The P14 Enfield, also known as the Pattern 1914, is a British bolt-action rifle that was developed during World War I. It was originally designed to replace the Lee-Enfield rifle, but production delays meant that it was not widely used in the war.
The P14 Enfield is chambered in .303 British and features a 5-round internal magazine. It has a 26-inch barrel and an overall length of 46 inches. The rifle is known for its accuracy and smooth action, making it popular among shooters and collectors.
After the end of World War I, the P14 Enfield was used by various military forces around the world, including the United States, Canada, and Britain. It saw limited use during World War II, primarily as a training rifle for new recruits.
Today, the P14 Enfield is a popular choice for hunters, target shooters, and military history enthusiasts. It is considered a classic rifle with a storied past and a reputation for reliability and accuracy.
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