WW2 Lee Enfield/Lithgow 303 at 500m 

I recently purchased a 1922 Lithgow number 1 mark 3* and to start with I set my target to 100 yards after I put 5 rounds into it then I moved the target to 200 yards and repeated that until I was happy to reliably hit the bullseye most of the time. I also have a number 4 mark 1/3 with a scope on it that can hit very close to the centre of the target at 500 yards and potentially out to 800 once I dial the settings in, now my eyes aren't what they used to be the front sight is a bit blurry the targets in focus after having cataract surgery so my no1 mark 3* it getting a scope on it soon cheers mate 🇦🇺

I see you’re also missing the little wood piece under the bolt handle. I had mine fly off the first time I brought my smle to the range. For me it was the metal part recoiling back in that part of stock and eventually breaking it. Solved by grinding off a bit of material from the piece itself, where it makes contact with the iron piece in front of it, and regluing with vinyl glue.

After 200 rounds. "you shot to the right every time" 😂🤣😂🤣

Nice! But your spotter needs to be more specific. Thanks for posting

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Wasting rounds with poor calls. You need to be told target widths "full target right" "quarter target right" and the same for elevation.

Your spotter should be a commentator for Sky Sports, What blabber. The shooter doesn’t need to know what he did wrong or where it lands, the spotter sees and knows this, the spotter should be telling the shooter the correction. A simple left X inches, up Y inches tells you what to do not what you did wrong for you work it out. He is supposed to be taking control and guiding you back on the target.

You need a new spotter who can actually give you some accurate info. Your current guy is useless.

your spotter is very bad for for you FYI calls should call your shot eg1 target right 1/4 target low ,if he says anything else butt stroke him