Videos tagged with Lee-Metford Carbine

This expert-level review of the 1893 Lee-Metford Trials Carbine, presented by Ian McCollum of Forgotten Weapons, details a rare pre-production prototype. The carbine showcases a blend of Lee-Metford and Martini features, highlighting design evolution and military trial requirements. Key observations include the absence of a safety, a reduced magazine capacity, and unique design elements that were later refined for the adopted Mark 1 version.

This review details the Ross MkI Carbine and MkII Rifle used by the Royal North West Mounted Police. It highlights the MkI's unique carbine features, such as its 26-inch barrel and lack of bayonet lug, and its mechanical issues like poor spring temper. The transition to the MkII rifle is discussed, along with the eventual replacement by Lee-Enfield carbines after a fire destroyed most RNWMP Ross rifles.