the first to receive the new rifle and ammunition). The Navy continued to use the M1895 Lee as its primary small arm through at least 1903. From 1910 to 1911, both the M1895 Lee and the M1892/98 "Krag" service rifles were supplanted in Navy and Marine Corps service by the new M1903 Springfield rifle in .30-06 caliber, though the M1895 Lee would remain in service aboard some ships of the fleet into the 1920s, albeit as a secondary (drill practice) arm. See also James Paris Lee – The designer of the M1895 Lee–Enfield – Another rifle designed in part by James Paris Lee List of individual weapons of the U.S. Armed Forces M1903 Springfield – The M1895's replacement Mannlicher M1895 – An Austrian straight-pull bolt-action rifle Ross rifle – An ill-fated Canadian straight-pull bolt-action rifle Schmidt–Rubin – A Swiss straight-pull bolt-action rifle References Further reading External links Winchester Arms Collectors Association page on the Model 1895 Lee https://web.archive.org/web/20121103191821/http://www.history.navy.mil/library/special/contract02.htm " Lee United States Navy Rifle, Model 1895," by Patrick McSherry New York Times article on the replacement of the M1895 Lee Weapons and ammunition introduced in 1895 Straight-pull rifles Rifles of the United States United States Marine Corps equipment