M1917 Run and Gun (The 'Merican Enfield)

Published on April 19, 2016
Duration: 5:34

This guide details a run and gun drill for the M1917 Enfield, emphasizing practical shooting techniques for this WWI-era rifle. It covers advancing and kneeling positions, bolt manipulation, and performance evaluation. The drill is presented with high authority by Alex C from TFB TV, showcasing proficient handling and effective use of the rifle under stress.

Quick Summary

The M1917 Enfield, chambered in .30-06 Springfield, is a robust bolt-action rifle with a 6-round capacity, known for its Mauser-style claw extractor and aperture sights. It proved highly effective in a run and gun drill, achieving 23 hits out of 25 shots, with praise for its handling and cycling technique.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction and History
  2. 00:30Technical Features
  3. 01:39Run and Gun Course
  4. 03:50Performance Review

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the M1917 Enfield rifle?

The M1917 Enfield, often called the 'American Enfield', is a bolt-action rifle developed from British P14 and P13 designs, ultimately based on Mauser principles. It was chambered in .30-06 Springfield and saw extensive service in WWI.

What are the key technical features of the M1917 Enfield?

It features a cock-on-close bolt action, a Mauser-style claw extractor, frontal locking lugs, a thumb-actuated safety, and a 6-round magazine capacity. It is known for its advanced rear aperture sight and long sight radius.

How did the M1917 Enfield perform in a run and gun drill?

In a drill involving 25 shots with reloads from advancing and kneeling positions, the M1917 Enfield achieved 23 hits. The presenter praised its handling, particularly the bolt handle placement and cycling technique.

What is the lineage of the M1917 Enfield?

The M1917 Enfield's lineage traces back to the British P14 and P13 rifles, which themselves were based on Mauser rifle designs. More M1917s were issued to U.S. troops in WWI than the Springfield 1903.

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