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Enfield/45acp conversion

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  • charliemeyer007
    If the tube is bad on the 303 go for it. Converting rifles to pistol shells never made much sense to me, on the other hand I do like the reverse. More likely to find 45 ACP ammo and at a better price than the 303, but for catching dinner the Brit. would be a better choice.
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  • rufe-snow
    Unless you intended to make a replica Delisle Carbine, (Suppressed .45 ACP carbine that the Brits used during W W II)? It doesn't appear to be either practical or worthwhile to me.

    Long as you don't have a lot in it on the other hand, what do you have to loose? A reenactor or some guy wanting a neat wallhanger/conversation piece would probably be happy to get their hands on it.
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  • yblockhead
    Sounds like and interesting project! Where did you get the conversion kit?
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  • Spartacus
    rufe makes a good point about the delisle. replica's are being made by an outfit in the states and one in the UK. both are special order only and take 3-6 months to get. figure on $3000 for a replica with a functional suppressor. legend has it that the action of the bolt was louder than the fired round!
    you can also make a replica with a non functional suppressor.
    .303 milsurp ammo is all but extinct, but prvi makes a decent soft nosed .303 thats reloadable.
    I'm one of the folks that always wanted to convert my No4![:p]

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  • chicoppee
    I bought the kit at a garage sale and I doubt that I will ever use it. Thanks for all the comments and I agree with all of you. Ill be putting it on GB auction in the near future.
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  • Tflogger
    Those of us with buckets of 45acp brass and too much time on our hands, will bid on your kit.
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  • Spartacus
    please post a link to the auction!
    tom
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