Lee Enfield P17 bolt action 300 Win Mag in very good condition. Will ship in a soft case. An "Enfield P17 in .300 Win Mag" is not a standard factory rifle-it's almost always a custom conversion built on a military action. Here's a clear breakdown of what that means: Base Rifle: Enfield P17 (M1917) The Enfield P17 (also called the M1917 Enfield) was a World War I-era bolt-action rifle originally chambered in .30-06 Springfield. It was produced by U.S. companies like Remington, Winchester, and Eddystone. Known for: Very strong Mauser-style action Long receiver and robust bolt Internal magazine, cock-on-closing design Because of its strength, gunsmiths often used it as a base for custom hunting rifles. Conversion to .300 Win Mag A P17 chambered in .300 Winchester Magnum is a sporterized/custom rifle, not original military issue. Typical modifications: New barrel chambered in .300 Win Mag Bolt face opened/modified for the magnum case head Magazine and feed rails altered for the larger cartridge Often: Military stock replaced with a hunting-style stock Receiver drilled/tapped for a scope "Ears" (rear sight protectors) ground off These conversions were especially common from the 1950s-1990s when surplus rifles were cheap. Cartridge: .300 Winchester Magnum The .300 Win Mag is a powerful long-range cartridge introduced in 1963. Key traits: High velocity (~2900-3200 fps depending on bullet) Flat trajectory (good for long-range shooting) Effective for: Elk, moose, deer, and large game Also used in military sniper rifles for extended range What the Combination Means Putting it together: Enfield P17 .300 Win Mag = Heavy, durable custom hunting rifle Built on a very strong vintage action Capable of long-range, high-power performance Pros: Extremely strong action (handles magnum pressure well) Often very accurate if built properly Affordable compared to modern rifles