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	The DeLisle carbine
		The carbine design was conceived at Dagenham (the Essex home of the Ford Motor Company) by William G. de Lisle and Sir Malcolm Campbell (famous World Land and Water Speed record contender and holder, and father of Sir Donald Campbell) specifically for covert operations, such as those organised by the British Special Operations Executive (SOE).
		Being largely deLisle's project, the carbine was prototyped by his team at Dagenham and subsequently manufactured, by Sterling Armament, in numbers probably rather less than the originally contracted figure of five hundred; it has been suggested that as few as 120 were forthcoming.
		The manner in which, on many of the carbines, the bolt was shortened and the breech-end of the barrel brought rearwards into the original.303 receiver of the S.M.L.E. No.1 being converted, is reminiscent of the configuration of the post-war training and target Enfield Rifle No.8.
	www.rifleman.org.uk /The_DeLisle_carbine.htm (1033 words)

	The Dispatch - Serving the Lexington, NC - News (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The carbine was originally a lighter, shorter rifled weapon developed for the cavalry, for whom a full-length musket or rifle was too heavy and awkward to fire from horseback.
		Shorter rifles, shorter carbines: World War I and World War II In the decades preceding World War I, the standard battle rifle used by armies around the world had been growing shorter, either by redesign or by the general issue of carbine versions instead of full-length rifles.
		The primary advantages of a pistol caliber carbine are increased accuracy due to the buttstock or shoulder rest, higher muzzle velocity and energy of a longer barrel for increased wounding potential and penetration, and the ability to add accessories such as night scopes, tactical lights, and/or laser sights.
	www.the-dispatch.com /apps/pbcs.dll/section?category=NEWS&template=wiki&text=carbine (3019 words)

	tScholars.com \| De Lisle carbine (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The De Lisle carbine or De Lisle Commando carbine was a specialist British rifle used during World War II.
		It was based on a Short Magazine Lee-Enfield Mk III* converted to.45 ACP (a pistol cartridge), using magazines from the M1911 pistol.
		The De Lisle carbine was used by British commandos and special forces, and was accurate to 250 metres.
	www.tscholars.com /encyclopedia/DeLisle_carbine (359 words)

	MILITARY SILENCERS / SOUND SUPPRESSORS
		For suppressed weapons with a longer range, the DeLisle Carbine in.45 ACP, or the Sten Mark IIS and VIS submachine gun were used.
		The DeLisle carbine was manufactured using an Enfield bolt action receiver fitted with a modified Thompson submachine gun barrel and a magazine well that would accept modified M-1911.45 magazines with a capacity of seven rounds.
		There are also some references to a suppressed M-3 Submachine Gun (grease gun) in.45 ACP being fielded, as well as references to a suppressed M-1 Carbine being tested in WW II.
	www.olive-drab.com /od_other_firearms_suppressors.php (974 words)

	DeLisle carbine quick books DeLisle carbine
		The De Lisle carbine was a British rifle used during World War II.
		The primary feature of the De Lisle was its very effective suppressor which made it very quiet in action – indeed working the bolt to chamber the next round makes a louder noise than firing a round.
		The De Lisle carbine was used by British commandos and special forces, and was accurate to 250 metres.
	www.find-ask.com /D/Encyclopedia/DeLisle_carbine/DeLisle_carbine.html (336 words)

	De Lisle carbine (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The De Lisle carbine was a British sniper rifle used during World War II.
		It has a very effective silencer and was designed to be very quiet in action - indeed working the bolt to chamber the next round makes more noise than firing a round.
		After the war, most of these weapons were destroyed for fear that they would fall into the wrong hands.
	www.xasa.com /wiki/en/wikipedia/d/de/de_lisle_carbine.html (106 words)

	M 4 carbine
		Caliber m 4 carbine submachine m 4 carbine guns, used by the communists in the sks adjusting sks sights.
		The carbine continued to be displayed and then migrated to being a machinist.
		The carbine continued to be displayed and cdroms produced by different government contractors.
	carbine.aaexelor.com /m-4-carbine.html (546 words)

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		Carbine, Magazine, Lee Enfield Mark I. Adopted in 1896, it was the same as the Lee Metford carbine except for the deeper rifling.
		Same as the Mark I carbine but without the cleaning rod or the sling bar on the left side of the buttstock.
		The carbine nose cap was removed and the stock cut back and slimmed down to take an upper band with bayonet stud to fit the Pattern 88 knife bayonet.
	www.public.asu.edu /~roblewis/SMLE/IIID2a11a3.html (2812 words)

	Gunboards - Pics of Delisle Carbine Needed (Site not responding. Last check: )
		I have read an article (not to hand, but I can dig it out in about a month's time if anyone is interested) that stated that some DeLisles were recorded as having fired 5,000 rounds (and possibly 10,000) without having the silencer cleaned.
		Whereupon, Mr DeLisle asked "would you like to see one?" and pulled out one from beneath his bed.
		While Skennerton was re-locating his jaw and trying to regain control of his anal sphincter, Mr DeLisle asked "would you like to see another one?" and produced a second.
	www.gunboards.com /forums/topic.asp?whichpage=-1&TOPIC_ID=177963&REPLY_ID=1021641 (1190 words)

	Delisle Carbine - York Guns [Archive] - AirgunBBS.com (Site not responding. Last check: )
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		Also, my memory was that the suppressor I saw was concentric, which means the repro mightn't have conformed fully to DeLisle's original design.
	www.airgunbbs.com /forums/archive/index.php/t-100995.html (374 words)

	Bastards Inc.: .45 Delisle Commando Carbine
		Developed by the Brits in WW2, the Delisle Commando Carbine weapon was designed to be a sentry killer.
		Essentially a silent rifle, it used the sub-sonic.45 ACP pistol round, and a large suppressor to virtually eliminate the sound of the weapon.
		The remake of the Delisle is known as the 45 Terminator, and rightly so.
	bastardsinc.blogs.com /bastardsinc/2004/06/45_dewlisle_com.html (509 words)

	Shooting with Hobie: Misc Videos - DeLisle Carbine & M2 Carbine
		Pursuit of obsessive reloading, shooting, hunting, and other outdoor sports and related activities with the internationally known Hobie.
		DeLisle Carbine - not a great video but you get an idea of the degree of suppression.
		These guns shoot.45 ACP and are built on No. 1 MKIII or No. 4 actions.
	home.comcast.net /~parslowb/2007/09/misc-videos-delisle-carbine-m2-carbine.html (277 words)

	Gunwriters' Part 1 of Questions and Answers
		Marko was surprised and somewhat sceptical when I told him that it was unnecessary to modify his carbine for shooting of 7.62 x 39 mm Ye and S (Kalashnikov) M-43 cartridges, because that old rimmed 7.62 mm Mosin cartridge can be handloaded to become equally silent.
		DeLisle gun was somewhat overly complicated: Powder gas bleed apertures through the bore walls were unnecessary, because of inherently subsonic muzzle velocity of.45 A.C.P. cartridge).
		Overall length of silent carbine with 500 mm barrel is slightly more than that of Marko's 7.62 x 39 mm "rifle", but not yet excessive, like the length of Mosin -91/30 with S-40 muzzle-can.
	www.guns.connect.fi /gow/QA1.html (11684 words)

	One Sixth Warrior Forum - HK G3 in Oman ? (Site not responding. Last check: )
		As for the delisle there is an American company remaking them in silenced and non silenced versions.
		The major factor influencing the success of the De Lisle is that it was one of the few weapons designed from the outset to be fully silent.
		Talking about the Delisle Commando Carbine, it is considered to be the most silent firearm in history.
	www.onesixthwarriors.com /forum/showthread.php?goto=lastpost&t=36014 (1421 words)

	IW Nation - The Infinity Ward Community Forums > Weapons that need to be added to COD for balance
		The De Lisle carbine was developed for use as a silent weapon for use with clandestine units.
		It uses the stock and action of the Lee Enfield #3 Mk 1 rifle, this is combined it with a.45 caliber barrel and the magazine from the Colt M1911A1.
		The weapon's designation was later changed to Karabiner 43, abbreviated K 43, although the weapon really wasn't a carbine; it was envisioned to replace the Mauser Karabiner 98k as the standard infantry rifle.
	www.iwnation.com /Forums/lofiversion/index.php/t4726.html (2702 words)

	Collecting and Shooting the Military Surplus Rifle - Surplusrifle.com
		Their mission is very specific, they need to hit fast, disappear into the night and leave no residual evidence they were there.
		The De Lisle Commando carbine is basically a SMLE fitted with a M1911 magazine, a spent brass holder that catches the empties as they are extracted and ejected, a 8.27 barrel and a 2 inch thick suppressor/silencer.
		Besides, with a barrel length of only 8.27 inches an original De Lisle wouldn’t be lawful to own.
	www.surplusrifle.com /shooting/delisle/index.asp (1524 words)

	Ideas I have never seen before... 45 ACP Mauser Rifle?! - THR
		I was just looking in the www.gunsnstuff.net catalog, and they have a kit with barrel that converts a Long Action Mauser 98 into a.45 ACP carbine with 16 inch barrel and uses 1911 magazines...
		This model, a replica of some carbine used in WWII with a dummy suppressor, is $1400.
		No, it's a replica of a DeLisle Carbine, a suppressed.45ACP Enfield used by British commandos during WWII.
	www.thehighroad.org /showthread.php?t=84942 (584 words)

	Weapons.
		DeLisle: an integrally suppressed.45ACP carbine on an Enfield action.
		Can't always -- or even usually -- count on the cavalry for salvation.
		Carcano M91 cavalry carbine, missing its folding bayonet.
	www.olegvolk.net /gallery/technology/arms/?g2_page=7 (223 words)

	Re: DeLisle Carbine, How does it sound?
		In Response To: DeLisle Carbine, How does it sound?
		I shot an early one from Valkyrie Arms.
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	www.subguns.com /boards/mgmsgarchive.cgi?noframes;read=404698 (276 words)

	Valkyrie Arms, Ltd. Video Page
		Night firing video of the Valkyrie Arms M1919 Browning semi-auto belt-fed. (2.1MB AVI file)
		Excerpt from documentary on DeLisle Commando Carbine (5.1MB AVI file)
		Please note that these AVI videos may not run on all machines due to the video decompressor used.
	www.valkyriearms.com /videos.htm (98 words)

	AR15.COM :: Forums :: Topic :: Poor man's DeLisle Carbine -updated pics-
		Not sure how much you have in the gun but if it was cheap I'd have been very tempted to turn the barrel down, port it, weld on some washers and build an intergral unit to save some OAL.
		You have to see a DeLisle in person to appreciate how compact it is,.45ACP only needs 8" of barrel to shoot straight.
		Integral suppressors are not made the 'DeLisle' way anymore, just like wipes aren't used in pistols anymore.
	www.ar15.com /lite/topic.html?b=6&f=20&t=220836 (481 words)

	OutdoorsBest Forums: -.45 ACP Mauser and Enfield Conversion Kits!!!-
		You use your autoloaders frame on their 'upper' or CCU (Carbine Conversion Unit) to convert it to a rifle.
		Handled a Delisle carbine at the last gunshow.
		the delisle is a fantastic rifle, and with the intergral suppressor, it is silent, the squirrals will not be too healthy after being hit with that
	outdoorsbest.zeroforum.com /zerothread?&id=313449&postid=3624282 (1004 words)

	SWAT July 2002
		During the war, the M3, M3Al and the Sten SMGs were the principal Allied weapons that were equipped with suppressors.
		Early examples include the World War II era Mk I Hand Firing Device, DeLisle Carbine and the Sleeve Gun, which had silenced mechanisms.
		It is interesting to note that, although we have come a long way in suppressor design, the Mk I Hand Firing Device (.45 ACP) is still the standard by which modern suppressors are compared.
	www.tacticaloperations.com /swatjun2001 (2571 words)

	Day Of Defeat Forums - \|MWIP\|Commando Weapons Pack
		Going down the list, the cloth wrap on the silenced sten looks repetative, the wood on that pistol is very red, and the delisle looks great all around.
		12-14-2003 11:49 AM My reload animation for the Delisle that I made is total crap but there arent any animators that I've been in contact with that have any time to do anything with it.
		I just need the clip to be pulled and inserted back in ala carbine as the delsiel loads via clip.
	www.dayofdefeat.com /forums/printthread.php?threadid=24499 (412 words)

	P & W Models for Commando Enfield - Day Of Defeat Forums
		First off it wasnt a "sawed-off Enfield", it was a DeLisle Silenced Carbine.
		The DeLisle was a silenced.45 cal carbine that had a modified Thompson barrel, an Enfield bolt, and a pistol clip loading mechanism from an M1911 Colt.45.
		The DeLisle was bolt-action, but not very accurate due to the use of pistol ammunition and a silencer (silencers=lower accuracy due to it vibrating and throwing the bullet off track a little).
	www.dayofdefeatmod.com /forums/showthread.php?threadid=35912&goto=nextnewest (305 words)

	Weaponeer Forums
		The carbine was designed with the Lee-Enfield bolt action mated to the barrel of a Thompson submachine gun fitted with a Maxim silencer chambered for the.45 ACP cartridge fed by a Colt M1911A1 magazine.
		The silencer was of such size to muffle most of the subsonic.45 bullet, and the bolt action was much more silent and accurate than the operation of automatic weapons.
		The only sound made by a Delisle carbine was the little "ping" of the firing pin as it struck the bullet primer.
	www.weaponeer.net /forum/forum_posts.asp?TID=3319 (652 words)

	stealth tactics (Site not responding. Last check: )
		I was under the impression that there was a $1000+ transfer tax on restricted weapons.
		The one on top is the "regular" old DeLisle, costs you about $1800 suppressed if you can do the paperwork to own such a weapon in your state, or $1500 with a "dummy" suppressor if you can't.
		The one on the bottom is called the DeLisle 2000.
	p097.ezboard.com /fmscgfrm54.showMessage?topicID=34.topic (1266 words)

	http://www.qando.net/ - Arming the Troops II
		In one official report, 13 to 20 percent of soldiers reported jamming in the M-4 carbine, even though many augmented their cleaning kits with special brushes and picks.
		Big Green—although I think they'll need to change their nickname back to Big Blue by the end of the year, since the green service uniform is going the way of the dodo—isn't interested in moving away from the 5.56mm round.
		OK, that means that we are issuing the troops the.45 cal. and the DeLisle Carbine, also in.45 caliber, PLUS the infantry get a 12.7 X 99mm rifle, because that’s about the only set of weapons that will have that effect.
	www.qando.net /details.aspx?entry=5262 (6659 words)

	Sixth Army Group :: View topic - SAS Commando
		That Delisle carbine is a work of art!
		I'vre read that the Delisle was used more often than the silenced Sten (Mk IIS) for "quiet work", because, well, it was a much better weapon.
		FYI, a resin Delisle carbine is made by Cotswold Collectibles, at elitebrigade.com.
	www.sixtharmygroup.com /portal/viewtopic.php?p=17284 (633 words)

	WWII OSS EQUIPMENT
		Some of these were procured by the UK in 1940 in case of an invasion, in which case they would have been used by "stay-behind parties" to hinder the German advance.
		5) Delisle Carbine, as mentioned above, "based on the Lee-Enfield Mark III".
		There are a few crossbow type and spring operated weapons as well, which would also qualify as silent weapons.
	www.secretsofjapan.com /WOD/wodequip1.html (513 words)

	Military Gun Books, Gunbooksales.com, Mail Order Catalog of Gun Books
		This book chronicles all the new third- and fourth-generation rifle and carbine models which have been introduced by Colt and Diemaco since The Black Rifle was originally published.
		The Mkll Patchett Machine Carbine was adopted as the L2A1 in 1953, and the "first Sterling", the MkIII, as the L2A2 in 1955.
		Covers all prototypes and military Marks: the silenced Sterling-Patchett Mk5, the Canadian C1 and the Indian 1A Machine Carbines, plus all commercial Sterling carbines and pistols.
	www.gunbooksales.com /mil_new1.htm (1489 words)

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