Mad Minutes: Light .303" Loads in Lee-Enfield No.4
Britain
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8m 29s
Continuing the Mad Minutes series, here's what happens with 1100fps light cast bullet loads in a .303 British Lee-Enfield No.4. Includes a comparison with the original No.4 Mad Minute footage
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