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Custom DeLisle: A .45ACP Mini-Mauser in Classic Sporting Lines (Ad-free)
🕑 Added 2024-07-13 12:00:01 +0000 UTCToday we are checking out a bespoke gunsmith's project; a DeLisle-inspired .45ACP Mauser built by Lars Rannstad Slang of Oslo. Using a commercial small-ring Mauser action, he fabricated a new bolt head, trigger guard, follower, and large aluminum mono-core suppressor to built a rifle that functions like a classic SOE DeLisle silenced carbine but with the aesthetics of a classy 1920s sporting rifle. It feeds from 5-round stripper clips, with an internal magazine instead of the original detachable magazine configuration of the DeLisle.
Thanks to Lars for giving me a chance to do some shooting with this awesome unique piece! You can follow all his projects on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/gunsmith_lrs/
Comments
P Adams
Excellent 👌
Grant Janzen
One word - nice!
Tore Martinussen
So, one day you talk about 22 conversion of the 1911, the other about 45 acp carbines from Norway, is the 22lr conversion kit for Kongsberg Colt next?
maxmfs
You beat me to it. My thoughts exactly. The sheer joy of, “that’s really cool” says it all…
Mark H. Smith
The GENUINE joy expressed at 4:30 makes this video and the gun even more appealing. It is a REALLY pretty gun to my eyes. I would love to have something like this. Thanks again for another great video.
Rich Parker
The shit-eating grin you had on your face, while running the first magazine made the video for me.
Forgotten Weapons
It was a gift from a local guy in the force...
Kerwin Kerr
Are they available?
Martin Morehouse
Elegant!
Forgotten Weapons
It's a Norwegian Home Guard cap.
EyeBall
That could be a very popular rifle, although not likely to be mass produced. The high level of workmanship is evident, even on a small video screen. Then topping it off with gorgeous wood.
Kerwin Kerr
Ian, what's the cap you're wearing in this video?
Guido Schriewer
very very cool. I doubt those saw much rapid fire that the ejector would have mattered so much but anyways... I allways thought the deLisle real cool.
Mark Brian
Just about the time we think surely you must be reaching the "bottom of the barrel" for daily content, you come up with something neat like this. Now everybody wants one!!
