Why is this too much to ask for?
>bolt action
>threaded barrel for suppressor
>45 ACP

>>63811182 (OP)
>threaded.
So close.

>>63811182 (OP)
>.45 Super
Based

>>63811386
WTF is this?

>>63812291
De Lisle carbine. They are repros (picrel) floating around.

tee period person who doesn't even own a can and never will because the form part scares him.

also sws rifles makes this

>>63811182 (OP)
No one wants to make a proprietary mag or lose all profit margin on licensing a glock stick. For one.

Does Glock even make a 45 stick?

>>63812291
>Brits wanted quiet weapon for commandos to quietly take out sentries back in WW2
>some guy had been tinkering with a few caliber conversions of a Lee Enfield, .22LR, 9mm Parabellum, and .45 Auto
>.22 was quiet, but it's a .22
>9mm had better power and shared ammo with the Sten, but it was louder
>.45 was quiet and also had power
>conversion is outright a modified Lee Enfield rifle, using a spare Thompson barrel with gas vents drilled into it, venting into that large integrated silencer, uses modified 1911 pistol magazines
They only made a little over a hundred of the things, but they worked out fairly well for their commandos.
Only about 90% reliable (sometimes they didn't want to quite eject empties right), but you weren't particularly expected to get into full blown shootouts with these either. You'd take your shot at your unsuspecting target, then very slowly and quietly work the action while staying in hiding. Some of the DeLisle carbines even had cutouts on the underside of the bolt-handle stem with little wood inserts in them, just to help reduce the potential noise from that point contacting the receiver when you closed the bolt.

There's reproductions of them around here and there, not on any large mass production scale, but there's probably more repros of them by now than there ever were original guns. It's not all that difficult of a conversion, so if you couldn't find an existing one for a price you'd like, a decent gunsmith should be able to convert an Enfield with a shot out bore.
Otherwise, there's also various modernized takes on the concept, and some handfuls of similar 'what-if' conversions of other old bolt-action rifles of that era.

>threaded barrel for suppressor
Why does *anyone* gaf about this (in any chambering)?
who the fuck cares

>>63812589
You think you need to license Glock mags?

>>63812755
he wants to use a quietener

>>63812759
he doesn't even know glock makes a .45 acp model, man.

>>63812776
I didn't even catch that part. Dire.

>>63812336
Man, that looks so nice.

>>63811182 (OP)
Get a mark 23 and leave the slide lock in.

>>63812753
Cool

>>63812891
>leave it in
You'd have to mod it in

>>63812776
>>63812779
What's even worse is the fact I posted my g21 four posts above his.