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Charge-Loading Lee-Enfield

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Mod, 1.2, 1.3

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10 JUN 2021 a las 9:11

31 JUL 2021 a las 12:52

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1.4 Fork by Bonible: https://steamproxy.net/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3020703941&searchtext=

A charged-shot bolt-action rifle - the Charge-Loading Lee-Enfield. It is built upon the basic British Lee-Enfield design, and modified to fire charged rounds.

CE compatible.

Bolt-action rifle stats for comparison:
Touch accuracy: 0.65
Short accuracy: 0.80
Medium accuracy: 0.90
Long accuracy: 0.80

Damage: 18
Armour pen: 0.27

Warmup time: 1.7
Cooldown time: 1.5
Range: 36.9

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Zoid 8 MAY a las 11:16

@WJSabey No. A literal 1900's lee Enfield in rimworld to me makes no sense. Why in the world would a random technology advanced ship this far in the future have a rifle from WW1 that only was built to last 10 years and had a barrel life of 5000 rounds. The lee Enfield in my opinion doesn't make any sense at this point.

PremierVader 28 ABR a las 11:00

Many thanks friend

DkPepper [autor] 22 ABR a las 10:36

@PremierVader the 1.4 fork by Bonible is also updated for 1.5.

PremierVader 19 ABR a las 7:49

Hoping for update

WJSabey 19 ENE a las 5:29

@Zoid Really? You think that people who have the technical capacity to build charge weapons to make them bolt-action instead of self-loading makes *more* sense than those with limited machining ability making relatively simple weapons in a frontier situation? This is cool, but it's not sensible, it's a silly kind of fun.

Zoid 29 NOV 2023 a las 11:19

Love stuff like this. Makes alot more sense to me lore wise than a 1900's bolt action that takes a black powder-turned-smokeless cartridge.