Lee-Enfield rifle: But a century on, the rugged reliability and brute firepower that made the Lee-Enfield rifle the standard-issue weapon for entrenched Canadian troops during the latter half of the First World War makes it an ideal choice still for a modern group of this countrys soldiers, according to The Toronto Star, Canada. And the red-shirted Rangers made up largely of aboriginal volunteers have been using Lee-Enfield rifles little changed from the First World War version since the group was first established in 1947 and The foe now has four legs. The Canadian Rangers a component of the armed forces reserves conduct sovereignty patrols and assist search and rescue missions in the Far North and in remote coastal regions across the country.
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