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Lee-Enfield

Information

Restrictions

Gun Emporium Forging

Popularity

Low

Features

Pre-Attached Scope

Ammo capacity

10/20

Statistics

Damage	91
Portability	41
Rate of Fire	23
Accuracy	99
Recoil	70

Firing modes

Bolt-Action

Customization

Magazine

“	Part of the WWII replica series, this bolt-action rifle was adopted as the standard issue rifle for the British army in 1895. Despite its age, it is still used today, making it the longest serving bolt-action rifle in the world. It makes up for slightly low damage with excellent accuracy and a snappy fire rate. Requires an M24 and 7x Replica Pallets to forge.	”
	— Operation: Death Row Update Notes

The Lee-Enfield rifle is a Sniper Rifle released during the 08-16-2012 Death Row update.

It is a forgeable Weapon forged using an M24 and 7x Replica pallets to forge. Statistically, it trades one point of accuracy for one point of damage.

OverviewEdit

The Lee-Enfield is a bolt-action rifle boasting an extremely high accuracy as well as a high rate of fire, a sniper scope similar to the M1866, and a two hit kill capability. It is also important to note that the Lee-Enfield has a scope-in time and round chambering speed that are much faster than the M24, and most other sniper rifles.

Its performance is very similar to many semi-automatic sniper rifles, especially in terms of the fire rate. However, there are a two striking differences: the Lee-Enfield has a near perfect accuracy rating, and it is a bolt-action rifle.

VariantsEdit

Variants
GP Standard	M24
GP Rare	M24 Woodland
NX Standard	M24A3
NX Rare	M24A3 Woodland
Forged/MARK II	Lee-Enfield(M24) E 57 Musket(M24A3)

TriviaEdit

This sniper has fastest chambering rate out of all bolt-action sniper rifles.
While it's unknown if this is a glitch or not, the Lee-Enfield can be sold back for GP even though a GP weapon (M24) is used to forge it.
It boasts an ammo count of 10 per magazine and 20 in reserve, one of the highest of all bolt-actions.