A faithful of the Pattern 1914 Enfield, the British bolt-action service rifle of the First World War. The model captures the long full-length wooden stock, the exposed bolt handle, the box magazine housing, and the sling swivels front and rear, along with the distinctive protected front sight ears at the muzzle.

This is an ideal accessory for WWI and interwar military dioramas and trench scenes, giving infantry figures a period-correct primary weapon. It also works as a standalone armory or supply-crate detail, or as a rack piece in a barracks or depot vignette.

The clean bolt-rifle profile suits both display bases and wargaming basing, dropping easily beside prone or standing soldier figures.