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Special Interest Arms De Lisle, gong shoot.

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Published on Nov 5, 2012

Special Interest Arms .45 De Lisle Silent Carbine replica rapid fire at an 18" steel gong from fifty yards away.

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  • inkystring

    inkystring 1 week ago

    Mate, not sure if it is you in the video firing the De Lisle, but a couple of pointers with it.

    The Lee Enfield was designed to be fired, and the next round chambered from the shoulder - you do not need to come out of the aim each time.

    Firing in this manner will allow you to get rounds down range in a rapid and accurate manner, as you can adjust your shot easily.

    With this bolt action, you work the action with your thumb and forefinger, not the palm, or you can jam and/or damage the next round.

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