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    Smile Lee Enfield No.1 Mk III at 300 yards

    Eleven shots at 300 yards.
    I love high tech stuff; this is the highest quality bench-rest platform I own at the moment.
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    Wow, great shooting, in a pretty good wind too!
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    Thanks, great rifle and great shootin'!

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    Wow!

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    You have to be impressed with what a 90+ year old military rifle can do with reloads.

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    You have to be impressed with what a 90+ year old military rifle can do with reloads.

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    How true!
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