This expert guide details the operation of the Lee-Enfield Cavalry Carbine's unique safety mechanism. The speaker, demonstrating high authority in historical firearms, explains how the cocking piece safety engages by tying the bolt body to the cocking piece and slightly disengaging from the sear. This pre-1900 design is lauded for its shooter-focused, single-hand operation.
This review details the Lee Metford and Lee Enfield cavalry carbines, highlighting their specialized design features for mounted troops. Key differences from their rifle counterparts include a smoother profile, shorter barrel, and specific safety mechanisms. The evolution from Metford's polygonal rifling to Enfield's square-cut rifling is discussed, along with the transition to the SMLE.
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