"Der Lisle" .45 ACP Integrally Suppressed Mauser - De Lisle Carbine Inspired

Published on January 20, 2022
Duration: 0:58

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.

Quick Summary

The 'Der Lisle' is a custom integrally suppressed .45 ACP bolt-action rifle inspired by the WWII De Lisle carbine. This build uses a Mauser-style VZ 24 receiver, with an 8.5-inch barrel permanently attached to a custom monocore suppressor via pinning and welding to meet NFA's 16-inch minimum rifle barrel length requirement. It also incorporates a 3D-printed optic mount.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction to the 'Der Lisle'
  2. 00:11Technical Build Details
  3. 00:28Suppressor and Legal Compliance
  4. 00:52Optic Mount and Shooting

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the 'Der Lisle' rifle and how is this custom build inspired by it?

The 'Der Lisle' is a custom integrally suppressed .45 ACP bolt-action rifle inspired by the British De Lisle carbine from WWII. While the original used an Enfield action, this build employs a Mauser-style VZ 24 receiver, adapted for .45 ACP and featuring a custom integral suppressor.

How does this custom build ensure NFA compliance for its suppressor?

Compliance is achieved by permanently attaching the custom monocore suppressor baffle to the barrel. This is typically done via pinning and welding, ensuring the total barrel length exceeds the 16-inch minimum required for rifles under the National Firearms Act (NFA).

What unique components are used in this custom Der Lisle build?

This build features a Mauser-style VZ 24 receiver converted to .45 ACP, a custom-designed monocore integral suppressor, and a 3D-printed optic mount. The combination highlights modern gunsmithing and fabrication techniques.

What are the key technical specifications of this custom Der Lisle rifle?

The rifle uses a Mauser-style VZ 24 action chambered in .45 ACP. It has an 8.5-inch actual barrel length, with a pinned and welded integral suppressor bringing the total length over 16 inches. It also features a 3D-printed optic mount.

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