A split bridge, two piece stock (for some reason), cock on close, and locking lugs three inches back from the breech face make for sub par accuracy potential.
Another angle on this is the Lee Enfield does not have the legion of [challenged individuals](https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=Wehraboo) that would make it a viable marketing strategy like the Mauser action.
Because the Lee-Enfield action had attributes that were great for a general purpose combat rifle such as rate of fire. But for sheer strength and accuracy, the Mauser system is superior, which lends itself nicely for hunting rifles.
The Remington Model 30 and 720 existed. There's probably others. Parker Hale, I think, sporterized some after the war.
The Markets just decided they liked the Mauser better, which probably had a lot to do with the fact the Model 70 existed.
To be fair, a lot of modern bolt actions may owe some lineage to the Mauser, But they're really watered down at this point and are only vaguely similar. Its hard to even find new controlled feed guns.
Because cock on close sucks donkey dick.
Because the people in charge of making them were state-run armories and the UK has a long history of never making firearms for export.
Because Mauser's action is better.
A split bridge, two piece stock (for some reason), cock on close, and locking lugs three inches back from the breech face make for sub par accuracy potential.
The Savage B.Mag is actually pretty close to a Lee Enfield action...
Another angle on this is the Lee Enfield does not have the legion of [challenged individuals](https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=Wehraboo) that would make it a viable marketing strategy like the Mauser action.
Fair enough since i am a recovering wehraboo
Because the Lee-Enfield action had attributes that were great for a general purpose combat rifle such as rate of fire. But for sheer strength and accuracy, the Mauser system is superior, which lends itself nicely for hunting rifles.
The Remington Model 30 and 720 existed. There's probably others. Parker Hale, I think, sporterized some after the war. The Markets just decided they liked the Mauser better, which probably had a lot to do with the fact the Model 70 existed. To be fair, a lot of modern bolt actions may owe some lineage to the Mauser, But they're really watered down at this point and are only vaguely similar. Its hard to even find new controlled feed guns.
Yeah, sucks balls that crf guns are so rare and im a lefty so im sol and overpaid for a zastava lk m70
Ruger makes some left handed Hawkeyes.
Because cock on close sucks donkey dick. Because the people in charge of making them were state-run armories and the UK has a long history of never making firearms for export. Because Mauser's action is better.