James Paris Lee

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James Paris Lee was a Scottish-Canadian firearms designer best known for developing the bolt-action, detachable box magazine system that became the basis of the Lee–Enfield rifle.

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instanceOf firearms designer
person
birthDate 1831-08-09
birthPlace Hawick, Roxburghshire, Scotland NERFINISHED
countryOfCitizenship Canada
Scotland
United States of America
deathDate 1904-02-24
designed Lee rifle action NERFINISHED
detachable box magazine for rifles
emigratedTo Canada NERFINISHED
United States of America
era 19th century
ethnicOrigin Scottish
familyName Lee NERFINISHED
fieldOfWork small arms design
givenName James
hasGender male
influenced Lee–Enfield rifle NERFINISHED
Lee–Metford rifle NERFINISHED
inventionUsedIn British service rifles
Lee–Enfield rifle NERFINISHED
Lee–Metford rifle NERFINISHED
knownFor development of the bolt-action, detachable box magazine system
influence on Lee–Enfield rifle design
languageSpoken English
name James Paris Lee NERFINISHED
nationality Scottish-Canadian
notableWork Lee bolt-action system NERFINISHED
Lee–Enfield rifle magazine system NERFINISHED
Lee–Metford rifle design NERFINISHED
detachable box magazine
occupation firearms designer
inventor
patent patents on bolt-action rifle mechanisms
patents on detachable box magazines
placeOfDeath Short Beach, Connecticut, United States of America NERFINISHED
residence Ontario, Canada NERFINISHED
United States of America
workedOn military rifle development
repeating rifle mechanisms

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Lee–Enfield rifle designedBy James Paris Lee