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That is absolutely brilliant of an idea of making a bolt action 45 ACP for silenced kills!

200 yds with a subsonic 45. I don't think so.😂😂

The clatter of the bolt during reloading defeats the whole object of a silent weapon. That said, an interesting one, without doubt.

De Lisle, and denial... "I didn't hear anything..?!..?"😐

Wicked piece of history? Wonder if they will come to Canada?

Very nice thank you for the video I owned an LEI one before built on a Number 4 it was good but this is much better.

Of all the videos I’ve seen of this rifle, yours hands down feeds and ejects the most reliably. 😮

Tbh I can’t see what purpose you would use this type of weapon for as a civilian in the Uk.

Nice video and firearm! I have a Delisle clone that I built in the USA, I've really enjoyed shooting it.. Here we have to obtain ATF tax stamps for a short barrel rifle and for a suppressor. Two tax stamps total for a Delisle. My rifle is a fairly faithful reproduction, Ian Skennerton who is based in AUS provided blue prints. For accuracy, I recommend hollow point bullets. These bullets are inherently more accurate in 45ACP than ball ammo due to the manufacturing process. In fact the US Military marksmanship teams use the Nosler 185gr JHP. Cheers!

Now all you need is a pair of thermal or night vision head mounted optics and you're ready to go to defend anytime of day or night and survive the encounter.

No aqui no Brasil até 22lr é proibido 😂

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Thanks alot

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Very interesting, it was clearly a very effective weapon in the fight hands. One thing though and just out of interest, I would love to have seen the sound level measured at the target end too if anybody other than the target is likely to have heard the shot, another sentry for example.

one mag would nice with camera at the target ....to see how it sound from there ....espacaly the difference from super sonic to the slow ones

Hey mate, I've just bought a brand new Carbon quest and noticed it has small pitting marks (tiny holes, and quite a substantial number of them) all over the stock. Have you noticed anything on yours? I've been told by the importers that they all have it. However after speaking to Sako and Blaser, they don't seem to have this issue with their carbon stocks . Was wondering if I'm just being fobbed off or is it just a inferior moulding /bonding technique that Bergara has? I'd expect alot better quality after pay so much for the rifle

I want one

The qu3stion is how much of the sound is actually the noise of the striker falling, vs. The report thru the suppressor...I've shot suppressed Ruger 10-22s where the action cycling made more noise than the report!

Amazing, glad to see this in the UK

I built one of these a few years ago. Still not got around to putting any baffles in or build a mag well/plate. But such good fun. Though I left the bolt the original full length. Would fix that if I ever built another. The inner liner is interesting. To keep all the powder residue from clagging up the inside of the moderator tube. Might incorporate one of those. As my barrel is back drilled and ported after 8-3/4", to keep the original ballistics, but stay UK legal.

My Irish father served 7+ years with the Irish Guards & No.s 1 & 2 Commandos from 1938-45 but typically never talked about it. - I was forbidden all toy guns - so naturally I have been a hunter and target shooter now for some 66 years 😄.

@17:18. I will CAUTION YOU. I Own one of these made by Special Intrest Arms. I love shooting it. Here is a link of my brother and law and I shooting it. ruclips.net/video/poRGoO5hsDM/видео.htmlsi=hztXTtuk9Mb_Zy22 When you see him seated shooting and camera man is shooter left, we have a squib load and DONT CATCH IT. We were using Federal ammo. Ive never shot reloads a day in my life. I do not have time to make or deal with crappy ones. The 2nd shot taken after the squib “clears” the squib and barrel, which is now bulged. It also cleared me of all my baffles. All 14 of them and the end cap Suffered minor damage. Took two years to find a local smith that was and SOT to remake the baffles. Here are pics of the busted up baffles. instagram.com/p/CIuT0SGhwMM/?igsh=MW13eHc2djJxNDJjNg== If you want to own one of these, GO FOR IT. It’s the most fun I ever have shooting. BUT get to know what the gun sounds like with the first round and follow up rounds. But also what it feels like. My brother in law gave the best hint ever that we had a squib. He said, “ where did that hit?” He is not that good a shot nor is the rifle at 100 yards to land these in the same hole shot after shot. Had we paid more attention we would have caught the squib and saved about 1900 bucks in gun smithing fees to get her running again. 😢 All that said, great shooting and great gun. I love mine. I have commissioned another that uses modern baffles but build on a Mauser receiver. Will be more of a hunting rifle chambered in 300 BLK out.

How you are going to hit a target with a maybe 800 fps bullet from a 12 inch barrel at 200 yards I do not know...maybe you can hit something the size of a dumpster.. but a person sized target ( presumably what it's for) not with any reliability. This was a close in ambush weapon... and not much more, I would think.

How can you shoot this while not on a range?

Foxes would love these, without upsetting the horses sleeping

Makes you laugh, when they finely vet and process who can own firearms you are allowed “zombie” ammo, but knives, which anyone unvetted can purchase, you can’t. it is almost like the zombie decal has no bearing on how the tool is used, more on the individuals using them haha.

Would you recommend the Sauer as a first allround rifle for a new hunter?

I fired one of the originals years ago. I rember thinking what a good vermin rifle it would make. The new ones look like a real quality build 😬👍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

Been shooting hornady vmax .17hmr out of many different guns and they seem to be most consistant round.Tikka rifles are one of the best out of the box rifles I have owned.Very smooth action and very accurate.TheTikka bolt action rifle is more reliable than the savage A 17 or their bolt action version.The A 17 constantly jammed and I got rid of it.

Shame ill never, ever, be allowed to own one.

Wonderful. Very quiet and in a funny old way, a very attractive firearm to look at! It has an eccentric charm all of its own. I would love one.....but what would you put as your 'good reason'? Not sure 'silent killing' counts!!😂

It looks like a Welrog pistol on steroids

Handy if Sidearm & Rifle use same ammo & clips, I just wonder if a Colt 1911 with a Long Barrel & Folding stock could have done same job, with that barrel's silencer system, at the time, more handy if some parts interchangeable ..

Probably one of the best reviews i've seen on the Telos. Thanks.

Beautifully made gun.

First video of yours I’ve seen, fantastic work and very informative. I look forward to watching more

I couldn't follow a word you said after you demonstrated the safety with a chambered live round. Wow. Seen it all now

6:00 I think the magazine lips are getting too wide, cartridges are fed under pretty steep angle.

Who built it? I know, my gunsmith built a few last year...

Add a red dot and you're in business

Silent? I'm hard of hearing and i heard that , 😂🤣👍

Are scope rings that tall so bolt handle throw is clear? (I'm kinda OCD about optic bell being 1/8", or less, off barrel)

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Have wanted one of these for years

Is it a tikka t3 in a new dress

Is it their own barrel or is it a Remington ?

Looks good for the money 👍thanks for sharing.

Well for that price and that performance? Well done ATA.

Brilliant!