Lee-Enfield No. 4 Mk I Airsoft Spring Rifle – Real Wood, the British WWII Service Rifle

The rifle that armed the British Empire

The Lee-Enfield served as the standard rifle of the British Armed Forces from 1895 to 1957 — across both World Wars, across every theatre of the British Empire and Commonwealth. The No. 4 Mk I variant, adopted just before WWII, was carried by British, Canadian, Australian, New Zealand, Indian and other Commonwealth soldiers from Normandy to Burma.

This is the airsoft spring-powered bolt-action replica in the real-wood configuration. Genuine wooden furniture over a metal action gives it the heft and feel of the original .303 service rifle, and the bolt cycles a 30-round metal magazine. Velocity sits around 390 FPS (~1.41 J) — solid sniper-grade power for a spring platform.

• Historic name: Lee-Enfield Rifle No. 4 Mk I
• Era: WWII British / Commonwealth service rifle (1939-1957)
• Action: Spring-powered bolt-action (single shot per cycle)
• Furniture: Genuine real wood
• Receiver: Metal
• Magazine: 30-rd, metal
• Velocity: ~390 FPS / 1.41 J (0.20 g BB)
• Inner barrel: 570 mm (Ø 6.03 mm)
• Length: 1130 mm
• Weight: 3640 g
• Calibre: 6 mm BB
• Recommended BBs: 0.25 - 0.30 g