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About LinkBacksFor me a Mauser just feels more reliable. The Lee Enfield is great speed and mag capacity wise, but using a rimmed cartridge can mess you up. I feel especially sorry for Soviet infantry issued with wartime production Mosins. Rimlock till the day you die. Which is probably day one on the Eastern Front.
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