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Teriffic article - but the SMLE, IIRC, stands for Short (barrelled - compared with previous very long-barrelled weapons) Magazine (fed) Lee Enfield.
 
Reads Article Again . . .

. . . still no sign of it . . .

. . . get my glasses . . .

. . . nope, still not there . . .

Lessee, . . . Garand, . . . Garand, . . . nope . . .

. . . something wrong with these glasses . . .

Nope. Garand's not there.

That guy that mis-coded your title lost one of your guns.
 
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I agree, great article, except you missed the Garand. It's the rifle that helps us win WWII and was well loved by GI's in all theaters.

I mean, what's more manly than a rifle that taunts your enemies by loudly announcing that it's out of ammo (PING!) and daring them to try to come and get you! That's when they meet Mr. Bayonet, and nothing is more manly then a bayonet.
 
I had to limit it to 10.

The Mauser is showing up in another list.

The Garand was manly, but there are manlier guns, IMO. At least ten, you can presume.;)

It's 000 buck that .356" dia, AFAIR. 00 is around .32 cal. Can someone check me?
 
Interesting.

Here are some things you may want to correct.

Short, Magazine, Lee-Enfield (SMLE) not Short Model

M38s were issued with bayonets to Finnish troops. I own 2 of the expensive little buggers.
 
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