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4/7/2014 1:38:29 AM
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Favorite World War 2 Bolt Action Rifle?
Mine is a tie between the German Kar98 and the British Enfield.
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2 回复model 1891 Carcano. The Italian rifle that ol' Lee had when he was framed for killing Kennedy.
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由THUNDERCHILD编辑： 4/8/2014 4:35:15 PMI've owned both a Lee Enfield No.4 mk1* and a Mauser. The Enfield, with its 10 round detachable box magazine and its super quick and smooth cock-on-close bolt operation is absolutely the superior infantry weapon, while the Mauser, with its 5 shot internal mag and much slower and clunky bolt makes for a decent hunting rifle. The U.S. made Springfield, and as far as I know, most of the other early 20th century, and even modern bolt action rifles are descended from the slower functioning Mauser bolt style. Once you cycle the actions of the different bolt types with your own hands the advantages of the Enfield are obvious.
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5 回复由DB5编辑： 4/8/2014 3:42:46 PM
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1 回复由CND AAA Beef编辑： 4/7/2014 2:54:47 AMWith Lee Enfield already mentioned, I'll go with the De Lisle Commando Carbine. It was the mutant love child of a Thompson and a SMLE, but it wound up being one of the quietest rifles ever made.
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1 回复I'll list them M1903 Springfield. America's finest bolt action rifle. Mauser 98K. Beautiful rifle with a shit tonne of history. Did you know that Springfield had to pay royalties to Mauser for each '03 they produced through World War 1? Lee Enfield No.1. What is not to love about a 10 round magazine with one of the easiest bolts to work? Swiss K31. Sexy as fuck straight pull design. Did not see combat Finnish M28. Captured Mosin Nagants fitted out to Finnish rifle standards. Some of the most beautiful, accurate rifles ever chambered in 7.62x54r
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I'll have to say the Lee-Enfield, at least compared to the Kar 98k, due to it being magazine fed as compared to the Karabiner requiring each bullet to be individually loaded. although I'm kinda biased based on the fact that it was a British weapon if I'm honest, thats were most of my choice is coming from!
