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Old 05-19-2018, 01:33 AM
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I wished $500 was all I paid.
Guess I must have misread something somewhere...

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Here's a crazy thought. Buy an extra 1917 .45acp cylinder and ream it out an extra 1/16" to chamber some 460 Rowland rounds!!! I have a conversion installed in my Springfield 1911 and it's what I've been carrying in the woods in place of my S&W 629 .44Mag. The only question is can the 1917 take the power of such a round? It gives you 44 mag performance out of what's basically a .45acp case on steroids. My standard 230grain Hornady XTP does 1300 fps from my 1911 conversion. It's a great round.
IIRC the heat treating wasn't done at the time that the 1917s were built, so the pressure of the 460 would blow the cylinder of a 1917 wide open, wouldn't it? Doesn't sound like a good idea to me...
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