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This was never intended to be a conclusive representation of precision and accuracy for either rifle. Just a simple test in austere conditions. The uneven terrain, blackflies, heat, low grade ammo and my over-all performance should not be confused with either rifle's ability to shoot. I am not making any general statements regarding accuracy however its is an interesting comparison based on limited information. History is written through the filter of its authors. In your opinion if you hear un-factual information in this video please identify the time index, the subject and your information source(s). I hope most of you find the video interesting and hope you are all doing well. Warm regards RC 00:00:00 Intro Video 01:01.07 Chapter One - The People 02:19.28 Chapter Two - Josip Broz Tito 03:42.18 Chapter Three - The Powder Keg 07:26.19 Chapter Four - The End User 09:32.14 Chapter Five - Shooting Tests 21:23.24 M48 Final Thoughts 28:14.21 Exit Video YUGO STUFF (Tell him Riflechair sent you) https://www.ebay.com/str/yugostuff www.Riflechair.com RIFLECHAIR MERCH 1. Custom RC T-Shirts, Cups, Magnets and more at ZAZZLE: https://www.zazzle.ca/store/riflechair 2. ETSY https://www.etsy.com/ca/shop/Riflechair 3. ebay https://www.ebay.ca/usr/mapleleafuprc

In this video Tudenom shoots the Mosin Nagant PU Sniper for the first time. Both of us perform a walk back from 300 to 565 metres and along the way we are talking to one another. We’re engaged in a process of elimination and learning as we go. The sound of steel starts to get hard to hear at 565m and although the steel gong is only 10” across it is also 2” thick (and heavy). That 147gr bullet has lost a lot of energy by the time it hits that gong and it doesn’t move very much even after a successful strike. Tudenom (the shooter) has his own YouTube Channel -Consider subscribing https://www.youtube.com/user/MrTudenom Thanks for watching! If this kind of content interests you consider supporting my channel on Patreon. Links and Resources can be found at my website www.riflechair.com Maple Leaf Up Riflechair.com

Of the 767 Enfield Enforcers that were manufactured only about 380 survive today. Those rifles that were not surplused were destroyed. That makes the Enfield Enforcer one of the most collectible and rare enfields in existence today. RIFLECHAIR.COM

For many people this is considered a poor man's rifle. I've been looked down at because I like them. I think nicely sporterized enfields are just common sense. This Parker Hale is a Heinze 51 parts gun was built to shoot in the mud and the bore and headspace is good - what's not to like? If you enjoy this type of content please consider supporting me on patreon Details at www.riflechair.com Maple Leaf Up

Have EVERYTHING you need for at least one rifle. My SHTF rifle is the Lee Enfield Riflechair.com

Shooting rifles in the middle of a blackfly hatch is a really good way to test your level of focus and concentration. In addition it just so happens that it's like me to shoot really well in the rain (no joke). The price of factory ammunition results in making videos like this extremely expensive to make. If videos like this have value to you please consider supporting my channel on Patreon or buying some RC Swag. All the info you need can be sources at www.riflechair.com Thank you for your support Maple Leaf Up Rifechair.com

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Not a serious video - just some plinking fun between 100 and 300 metres. Lessons learned: 1. Use high quality paint on your steel gongs and bring a can of paint with you when you go shooting; 2. Spend the time needed at the range shooting paper to evaluate 'point of aim' / 'point of impact' and ammo selection before shooting at steel on an austere range; 3. Use a spotter.... I don't have many shooting friends up here so there isn't much interest in this type of activity. Not to mention most people don't like snow and rain..... The pussification of Canada. 4. The snow was melting - corn snow - but still deep. There are safety concerns with lifting heavy objects and falling through the snow into air pockets / melt water. It's best to do this with the assistance of a friend. My twisted back bears witness to this. Enjoy the video :) Low pressure footage of a K98k shooting in less than perfect environmental conditions. Riflechair.com

CFC2024 witnessed some excellent musketry being demonstrated in less than ideal conditions. We also saw new high scores in a few divisions. My personal favorites for 2024 was the hilarious entry by @ILoveMuzzleloading and living the historical experience with @britishmuzzleloaders . Please watch the videos submitted by all of our CFC competitors within the Role of Musketry. You won't regret it! Video links are available through the 2024 Role of Musketry which is available at the match website (click the SCORES button) http://www.riflechair.com/cabin-fever... PS: Retailer should pay attention to the STATS section. This is the section where you find out what general kind of gear competitors are running (if you're interested in markets). -------------------------------------------------------- Thank you to all one hundred and six entries from across the following countries: 1. United States of America 66% of 2024 shooters 2. CANADA 15% of 2024 shooters 3. SWITZERLAND 11% of 2024 shooters 4. UNITED KINGDOM 4% of 2024 shooters 5. FINLAND 3% of 2024 shooters 6. LATVIA 1% of 2024 shooters -------------------------------------------------------- Check Your Scores: http://www.riflechair.com/cabin-fever... Follow the Dialogue: https://www.facebook.com/cabinfeverchallenge -------------------------------------------------------- Interested in becoming a Division Leader for 2025? Contact us through our social media sites or by email cfcdivisions@gmail.com CFC will have a new Match Official in 2025 - ONWARDS AND UPWARDS -------------------------------------------------------- 00:00 INTRO 00:42 Division One - Vintage Semi-Auto @3DVIDEOSMurray 07:02 Division Two - Modern Unlimited @OreGear 12:51 Division Three - Manual Repeating @distracteach 22:02 Division Four - Single Shots @Real11BangBang 27:26 Division Five - Muzzleloaders @MrTudenom 32:58 Division Six - 22 Rimfire @CRCollector 39:15 Stats Officer Report Out @Riflechair 44:34 Closing Remarks @Riflechair and @BlokeontheRange THANK YOU TO ALL 2024 DIVISION LEADERS. They worked exceptionally hard for all of us and none of this would be possible if it wasn't for them. Thank You See You Next Winter! Maple Leaf Up

Is the ammunition you're using appropriate for the rifle's philosophy of use? This video is dedicated to Jet Hunter. He doesn't sell cast bullets anymore but he was definitely one of the greats! Fantastic quality and PS he used Dragon bullet lube red. This lube is intended for high velocity and high pressure applications. I have never had lead fouling issues running his bullets. Can you receive high recoil, run the rifle fast and deliver well aimed shots? WHEN SECONDS COUNT PS The Siamese Mauser conversions rebuilt in 45/70 should not be ignored and are strong enough for hot loads. I wouldn't run this load in a re-barreled No4 Lee Enfield action but I'm sure someone might challenge me on that. What is (or isn't) Canister Grade Powder? https://www.patreon.com/posts/what-is-non-48704957 PLEASE CONSIDER SUPPORTING MY CONTENT ON PATREON https://www.patreon.com/Riflechair RIFLECHAIR'S WEB PAGE https://www.riflechair.com/

Everything I said came to pass (and then some). I'M NOT AN ECONOMIST. Riflechair.com

Three years after I made this video the Liberal Party of Canada announced sweeping gun bans through an Order in Council. Gun Clubs across Canada proved me wrong and began to raise money for a legal defense against the Liberal / Bloc and NDP attack on basic Canadian freedoms (such as property rights). If they didn't organize our Rod & Gun Clubs were going to close due to loss of revenue. It still remains to be seen today if they will survive. Riflechair.com

For educational purposes only - Zero Revenue Footage Source: British Pathe Dedicated to RSM R H Kitson / Advanced Divisional Signals - 26th Indian Division / 14th Army Argentinian Mules of 14th Army The Andes Mountains of Argentina are the longest continental mountain ranges in the world, forming a continuous highland along the western edge of South America. They are immense. The Argentinians also have a lot of mules used regularly in mountainous terrain. VIDEO / RUMBLE The Argentinian Mules of the 14th Army - Advance into Burma - November 1944 https://rumble.com/vv4jbx-14th-armys-advance-into-burma-november-1944.html The 14th Army used Argentinian Mules with paneers during the advance into Burma. The Mules had been de-voiced to keep the pack train as quiet as possible. This was a humane surgical procedure performed by a veterinarian that removed the mule's voice box. The animals can otherwise me quite loud and that would draw them to the attention of Imperial Japanese Soldiers. Sgt Major Kitson was ROYAL SIGNALS attached to the 26th Indian Division / 14th Army. He recounted a story where-in a Japanese Zero took a few strafing runs of their column. The men jumped for cover but the mules just stood there. No men were hit but several mules died. One of them was terribly injured but was still eating grass on the side of the trail. They quickly dispatched the poor animal and they were all very upset. This was war and everyone suffered both men and mules alike. Between the monsoons, mudslides, mountainous terrain, snakes, fungus and enemy soldiers the jungle was literally eating them alive. Most of them suffered greatly from dysentery, malaria and fungal infections. The men became very attached to their mules. Every man stood to for mule grooming every day and it didn't matter if they were the Commanding Officer or the Private. The mules received more care and attention than the men did. They all had names and they were part of the team. When ever they lost a mule the men grieved. Riflechair.com

Oooohhhh the excitement! This video is only intended for the uber gun geeks out there... Enfield Enforcer VS blue printed Remington 700 Police 27.5" VS 26" Barrel Both with 1/12 twist Both with six lands Will there be any difference? Riflechair.com

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I enjoyed shooting this lead slinger at the 200m steel. Maybe I need one for myself? Riflechair.com

It was many moons ago but here is a little story that you might find interesting. In this video I discuss the CZ75 SP01 Phantom and a shooting competition in Plzeň Lobzy, Czech Republic; the birthplace of Pilsner beer. This is not so much a gun video as it is a gun story. I’d also like to recognize Warrant Officer 2nd Class Vratislav Louda for the inspiration to make this video. Please consider supporting my content on Patreon Riflechair.com

The people who built these rifles were 'actually' brilliant and I mean that genuinely. There are many styles and methods from the traditional three point contact bedding system, centre bedding with partial free float and specific L39 / RSAF Enforcer methods to study, test and measure. I wish I had more time and had included a few extra details. LURSA the CNo4Mk1* The bedding may not look very nice and I would agree with you. I'm a shooter not a builder. Having said that I have effectively replicated the match bedding philosophy used by Canadian Army Regimental Rifle Teams. It effectively (but crudely) follows the DCRA competition bedding convention of the day and I ranked 4th place in CANADA with this rifle in my military classification (as a tyro). Again this is how the rifle was configured and issued to me when I was active service (now ret.). That makes me a super fortunate and humbled person because this rifle has been my teacher for many years now and we're both getting pretty long in the tooth. The Riflechair Channel is run on weekends and spare time only and has no support other than channel generosity. If you're interested in supporting this kind of content please consider supporting the Riflechair Channel. Maple Leaf Up Riflechair.com Patreon: / riflechair Facebook: / riflechair Twitter: / riflechair Instagram: / riflechair

A comparison of FOUR rifles - one of which is the Tikka Arctic Does the expense justify the purchase? Ultimately that is up to you but here is some information that might help you make an educated decision. If you enjoyed the content of this video consider supporting my channel by purchasing some SWAG, become a Patreon subscriber or make a donation through PayPal. All information is available on my website a Riflechair.com Thank you and Maple Leaf up www.riflechair.com