on the VSR10 system and a steel 24x174 mm cylinder. The metal 90-degree trigger mechanism ensures reliable operation. This replica is an ideal choice for airsoft games, historical events and collecting.

Features:

High-quality all-metal construction
Real wooden solid log
Adjustable hop-up system
Reinforced metal trigger mechanism
Steel 24x174 mm cylinder
VSR10 compatible system
Single fire (spring-loaded)
30-round metal low-cap magazine
Adjustable rear sight

Specifications:

Length: 1130 mm
Weight: 3640g
Inner barrel length: 570 mm
Inner barrel diameter: 6.03 mm
Output energy: approximately 1.41 J
Magazine capacity: 30 bullets
Material: wood, metal
Color: wood color
Weapon model: Lee-Enfield
SKU: STSPG19BRW

Package contents:

S&T Lee-Enfield No.4 MK1 spring-loaded rifle
30-round metal low-cap magazine

The Lee-Enfield No.4 Mk I is a British bolt-action rifle that was introduced during World War II. It is a development of the earlier SMLE Mk III, and its design focused on simplifying production and improving the weapon's performance. Development of the No.4 Mk I began in the 1930s, and it was officially introduced in 1939. Production of the weapon began in 1941, and it was widely produced in the United Kingdom, Canada, and the United States. The No.4 Mk I gradually replaced the earlier No.1 Mk III in British and Commonwealth service.