Videos tagged with Commando Carbine

This review delves into the rare De Lisle Commando Carbine prototype, a suppressed bolt-action rifle developed for specialized WWII commando operations. Jonathan Ferguson of the Royal Armouries details its unique .45 ACP caliber choice for subsonic performance, modified Lee-Enfield action for silence, and integral suppressor design with 13 baffles. The discussion covers its origins, prototype vs. production differences, and limited historical usage in conflicts like the Malayan Emergency.

This guide covers the general maintenance and operational checks for the rare DeLisle Commando Carbine. It details steps for cleaning the suppressor and action, lubricating key components, and performing function checks. The guide emphasizes safety and highlights unique features like the 1911 magazine conversion and bolt handle buffer, drawing on expert knowledge of historical firearms.

This expert-level review from TFB TV delves into the De Lisle Carbine, a remarkably quiet suppressed weapon from WWII. The video provides a detailed technical breakdown of its unique baffle system, Lee-Enfield action integration, and modified 1911 magazine. It highlights the carbine's historical significance, performance data, and the regulatory landscape surrounding modern reproductions.