Lee-Enfield Rifle 3D model

The standard rifle used by soldiers during World War I was a bolt-action firearm, known for its accuracy, reliability, and relatively slow rate of fire compared to later automatic weapons. These rifles typically held 5 to 10 rounds, which were manually loaded into the chamber after each shot by operating the bolt. They were designed for long-range combat in trench warfare, where precise, powerful shots were essential. Many rifles also featured bayonet mounts for close-quarters fighting.

This model is made for Animations and not for 3D printing.