The Lee-Enfield rifle is a bolt-action firearm that was the standard issue rifle for the British Army from 1895 until the 1950s. Known for its accuracy and reliability, it was designed to fire the .303 British cartridge. The rifle features a ten-round magazine, allowing for rapid follow-up shots, which was advantageous in combat situations. Developed by James Paris Lee and adopted by the British military, the Lee-Enfield saw extensive use in both World Wars and various conflicts around the world. Its robust construction and effective range made it a favored choice among soldiers, and it remains popular among collectors and shooting enthusiasts today.