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A large format 8.5 x 11
reprint of Musketry Regulations. The originally issued 4x5 inch book is almost 100 years old and not easy to find or read
because of the small type. It answers a lot of questions that puzzle many collectors and shooters. Do you want to learn how
the British and Commonwealth armies trained and used the Lee Enfield rifle? This is the book you need!! The Lee Enfield vastly
improved infantry firepower and changed battlefield tactics. It was the first magazine fed, rapid fire rifle. It altered how
wars were fought. All marks of Lee Enfield are covered - No1 Mk III, CLLE, MLE, MLM, Webley Pistol and 22 Trainers.
ISBN - 978-0-9683002-1-3 Perfect Bound - 8.5x11 format - 75 pg - Completely illustrated
---- This book IS NOT a photocopy of the original!! It is completely redone and put into large book form!!
For No1 Mk III, CLLE, MLE, MLM, Webley
Pistol and 22 Trainers.
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CHAPTER
I 1. General Instructions
CHAPTER II ARMS AND AMMUNITION DESCRIPTION OF ARMS 2. The Short Magazine
Lee-Enfield Rifle, Marks III and IV 3. Action of the mechanism, & c. 4. Miniature rifles and aiming tubes
5. The Charger Loading Magazine Lee-Enfield Rifle, Mark I* 6. (Cancelled) 7. The Webley Pistol 8.
Action of the mechanism, & c.
CARE OF ARMS 9. General instructions
10. Instructions for cleaning 11. Instructions for care of arms and ammunition 12. Examination of small
arms 13. Testing arms 14. S.A.A., Marks VI and VII 15. Allowance of ammunition 16. Defective ammunition
CHAPTER III THE THEORY OF RIFLE FIRE
AND ITS PRACTICAL APPLICATION 17. Application of theory 18. Definitions 19. Rifling 20. Forces
acting on the bullet 21. Elevation 22. Sighting of rifles 23. Jump 24. Drift 25. Effect of fixing
the bayonet, of resting the rifle, and of a heated or oily barrel 26. Dangerous Space 27. Ricochets - Trajectory
and Range Tables 28. Firing up and down hill 29. Barometric pressure and temperature 30. Wind and light
31. Use of collective fire 32. The dispersion of individual and collective fire 33. Ground in relation to
fire effect 34. Searching 35. Night Firing
CHAPTER IV MUSKETRY EXERCISES AIMING INSTRUCTION 36.
Stages of instruction 37. Accuracy in aiming 38. Common faults in aiming 39. Triangle of error 40.
Aiming at the ground, and marking down an enemy 41. Aiming off for wind 42. Aiming up and down 43. Rapid
adjustment of sights 44. Aiming off for movement
FIRING INSTRUCTION 45. Instructors 46. Firing rest 47. Trigger pressing 48. Firing standing 49. Firing prone 50.
Firing in other positions 51. Use of cover 52. Rapid loading 53. Use of the safety catch and cut-off 54. Muscle exercises 55. Fire discipline 56. Collective fire 57. Rates of fire 58. Description of
targets 59. Words of command 60. Preliminary exercises 61. Fire in two ranks 62. Webley pistol exercise
63. Tests of elementary training 64. Method of conducting the tests
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