Mach Sakai reviews the RWA Lee Enfield No. 4 airsoft rifle. A collector's item, it is true airsoft replica of the Lee Enfield No. 4 has real wood body construction. It has adjustable hop-up and a flip-up and adjustable rear ladder sight. He checks it for externals and operation then for a quick steel challenge to see how it performs.

Bunny Workshop are taking pre-orders for the RWA Lee Enfiled No. 4 rifle. Made from real wood with adjustable hop-up, it comes with a 30-round magazine and initial muzzle velocity of 400fps. Something for collectors of airsoft guns based on period rifles. Price for this piece is US$569.00, shipping costs not included.

Whilst we wait for deliveries of the RWA Lee Enfield No. 4 as they announced deliveries will be pushed to the end of November, here is a review from RWTV... "RWA have been teasing the Airsoft world for the longest time with their Lee Enfield and Tim is happy to announce that he finally has one to review!"

For those waiting for the RWA Lee Enfield No. 4 Rifle to hit the stores, the delivery schedule has been pushed back a bit with this update on Facebook... "We must sadly inform you that we need to delay our release of the Lee Enfield again! We know it's been way too long and we assure you that we have been working on it day and night (as seen in the pictures below). However, due to logistical reasons, some of the parts did not arrive on schedule.

Mach Sakai reviews the KTW Lee Enfield No. 4 airsoft rifle for this video. A hard to find item for airsoft collectors, this a full metal bolt system that gives a solid cocking motion sound. It has 13-round winding magazine, adjustable hop-up, sling, and real wood stock. Mach Sakai checks it out for externals, operations, and accuracy.