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[[File:LENo4.jpg|thumb|right|300px|No 4 Rifle in real life with bayonet fixed.]]
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The '''{{w|Lee–Enfield#Rifle No. 4|Lee-Enfield No. 4 Mk I Rifle Short}}''' is a variant of the [[United Kingdom|British]] {{w|Lee–Enfield|Lee-Enfield}} rifles. The first Lee-Enfield models were designed in 1895, the most famous [[SMLE MKIII]] was introduced in 1907, but the No. 4 variant was designed in 1939 to answer to the need of easily manufactured rifles of the carbine. They were adopted to the [[British Army|British]], [[Canadian Army|Canadian]], {{w|Australian Army|Australian}} (and other {{w|Commonwealth of Nations|Commonwealth}} countries). Armed Forces in 1941, where it saw mass-production. Many wartime No. 4 rifles were manufactured in [[Canada]] due to a shortage of supplies in Great Britain, and due to the damage caused to British manufacturing by the German [[Luftwaffe]] during {{w|The Blitz|the Blitz}}.
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The '''{{w|Lee–Enfield#Rifle No. 4|Lee-Enfield No. 4 Mk I Rifle Short}}''' is a variant of the [[United Kingdom|British]] {{w|Lee–Enfield|Lee-Enfield}} rifles. The first Lee-Enfield models were designed in 1895, the most famous [[SMLE MKIII]] was introduced in 1907, but the No. 4 variant was designed in 1939 to answer to the need of easily manufactured rifles of the carbine. They were adopted to the [[British Army|British]], [[Canadian Army|Canadian]], {{w|Australian Army|Australian}} (and other {{w|Commonwealth of Nations|Commonwealth}} countries) Armed Forces in 1941, where it saw mass-production. Many wartime No. 4 rifles were manufactured in [[Canada]] due to a shortage of supplies in Great Britain, and due to the damage caused to British manufacturing by the German [[Luftwaffe]] during {{w|The Blitz|the Blitz}}.
   
 
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2.5 <small>(maximum deviation by jumping)</small><br>2.5 <small>(performing a jump)</small><br>0.1 <small>(reduce per server-frame (30 fps))</small>
  
2.5 <small>(maximum deviation by jumping)</small><br>2.5 <small>(performing a jump)</small><br>0.1 <small>(reduce per server-frame (30 fps))</small>
 
|accuracy = 1 <small>(standing)</small><br>0.7 <small>(crouching)</small><br>0.5 <small>(prone)</small>
  
|accuracy = 1 <small>(standing)</small><br>0.7 <small>(crouching)</small><br>0.5 <small>(prone)</small>
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}}The '''No 4''' is a weapon featured in ''[[Battlefield 1942]]''. It is the standard issue rifle of the [[Allies (World War II)|Allies]] [[Engineer]] kit, with the exceptions of the [[United States Marine Corps]] who are issued the [[M1 Garand]] and the [[British Commandos]] who are issued the [[Shotgun (Battlefield 1942)|Shotgun]]. It has high damage, but can only guarantee a one-shot kill against a target with over 20hp (eight pips of health in the HUD) if it is a headshot - otherwise the No 4 kills in two body shots or three leg shots. The weapon is not affected by damage drop-off at range and has high accuracy, factors which bolster capabilities at distance. Recoil is significant, but is a non-issue due to the weapon's low rate of fire. The bolt must be cocked after each shot which takes around three seconds, potentially disrupting aim. This inability to quickly land follow-up shots, combined with its body-shot damage profile, means the No 4 is a particularly poor choice for close range combat. Additionally, the No 4 has a switch delay of 0.25 seconds.
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The '''No4Sniper''' is a variant of the No 4, issued to the [[Sniper]] kit of the Allies. It features a usable 6X zoom scope. It has similar properties as the No 4, but with a slightly lower rate of fire and spread penalties when moving, double the bullet velocity and a larger amount of zoom. When firing scoped in, the player must unscope to work the bolt.
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The '''No 4''' is a weapon featured in ''[[Battlefield 1942]]'' as the standard issue rifle for the Allied [[Engineer#Battlefield 1942|Engineer]] kit (with the exception of the [[United States Marine Corps#Battlefield 1942|USMC]] and [[British Commandos#Battlefield 1942|British Commandos]], who receive the [[M1 Garand#Battlefield 1942|M1 Garand]] and [[12g Automatic#Battlefield 1942|Shotgun]], respectively.) Its Axis equivalent is the [[Kar98k#Battlefield 1942|K98K]], which it is identical to in terms of stats.
  
   
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Its [[Axis Powers|Axis]] equivalent is the [[K98K]] and K98KSniper. Both weapons are identical in stats.
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It is a generally reliable rifle, capable of killing in 2 body shots or a single headshot and possessing good accuracy. Recoil is not a problem because the bolt-action function prevents continuous and overwhelming fire. The No 4 primarily struggles in close quarters due to its low rate of fire; players may want to switch to the [[M1911#Battlefield 1942|Colt]] or [[Knife#Battlefield 1942|Knife]] when engaging nearby enemies.
  
   
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The No 4 receives a [[Bayonet#Battlefield 1942|bayonet]] in ''[[Battlefield 1942: The Road to Rome|The Road to Rome]]'' expansion. This can potentially make the rifle more reliable for point-blank engagements.
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In ''[[Battlefield 1942: The Road to Rome]]'', a [[Bayonet|bayonet]] is mounted on the non-scoped No 4, replacing the [[Knife#Battlefield 1942|combat knife]].
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The '''No4 Sniper''' is a scoped variant of the No 4 rifle. It is issued to the [[Scout#Battlefield 1942|Scout]] kits of the Allies. It shares the same exact properties as the No 4 rifle with the exception of being more accurate while moving, having a faster bullet velocity as well as having a scope. As a downside, it has a slightly slower rate of fire than its normal counterpart. The bolt can only be worked out of scoped view; firing again will cause the player to unscope and work the bolt.
  
   
 
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==Battlefield Heroes==
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{{For|the uber variants of these guns|Pattern 1914 Enfield#Battlefield Heroes}}
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In ''[[Battlefield Heroes]]'', there are three sniper rifles that are based on the Lee-Enfield No.1 Mk III*, being specific variants of the '''Roderick Rifle''', the '''Oscar's Farshot''' and the '''Pipsqueak's Popper'''.
   
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===Roderick Rifle===
 
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{{Infobox/weapon
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|name = Lee-Enfield No.4 Mk I
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|image = BFH Roderick Rifle.png
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|image =
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|name = Roderick Rifle
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|faction = [[File:Royal Army Flag.png|20px]] [[Royal Army]]<br />[[File:National Army Flag.png|20px]] [[National Army]] <small>(Stolen)</small>
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|icon =
 
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|kit = [[Commando]]
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|faction = [[File:FLAG OF FREE FRANCE.png|20px]] [[Free French Forces#Battlefield V|Free French Forces]] <small>(SP)</small><br />[[File:U.S. flag, 48 stars.svg|20px]] [[United States Army#Battlefield V|United States Army]] <small>(SP)</small>
  
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|damage = *Close Range 5-7 (0-30 meters)
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|kit = [[File:Battlefield V Recon Class Icon.png|30px]] [[Recon#Battlefield V|Recon]]
  
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*Medium Range 18-22 (30-50 meters)
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|slot = Primary
  
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*Long Range 20-23 (50+ meters)
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|cost = See cost table
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|magazine = 6 rounds
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|reload = 3 seconds
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|rof = 200 rpm
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|range = Long
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|velocity = 1200 m/s
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|recoil = {{Recoil|1.0-0.9|0|1.5}}
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|mult = Critical - +12 damage (6 % chance OR [[headshot]])
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|fire = Semi-Automatic}}
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{{Quote|This lightning fast sniper rifle rewards a quick trigger finger more than an accurate eye.|In-Game Description}}
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The '''Roderick Rifle''' is a weapon featured in ''[[Battlefield Heroes]]''. It is available to the [[Commando]] class of the [[Royal Army]]. It is the counterpart of the [[National Army]] [[Gewehr 43#Battlefield Heroes|The Groundbreaker]]. A [[Stolen and Pilfered weapons|stolen]] variant of the Roderick Rifle is also available to the National Army. A [[Super and Uber weapons|super]] variant of the Roderick Rifle is also available.
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<gallery>
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BFH Roderick Rifle Icon.png|The icon for the Roderick Rifle.
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</gallery>
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{{clear}}
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===Oscar's Farshot===
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{{Infobox/weapon
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|image = BFH Oscar's Farshot.png
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|name = Oscar's Farshot
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|faction = [[File:Royal Army Flag.png|20px]] [[Royal Army]]<br />[[File:National Army Flag.png|20px]] [[National Army]] <small>(Stolen)</small>
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|kit = [[Commando]]
 
|level = Default
  
|level = Default
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|damage = *Close Range 5-7 (0-30 meters)
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|unlocks = <center><u>'''Rank 1'''</u><br /><small>Quick Aim · Quick Reload</small><br /><u>'''Rank 2'''</u><br /><small>Custom Stock · Slings and Swivels</small><br /><u>'''Rank 3'''</u><br /><small>Lightened Stock · Machined Bolt</small><br /><u>'''Rank 4'''</u><br /><small>Bayonet · Variable Zeroing</small><br /></center>
  
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*Medium Range 15-21 (30-50 meters)
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|cost =
 
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*Long Range 21-24 (50+ meters)
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|task =
 
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|dlc =
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|cost = See cost table
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|magazine = 8 rounds
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|fire = Bolt-Action
  
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|reload = 2.5 seconds
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|rof = 72 RPM<br />84 RPM <small>(Machined Bolt)</small>
  
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|speed =
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|rof = 120 rpm
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|stability =
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|range = Long
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|velocity = 1200 m/s
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|deployable =
 
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|recoil = {{Recoil|0.6-0.75|0|1.0}}
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|ammotype =
 
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|mult = Critical - +15 damage (6 % chance OR [[headshot]])
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|magazine = 10 rounds <small>(5 round clip)</small>
  
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|fire = Semi-Automatic}}
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|startammo = 20+10 rounds
  
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{{Quote|Sniper rifles are best when striking from a distance.|In-Game Description}}
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|maxammo = 30+10 rounds
  
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|capacity =
 
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The '''Oscar's Farshot''' is a weapon featured in ''[[Battlefield Heroes]]''. It is available to the [[Commando]] class of the [[Royal Army]] by default. It is the counterpart of the [[National Army]] [[Gewehr 43#Battlefield Heroes|The Gourmet]]. A [[Stolen and Pilfered weapons|stolen]] variant of the Oscar's Farshot is also available to the National Army. A [[Super and Uber weapons|super]] variant of the Oscar's Farshot is also available.
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|effect =
 
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|features =
 
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BFH Oscar's Farshot Icon.png|The icon for the Oscar's Farshot.
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|damage = 60 - 55
  
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</gallery>
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*60 (0-20m)
  
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*60 - 55 (20-60m)
  
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|ammotype = .303
  
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|vel = 500 m/s
  
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===Pipsqueak's Popper===
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|drop = 12 m/s²
  
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{{Infobox/weapon
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|reload = 1.233s (Pre-Reload Delay)<br>1.767s (Clip)<br>0.4s (Bridge Delay)<br>0.5s (Single Bullet)<br>0.875s (Post-Reload Delay)<br>5.643s (Full Reload)
  
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BFH Pipsqueak's Popper.png|Standard
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BFH Pipsqueak's Dapper Popper.png|Dapper
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|name = Pipsqueak's Popper
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|faction = [[File:Royal Army Flag.png|20px]] [[Royal Army]]<br />[[File:National Army Flag.png|20px]] [[National Army]] <small>(Stolen)</small>
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|kit = [[Commando]]
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|level = Level 10
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|damage = *Close Range 5-7 (0-20 meters)
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*Medium Range 33-39 (20-30 meters)
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*Long Range 38-40 (30+ meters)
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|cost = See cost table
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|magazine = 5 rounds
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|reload = 4 seconds
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|rof = 90 rpm
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|range = Long
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|velocity = 1200 m/s
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|recoil = {{Recoil|3.5-4.0|0|3.0}}
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|mult = Critical - +18 damage (6 % chance OR [[headshot]])
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|fire = Semi-Automatic}}
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{{Quote|This rifle has a lot of recoil but rewards those who go for the head.|In-Game Description}}
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The '''Pipsqueak's Popper''' is a weapon featured in ''[[Battlefield Heroes]]''. It is available to the [[Commando]] class of the [[Royal Army]]. It is the counterpart of the [[National Army]] [[Gewehr 43#Battlefield Heroes|Stefan's Sharpshooter]]. A [[Stolen and Pilfered weapons|stolen]] variant of the Pipsqueak's Popper is also available to the National Army. A [[Super and Uber weapons|super]] variant of the Pipsqueak's Popper is also available.
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BFH Pipsqueak's Popper Icon.png|The icon for the Pipsqueak's Popper.
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====Pipsqueak's Dapper Popper====
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{{Quote|Same as the original Pipsqueak's Popper with a fresh new look!|In-Game Description}}
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The '''Pipsqueak's Dapper Popper''' is a [[Dapper and Stylish weapons|dapper]] weapon variant featured in ''[[Battlefield Heroes]]''. It is available to the [[Commando]] class of the [[Royal Army]]. It is the counterpart of the [[National Army]] [[Gewehr 43#Battlefield Heroes|Stefan's Stylish Sharpshooter]]. A [[Stolen and Pilfered weapons|stolen]] variant of the Pipsqueak's Dapper Popper is also available to the National Army.
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BFH Pipsqueak's Dapper Popper Render.png|The render of the Pipsqueak's Dapper Popper.
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</gallery>
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===Cost===
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{|class="wikitable"
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! Weapon
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! 1 day
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! 3 days
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! 7 days
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! 14 days
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! 30 days
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! Forever
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| Roderick Rifle
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| {{vp|150}}
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| {{vp|450}}
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| {{vp|35}}
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| -
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| {{vp|105}}
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| {{p4fh|869}}<br />{{bfunds|145}} <small>(Former)</small>
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|-
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| Stolen Roderick Rifle
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| {{p4fh|699}}
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| -
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| -
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| {{p4fh|569}}
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| {{p4fh|1,139}}
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|-
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| Oscar's Farshot
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| colspan="6" style="text-align:center"| Unlocked by default
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| Stolen Oscar's Farshot
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| {{p4fh|699}}
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| -
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| -
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| -
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| {{p4fh|569}}
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| {{p4fh|1,139}}
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|-
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| Pipsqueak's Popper
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| {{vp|150}}
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| {{vp|450}}
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| {{vp|35}}
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| -
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| {{vp|105}}
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| {{p4fh|869}}<br />{{bfunds|145}} <small>(Former)</small>
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|-
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| Stolen Pipsqueak's Popper
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| {{p4fh|699}}
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| -
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| -
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| -
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| {{p4fh|569}}
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| {{p4fh|1,139}}
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|-
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| Pipsqueak's Dapper Popper
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| {{p4fh|799}}
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| -
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| -
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| -
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| {{p4fh|1,139}}
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| {{p4fh|2,279}}<br />{{vp|3,000}}
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|-
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| Stolen Pipsqueak's Dapper Popper
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| {{p4fh|799}}
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| -
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| -
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| -
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| {{p4fh|1,259}}
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| {{p4fh|2,519}}
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===Gallery===
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<gallery>
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BFH Royal Sniper Rifle Render.png|The render of the Royal sniper rifles.
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</gallery>
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==Battlefield V==
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|name = Lee-Enfield No.4 Mk I
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|image = [[File:BFV Lee-Enfield Weapon.png|270px]]
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|faction = [[File:Flag of the United Kingdom.svg|20px]] [[British Army#Battlefield V|United Kingdom]] <small>(SP)</small><br />[[File:FLAG OF FREE FRANCE.png|20px]] [[Free French Forces#Battlefield V|Free French Forces]] <small>(SP)</small><br />[[File:U.S. flag, 48 stars.svg|20px]] [[United States Army#Battlefield V|United States Army]] <small>(SP)</small>
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|kit = [[File:Battlefield V Recon Class Icon.png|30px]] [[Recon#Battlefield V|Recon]]
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|slot = Primary
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|level = Default
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|unlocks = <center><u>'''Rank 1'''</u><br /><small>[[Specializations (Battlefield V)|Quick Aim]] · [[Specializations (Battlefield V)|Quick Reload]]</small><br /><u>'''Rank 2'''</u><br /><small>[[Specializations (Battlefield V)|Custom Stock]] · [[Specializations (Battlefield V)|Slings and Swivels]]</small><br /><u>'''Rank 3'''</u><br /><small>[[Specializations (Battlefield V)|Lightened Stock]] · [[Specializations (Battlefield V)|Machined Bolt]]</small><br /><u>'''Rank 4'''</u><br /><small>[[Specializations (Battlefield V)|Bayonet]] · [[Specializations (Battlefield V)|Variable Zeroing]]</small><br /></center>
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|fire = Bolt-Action
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|rof = 72 RPM<br />84 RPM <small>(Machined Bolt)</small>
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|ammotype = .303
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|magazine = 10 rounds <small>(5 round clip)</small>
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|startammo = 30+10 rounds
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|maxammo = 40+10 rounds
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|reload = 1.233s (Pre-Reload Delay)<br>1.767s (Clip)<br>0.4s (Bridge Delay)<br>0.5s (Single Bullet)<br>0.875s (Post-Reload Delay)<br>5.643s (Full Reload)
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|vel = 600 m/s
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|drop = 12 m/s²
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|damage = 65 - 50
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*65 <small>(0-20m)</small>
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*65 - 60 <small>(20-60m)</small>
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*60 <small>(>60m)</small>
 
}}
  
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{{Quote|The Lee Enfield rifle has a long history which goes back to before World War I. The no. 4 model had a brutal bayonet called the "pigsticker" by the British troops.|In-game description}}
  
{{Quote|The Lee Enfield rifle has a long history which goes back to before World War I. The no. 4 model had a brutal bayonet called the "pigsticker" by the British troops.|In-game description}}
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The Lee-Enfield No.4 Mk I is the starting weapon of the [[Recon#Battlefield V|Recon]] class, and is unlocked by default. Of all the bolt-action rifles in game, the weapon has the largest magazine capacity and highest fire rate, at the cost of categorically lowest muzzle velocity of 500 m/s. These characteristics make the weapon more suited for medium range engagements than its counterparts, with the rapid cycling and generous capacity being more forgiving in the event of missed shots. Per-shot damage is low but consistent, with only a difference of 5 damage between its maximum and minimum per-shot effect.
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The Lee-Enfield No.4 Mk I is the starting weapon of the [[Recon#Battlefield V|Recon]] class, and is unlocked by default. Of all the bolt-action rifles in game, the weapon has the largest magazine capacity and highest fire rate, at the cost of categorically lowest muzzle velocity of 500 m/s. These characteristics make the weapon more suited for medium range engagements than its counterparts, with the rapid cycling and generous capacity being more forgiving in the event of missed shots. Per-shot damage is low but consistent, with only a difference of 5 damage between its maximum and minimum per-shot effect.
   
 
In terms of [[Specializations#Battlefield V|Specializations]] the weapon comes with [[QUICK AIM#Battlefield V|Quick Aim]], [[IMPROVED ACCURACY|Custom Stock]], [[FASTER MOVEMENT WHILE AIMING|Lightened Stock]] and [[VARIABLE ZEROING|Variable Zeroing]] specializations at the start. The alternative choices consist of [[QUICK RELOAD|Quick Reload]], [[FAST SWAP|Slings and Swivels]], [[HIGHER FIRE RATE|Machined Bolt]] and [[Bayonet#Battlefield V|Bayonet]].
  
In terms of [[Specializations#Battlefield V|Specializations]] the weapon comes with [[QUICK AIM#Battlefield V|Quick Aim]], [[IMPROVED ACCURACY|Custom Stock]], [[FASTER MOVEMENT WHILE AIMING|Lightened Stock]] and [[VARIABLE ZEROING|Variable Zeroing]] specializations at the start. The alternative choices consist of [[QUICK RELOAD|Quick Reload]], [[FAST SWAP|Slings and Swivels]], [[HIGHER FIRE RATE|Machined Bolt]] and [[Bayonet#Battlefield V|Bayonet]].
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===Gallery===
  
===Gallery===
 
<gallery>
  
<gallery>
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BFV.No. 4 Idle.jpg|Idle
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BF5 Lee-Enfield No.4 Mk I Beta 01.png|First person
  
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BFV.No. 4 ADS.jpg|ADS
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BF5 Lee-Enfield No.4 Mk I Beta 02.png|Iron sights
  
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BFV.No. 4 Reload 1.jpg|Reloading Individual rounds
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BF5 Lee-Enfield No.4 Mk I Beta 03.png|Cycling the action
  
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BFV.No. 4 Reload 2.jpg|Stripper clip reload
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BF5 Lee-Enfield No.4 Mk I Beta 04.png|Reloading single rounds
  
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no4mk1menu.jpg|Customisation menu
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BF5 Lee-Enfield No.4 Mk I Beta 06.png|Reloading using clip
  
 
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==Trivia==
  
==Trivia==
 
===Battlefield V===
  
===Battlefield V===
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[[File:BF5_Lee-Enfield_No.4_MkI_Campaign.png|thumb|right|200px]]
 
*The player character uses the weapon with the middle finger speed-firing technique - commonly called "{{w|Mad minute}}" due to its association with the drill - where the user operates the bolt with their thumb and index finger and pulls the trigger with their middle finger. In gameplay, this technique is reflected in the No.4's faster rate of fire than other bolt-action rifles.
  
*The player character uses the weapon with the middle finger speed-firing technique - commonly called "{{w|Mad minute}}" due to its association with the drill - where the user operates the bolt with their thumb and index finger and pulls the trigger with their middle finger. In gameplay, this technique is reflected in the No.4's faster rate of fire than other bolt-action rifles.
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*Lee-Enfield No.4 MkIs picked up from fallen allies during [[My Country Calling]] lack iron sights.
   
 
==References==
  
==References==
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{{Reflist}}[[es:No 4]]
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[[Category:Standard Issue Rifles of Battlefield 1942]]
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[[Category:Sniper Rifles of Battlefield 1942]]
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[[Category:Weapons of Battlefield 1942]]
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[[Category:Sniper Rifles of Battlefield Vietnam]]
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[[Category:Weapons of Battlefield Vietnam]]
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[[Category:Bolt-Action Rifles of Battlefield V]]
 
[[Category:Bolt-Action Rifles]]
  
[[Category:Bolt-Action Rifles]]
 
[[Category:Sniper Rifles]]
  
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[[Category:Sniper Rifles of Battlefield Heroes]]

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The Lee-Enfield No. 4 Mk I Rifle Short is a variant of the British Lee-Enfield rifles. The first Lee-Enfield models were designed in 1895, the most famous SMLE MKIII was introduced in 1907, but the No. 4 variant was designed in 1939 to answer to the need of easily manufactured rifles of the carbine. They were adopted to the British, Canadian, Australian (and other Commonwealth countries) Armed Forces in 1941, where it saw mass-production. Many wartime No. 4 rifles were manufactured in Canada due to a shortage of supplies in Great Britain, and due to the damage caused to British manufacturing by the German Luftwaffe during the Blitz.

Battlefield 1942

The No 4 is a weapon featured in Battlefield 1942. It is the standard issue rifle of the Allies Engineer kit, with the exceptions of the United States Marine Corps who are issued the M1 Garand and the British Commandos who are issued the Shotgun. It has high damage, but can only guarantee a one-shot kill against a target with over 20hp (eight pips of health in the HUD) if it is a headshot - otherwise the No 4 kills in two body shots or three leg shots. The weapon is not affected by damage drop-off at range and has high accuracy, factors which bolster capabilities at distance. Recoil is significant, but is a non-issue due to the weapon's low rate of fire. The bolt must be cocked after each shot which takes around three seconds, potentially disrupting aim. This inability to quickly land follow-up shots, combined with its body-shot damage profile, means the No 4 is a particularly poor choice for close range combat. Additionally, the No 4 has a switch delay of 0.25 seconds.

The No4Sniper is a variant of the No 4, issued to the Sniper kit of the Allies. It features a usable 6X zoom scope. It has similar properties as the No 4, but with a slightly lower rate of fire and spread penalties when moving, double the bullet velocity and a larger amount of zoom. When firing scoped in, the player must unscope to work the bolt.

Its Axis equivalent is the K98K and K98KSniper. Both weapons are identical in stats.

In Battlefield 1942: The Road to Rome, a bayonet is mounted on the non-scoped No 4, replacing the combat knife.


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Weapons of Battlefield 1942
All Kits
Scout Kit
Assault Kit
Anti-Tank Kit
Medic Kit
Engineer Kit
Standard Issue Rifles - M1 Garand · No 4 · K98K· Type 5
Shotguns - Shotgun
Equipment - Wrench · ExpPack · Landmine · Bayonet (RtR) · Rifle Grenade (SWoWWII)
Jetpack Kit (SWoWWII)

Battlefield Vietnam

The No 4 Sniper is a weapon introduced in the official WWII mod for Battlefield Vietnam as the standard sniper rifle of the USMC for the Scout kit. It can kill with a single round to the head or two to the torso. It reloads one round at a time instead of inserting a clip of five rounds like in the previous game, which means it can be reloaded without the loss of any ammunition at the cost of a long reload.

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Weapons of Battlefield Vietnam's WWII mod
All Kits
Pistols - Colt · Walther P38
Equipment - Knife
Assault Kit
Engineer Kit
Battle Rifles - M1 Garand · Type 5
Submachine guns - MP 40 · Thompson
Equipment - Exp. Pack · Mine · Wrench · Grenade · Medkit
Heavy Assault Kit
Launchers - Bazooka · Panzerschreck
Battle Rifles - M1 Garand · Type 5
Equipment - Grenade · Mortar
Scout Kit
Flamethrower Kit
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Battle Rifles - No 4 · K 98

Battlefield Heroes

For the uber variants of these guns, see Pattern 1914 Enfield#Battlefield Heroes.

In Battlefield Heroes, there are three sniper rifles that are based on the Lee-Enfield No.1 Mk III*, being specific variants of the Roderick Rifle, the Oscar's Farshot and the Pipsqueak's Popper.

Roderick Rifle

"This lightning fast sniper rifle rewards a quick trigger finger more than an accurate eye."

— In-Game Description

The Roderick Rifle is a weapon featured in Battlefield Heroes. It is available to the Commando class of the Royal Army. It is the counterpart of the National Army The Groundbreaker. A stolen variant of the Roderick Rifle is also available to the National Army. A super variant of the Roderick Rifle is also available.


Oscar's Farshot

"Sniper rifles are best when striking from a distance."

— In-Game Description

The Oscar's Farshot is a weapon featured in Battlefield Heroes. It is available to the Commando class of the Royal Army by default. It is the counterpart of the National Army The Gourmet. A stolen variant of the Oscar's Farshot is also available to the National Army. A super variant of the Oscar's Farshot is also available.


Pipsqueak's Popper

"This rifle has a lot of recoil but rewards those who go for the head."

— In-Game Description

The Pipsqueak's Popper is a weapon featured in Battlefield Heroes. It is available to the Commando class of the Royal Army. It is the counterpart of the National Army Stefan's Sharpshooter. A stolen variant of the Pipsqueak's Popper is also available to the National Army. A super variant of the Pipsqueak's Popper is also available.

Pipsqueak's Dapper Popper

"Same as the original Pipsqueak's Popper with a fresh new look!"

— In-Game Description

The Pipsqueak's Dapper Popper is a dapper weapon variant featured in Battlefield Heroes. It is available to the Commando class of the Royal Army. It is the counterpart of the National Army Stefan's Stylish Sharpshooter. A stolen variant of the Pipsqueak's Dapper Popper is also available to the National Army.


Cost

Weapon 1 day 3 days 7 days 14 days 30 days Forever
Roderick Rifle 150Valor Point BFH 450Valor Point BFH 35Valor Point BFH - 105Valor Point BFH 869P4F Funds BFH
145Battlefunds (Former)
Stolen Roderick Rifle 699P4F Funds BFH - - - 569P4F Funds BFH 1,139P4F Funds BFH
Oscar's Farshot Unlocked by default
Stolen Oscar's Farshot 699P4F Funds BFH - - - 569P4F Funds BFH 1,139P4F Funds BFH
Pipsqueak's Popper 150Valor Point BFH 450Valor Point BFH 35Valor Point BFH - 105Valor Point BFH 869P4F Funds BFH
145Battlefunds (Former)
Stolen Pipsqueak's Popper 699P4F Funds BFH - - - 569P4F Funds BFH 1,139P4F Funds BFH
Pipsqueak's Dapper Popper 799P4F Funds BFH - - - 1,139P4F Funds BFH 2,279P4F Funds BFH
3,000Valor Point BFH
Stolen Pipsqueak's Dapper Popper 799P4F Funds BFH - - - 1,259P4F Funds BFH 2,519P4F Funds BFH

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Weapons of Battlefield Heroes
Submachine Guns
AK-74 (Specialist's Tier 1 • Scoped SOF • AK74-30 Battle Rifle) • M16 (Tier 1 Elite • Scoped SOF • M16-203 Battle Rifle) • MP40 (Rudolf's Rescue • The Kommandant • The Wacky Machine Gun • Destroyer Drone's Kommandant) • Thompson (Tommy's Typewriter • Charlie's Chopper • Greg's Greasy Gun • Brass-Bender's Chopper) • Warfighter • Nailer/Leadstorm • Surreal Super Rifle/Unrealistic Uber Rifle • Space-night Special/Plasma Forty-Five • Carlson's Crossbow/Albert's Arbalest • Side Feeder/Lucky Sprayer • Flannagan's Flame/Tobias' Toaster
Machine Guns
Lewis Gun (The Cheeser • Maxwell's Machinegun • Bernie's Bone Chewer) • lMG 08 (The Backscratcher • Rudi's Ridiculous • Wolfgang's Wonderful) • M249 SAW (Tier 1 Elite M249 • Scoped Arctic M249) • MG 131 (The Uber Backscratcher • Rudi's Uber Ridiculous • Wolfgang's Uber Wonderful) • PKM (Specialist's Tier 1 PKM • Scoped Arctic PKM) • Repeating Crossbow (Royal Repeater • National No-End Crossbow) • Vickers (The Super Cheeser • Maxwell's Super Machinegun • Bernie's Super Bone Chewer) • Max's Magnified MG/Dylan's Destructive Duplex • The Swarmer/The Rapid • Brass-Bender's Battle Arm/Destroyer Drones Demolisher • Homer's Homing Gun/Beck's Bloodhound Gun • Omega Beamer/Eraser Ray • The Anchor Drop/The Landmaker • Underworld Relic/Cryptic Hex • Colin's Cooler/Bruno's Blizzard
Shotguns
Model 1912 (Hubble's Double Trouble/Steiner's Shotgun • Stewart's Shotty/Uwe's Overpowered • Slugger/Friedrich's Fly Swatter) • Double-Barrel Shotgun (Super Slugger/Uwe's Uber Overpowered • Hubble's Super Double Trouble/Steiner's Uber Shotgun • Stewart's Super Shotty/Friedrich's Uber Fly Swatter • McGee's Matador/Bill's Buckshot) • 590 Assault Shotgun • 870 MCS Shotgun • Brute Puncher/Titan's Thunder • Steve's Sonic Boom/Sergei's Subwoofer • Steven's Sporting Shotgun/Franz's Fielding Firearm • Demonic Charge/Impure Energy
Sniper Rifles
Gewehr 43 (The Groundbreaker • The Gourmet • Stefan's Sharpshooter) • Lee-Enfield No.1 Mk III* (Roderick's Rifle • Oscar's Farshot • Pipsqueak's Popper) • M21 (Tier 1 Elite • Winter Camo) • SV-98 (Specialist's Tier 1 • Winter Camo) • Pattern 1914 Enfield (Roderick Super Rifle • Oscar's Super Farshot • Pipsqueak's Super Popper) • The Uber Groundbreaker • The Uber Gourmet • Stefan's Uber Sharpshooter • (Tier 1 Elite) • M95 • SVD • Subcanon Rifle/Dark Manta • Mk1 Bad Boy/Panzerhunter 39 • North Marksman's Repeater/South Sharpshooter's Repeater • Albert's Accelerator/Moritz's Magnetic Hurler • Hyper Drive Rifle/Elektro Slinger • Blanco's Bullseye/Alberto's Asesino • Steven's Sporty Sniper/Victor's Victorious Viewpoint • Whisperer VK-22/Agent's Infiltrator • Arcus Root/Bending Bone • The Frostbite/The Shivering
Sidearms
M1911 (Carl's Cold Comfort • Garreth Custom • Harry's Hand Cannon) • P08 (Ludwig's Loaded • Florenz' Flurry • Gerhart's Greatest) • C96 (Ludwig's Uber Loaded • Florenz' Uber Flurry • Gerhart's Uber Greatest) • Flintlock Pistol (Jack's Cloudmaker • Hector's Hatred) • Micro SMG • TEC-9 • Barrie's Barrel-o-Mania/Coen's Combined Crusher • Rufin's Ruffian/Goddard's Goon • Hermoso's Hexshot/Navaja's Number 6 • Carlon's Competitive Capper/Werner's Winning Weapon • Sam's Silenced Sidearm/Jimmy's Suppressed G73
Rocket Launchers
PIAT (Tank Buster • Dragon's Fire • Jack-o'-buster • Frosty The Snowgun) • PzF 44 (Faust's Panzerfist • Drake's Fire • Doom Skull • The Claus Launcher) • Cannon (Super Tank Buster • Faust's Uber Panzerfist) • Sam's SAM/Albert's Anti-Air Arrow • Ben's Bunker Blaster/Trench Wrecker • Lil' Boomer/Micro Blaster
Grenade Launchers
M32 MGL/MGL 140 • M79 (Ray's Rainmaker/Tom's Tear Trigger • Darcy's Demotivator/Dalton's Dangerzone) • The Cloak Thrower/The Shrouding • Warfighter • Grenade Launcher • M203 • GP-30
Grenades
Frag Grenade (Bill's Bomb/Steel Hand Grenade) • Benny's Beehive/Schroedinger's Nightmare
Melee
Knife (Royal Knife/Konrad's Knife • Royal's Dapper Knife/Konrad's Stylish Knife • Royal's Super Knife/Konrad's Uber Knife • Knuckleduster Dagger/Dirk's Digger) • Machete (Maimer's Machete/Madman's Machete) • Ōdachi (Sensei's Striking Edge/Satoru's Cold Steel) • Longsword (Ice/Lion's Tooth) • Space Glove (Stellar Strike/Orbital Punch)
Other
Sticky TNT • Blowtorch (Bernhardt's Blowlamp/Faust's Panzercutter) • Syringe (Dr.Ned's Needle/Dr.Siegfried's Syringe)

Battlefield V

"The Lee Enfield rifle has a long history which goes back to before World War I. The no. 4 model had a brutal bayonet called the "pigsticker" by the British troops."

— In-game description

The Lee-Enfield No.4 Mk I is a weapon featured in Battlefield V. It first appeared in the Battlefield 5 Official Reveal Trailer.

Singleplayer

In the singleplayer war story Tirailleur, the Lee-Enfield No.4 Mk I is the standard rifle of the Senegalese colonial troops of the Free French Forces, used by non-player characters in gameplay. In cutscenes the Lee-Enfield is replaced by either Kar98ks or Ross MkIIIs. It is also used by US Army Recons during the The Last Tiger.

Multiplayer

The Lee-Enfield No.4 Mk I is the starting weapon of the Recon class, and is unlocked by default. Of all the bolt-action rifles in game, the weapon has the largest magazine capacity and highest fire rate, at the cost of categorically lowest muzzle velocity of 500 m/s. These characteristics make the weapon more suited for medium range engagements than its counterparts, with the rapid cycling and generous capacity being more forgiving in the event of missed shots. Per-shot damage is low but consistent, with only a difference of 5 damage between its maximum and minimum per-shot effect.

In terms of Specializations the weapon comes with Quick Aim, Custom Stock, Lightened Stock and Variable Zeroing specializations at the start. The alternative choices consist of Quick Reload, Slings and Swivels, Machined Bolt and Bayonet.

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Weapons of Battlefield V
Assault
Medic
SMGs - STEN · Suomi KP/-31 · MP40 · MP28 · EMP · MP34 · M1928A1 · ZK-383 (LS) · MAB 38 (TBF) · Type 100 (WITP) · Type 2A (WITP) · M3 Grease Gun (WITP) · Welgun (SU)
Bolt Action Carbines - Commando Carbine (TBF) · M28 con Tromboncino (TBF) · Jungle Carbine (WITP)
Support
LMGs - KE7 · Bren Gun · Lewis Gun · FG-42 · LS/26 (TBF) · Madsen MG (BFEST) · BAR M1918A2 (WITP) · Type 97 MG (WITP) · Type 11 LMG (ITJ) · Chauchat (SU)

MMGs - MG 34 · MG 42 · VGO (OT) · M1922 MG (LS) · S2-200 (DTO) · M1919A6 (WITP)

Shotguns - 12g Automatic · M30 Drilling · M1897 (OT) · Model 37 (ITJ) · Sjögren Shotgun (SU)
Recon
Bolt Action Rifles - Lee-Enfield No.4 Mk I · Gewehr M95/30 · Krag-Jørgensen · Kar98k · Ross Rifle Mk III (LS) · Type 99 Arisaka (WITP) · K31/43 (SU)

Self-Loading Rifles - Model 8 · ZH-29 · RSC · Selbstlader 1906 (OT)

Semi-Auto Rifle - M3 Infrared (SU)

Pistol Carbines - P08 Carbine (TBF) · Trench Carbine (BFEST)

Anti-Materiel Rifles - Boys AT Rifle (TBF) · Panzerbüchse 39 (DTO)
Sidearms
Others


Trivia

Battlefield V

BF5 Lee-Enfield No
  • The player character uses the weapon with the middle finger speed-firing technique - commonly called "Mad minute" due to its association with the drill - where the user operates the bolt with their thumb and index finger and pulls the trigger with their middle finger. In gameplay, this technique is reflected in the No.4's faster rate of fire than other bolt-action rifles.
  • Lee-Enfield No.4 MkIs picked up from fallen allies during My Country Calling lack iron sights.

References

  1. ↑ Hey, A Message Board - Older Battlefield Games - retrieved October 25, 2010
  2. ↑ Giant Grid O' Death - retrieved October 25, 2010
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