Thread: Woods 45 ACP Delisle Enfield Sporter

Cool..I want.

Mine are stamped in 1/16" letters, usually on the underside of the suppressor, earlier examples have WCG or Woods Custom Guns, later ones (post 2012) have my name. All have a manufacture date (eg. 171019 for today) as well as a serial number which I have records of. You will also find my trade mark of an 'armoured fist holding a broken spear' stamped in a couple of places.

A De Lisle, has just come up on the yellow site, not a Woods one though.

Definately looking at getting one, but certainly nowhere near that price.

Originally Posted by 7mmwsm

Shit at that money they can have mine.

Has It already sold can't find it

That one on trademe is not right


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Originally Posted by 308mate

Has It already sold can't find it

https://trademe.nz/marketplace/sport...ing/2367153824

Is that what they really cost?

a delisle suppressor is eccentric around the barrel (the majority lies below the barrel). the TM one is concentric

Originally Posted by gonetropo

a delisle suppressor is eccentric around the barrel (the majority lies below the barrel). the TM one is concentric

And the wrong calibre and the wood isn’t right


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I have no idea who gundoc is since I'm new here.

But I've seen a Delisle and was like, god damn I want that. What can I say, I love my WW2 history.

I can source a lee enfield, no problem. I just have no experience or knowledge of how to change it to 45 ACP or anything think like that.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Originally Posted by Bully117

I have no idea who gundoc is since I'm new here.

But I've seen a Delisle and was like, god damn I want that. What can I say, I love my WW2 history.

I can source a lee enfield, no problem. I just have no experience or knowledge of how to change it to 45 ACP or anything think like that.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

He’s a forum member, but is no longer taking orders to make them, as his waiting list is too long.

Originally Posted by GDMP

Right at the moment is a busy time to be involved in gunsmithing tasks.......I have never personally seen it so busy in this trade.

People getting stuff done while we are still allowed firearms....


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GunDoc is the creme dela creme of encyclopaedias on military firearms in NZ ,
At one stage when I 1st got him to do some work on my beloved .303(brisbane st ROD) he was the master Smith&Wesson pistol smith in NZ and best of all a tradesman bar none and he even tolerated my numerous trivial questions .Hes the real bloody deal.
Somewhere in my collection of old hunting gun mags Ive an article written by Rod on his visit to the UK and his comments on numerous military reenactment events and interestingly his special visit to the Royal Armoury-apparently he is one of very few civilians who have ever been permitted to enter this holy of holies of the weapons world .one of his photos is of the 21st luger to ever be produced and a startling closeup of the serial no-no1

Glad I got on the list


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