[
  {
    "id": "smle_mk3",
    "copy-from": "gun_base_rifle_manual",
    "looks_like": "modular_ar15",
    "type": "ITEM",
    "subtypes": [ "GUN" ],
    "name": { "str": "Enfield battle rifle" },
    "description": "An iconic weapon of both the First and Second World Wars, this bolt-action rifle has seen deployment in the hands of Commonwealth troops across Europe and beyond.  Firing the .303-caliber cartridge and making use of 10-round Enfield magazines, the firearm's reputation precedes it.",
    "variant_type": "gun",
    "variants": [
      {
        "id": "smle_mk3",
        "name": { "str": "SMLE No. 1 Mk III rifle" },
        "description": "An English darling and icon of the First World War, the Short Magazine Lee-Enfield Mk III was the standard issue battle rifle of the British commonwealth from 1907.  Chambered for .303 ammunition, the rifle makes use of ten-round detachable magazines.  With its full-length wooden handguard, brass buttplate, and smooth action, the Lee-Enfield cuts a recognizable profile in either the trenches of the Great War or the zombie-strewn wastelands."
      }
    ],
    "weight": "3960 g",
    "volume": "3000 ml",
    "longest_side": "1132 mm",
    "barrel_length": "640 mm",
    "price": "573 USD 75 cent",
    "price_postapoc": "30 USD",
    "material": [ "steel", "wood" ],
    "ammo": [ "303" ],
    "dispersion": 170,
    "valid_mod_locations": [
      [ "barrel", 1 ],
      [ "bayonet lug", 1 ],
      [ "mechanism", 2 ],
      [ "rail mount", 1 ],
      [ "sights mount", 1 ],
      [ "sling", 1 ],
      [ "stock accessory", 1 ],
      [ "stock mount", 1 ],
      [ "underbarrel mount", 1 ]
    ],
    "pocket_data": [ { "pocket_type": "MAGAZINE_WELL", "item_restriction": [ "enfield_303mag" ] } ]
  },
  {
    "id": "number4_mki",
    "copy-from": "smle_mk3",
    "looks_like": "modular_ar15",
    "type": "ITEM",
    "subtypes": [ "GUN" ],
    "name": { "str": "updated Enfield rifle" },
    "description": "An evolution of Britain's First World War battle rifle, this bolt-action firearm uses the same .303-caliber cartridge as its forerunner.  Much beloved across the globe by collectors, rifles like this served as England's infantry rifle well into the 1950s, with a specialized sniper variant remaining in service until the early nineties.",
    "variant_type": "gun",
    "variants": [
      {
        "id": "number4_mki",
        "name": { "str": "Lee-Enfield No. 4 Mk I rifle" },
        "description": "A Second World War progression of the British Commonwealth's Lee-Enfield battle rifle, the No. 4 began its decades-long service life in 1939.  Externally similar to its forefather, the rifle possesses a reinforced receiver, an adjusted nose cap, and a heavier barrel.  Still chambered for the same .303-caliber cartridge, the No. 4 represents one of the most populous firearm imports in U.S. history."
      }
    ],
    "weight": "4110 g",
    "longest_side": "1129 mm",
    "dispersion": 150
  }
]
