Videos tagged with De Lisle Carbine

Garand Thumb showcases his extensive firearm collection, detailing historical significance and technical aspects of various iconic weapons. The video highlights the FN FAL, a replica of 'Gordy's Rifle,' the controversial SPAS-12, the unique LR-300, the suppressed De Lisle Carbine, a Seekins Precision SP10, the Colt Monitor, a 10mm MP5, the H&K MK23, and the Winchester 1897 Trench Gun. Garand Thumb's expertise shines through his historical context and practical insights.

This guide details the technique for 'wet' firing the De Lisle Carbine, a reproduction of a WWII-era suppressed rifle. By filling the integral suppressor with water, users can further minimize sound, especially eliminating 'first round pop,' achieving sound levels comparable to a paintball gun. This technique is demonstrated by an expert with high authority in firearms testing.

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 details the process of building a custom integrally suppressed .45 ACP rifle inspired by the WWII De Lisle carbine. It leverages a Mauser-style VZ 24 receiver and involves significant modification, including barrel shortening and the integration of a Form 1 suppressor. The build emphasizes NFA compliance through pinning and welding to achieve legal barrel length, alongside the use of 3D-printed components for custom mounts. This project requires advanced gunsmithing skills and a thorough understanding of firearm regulations.

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.

This entry details the De Lisle Carbine, a suppressed WWII bolt-action rifle. It covers its historical development, unique suppressor design featuring metallic baffles for exceptional quietness (around 85 dB), and its use of a modified Lee Enfield action and 1911 magazines. The carbine's role in special operations and its NFA status in the US are also highlighted.