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Sten IIS 11 55.00%
De Lisle Carbine 2 10.00%
"Wellrod" 4 20.00%
Other 3 15.00%
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Old 11-21-2006, 10:14 AM   #16
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But was it silenced...

As for me depending on the situation I would take either the Sten or the De Lisle.
And yes, the Enfield was silenced. Kinda hard to silence a .303, thus the .45 conversion.
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Then you're talking about the De Lisle carbine, because the main body of the weapon is a chopped and modded Enfield.
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And right you are. Sorry. Not paying attention.
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