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A No.5 Lee Enfield Converted to 9mm by the one and only Wizard @Wingman
Love this little thing , perfect for possums in the orchard and goats in the scrub with 147gr XTP Subs.
Feeds well from a 9mm 1911 Mag, and having a little red dot Optic is a huge plus (I previously had one of the Wizard's DeLisles but was too scared to take it in the bush , so this was prepared in Lieu)
Cheap Ammo for days also. Attachment 271830Attachment 271831
Always wanted one. Bloody cool guns
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That's a thing of beauty! How long is it overall? Looks super handy
I always thought a modern interpretation of a De Lisle using say howa mini actions in .45acp would be a cool, fully suppressed of course
How accurate is it...im jealous...will anymore be made ? Cheers !
Bang on 31"Quote:
Originally Posted by Muddysteve
You'd have to twist @Wingman 's toesQuote:
Originally Posted by Mangle
Plenty accurate for the range i'm using it at!
Follows link to name mention... backs away and leaves slowlyQuote:
Originally Posted by Masperjay
I feel kinda moist
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Originally Posted by Wingman
Just Plead ignorance , it's easier.
That's gold, crack me up! :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Wingman
Love the rifle and workmanship that's gone into it , BUT words fail me for the piece of green plastic on it .
I did subtly suggest a no4 T cheek rest would look cool
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Mustn't have twisted said toes long enough !Quote:
Originally Posted by Wingman
In my defence I didn't fit the cheek piece.
I am however working on another No5 mk1 in 9mm Luger in more "Delisle format" but all carbon fiber
I've got the No.4T cheek rest here ... But the Bradley Cheek Riser was on hand and expedient at the time.Quote:
Originally Posted by akaroa1
I also got it in a parts bin very cheap so it cost me a grand total of approx $5
"You can take the boy out of the Army...."Quote:
Originally Posted by Masperjay
