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Old Dragoon · August 1, 2006, 03:07 PM

And the 44-40 has that darned necked case too.

I'll stick with my 44 Rem. C.F. that's as close to a 45LC as I want to get.

If you don't reload go with the 45LC. if you do reload it doesn't take much to set up another caliber to reload.

Course the 44 Rem C.F. needs a Kirst Conversion cylinder and I think they just make them for the '58 Remingtons by Pietta. Uberti, and Euroarms/ASP's (uses Uberti Kirst's, Armi San Marco uses Uberti Kirsts also I think.) Though I'm sure Walt Kirst would make you a conversion cylinder for any 44 Cal BP pistol.

August 1, 2006, 03:07 PM	#8
Old Dragoon Senior Member Join Date: October 31, 2005 Location: The Republic of Californi Posts: 581	And the 44-40 has that darned necked case too. I'll stick with my 44 Rem. C.F. that's as close to a 45LC as I want to get. If you don't reload go with the 45LC. if you do reload it doesn't take much to set up another caliber to reload. Course the 44 Rem C.F. needs a Kirst Conversion cylinder and I think they just make them for the '58 Remingtons by Pietta. Uberti, and Euroarms/ASP's (uses Uberti Kirst's, Armi San Marco uses Uberti Kirsts also I think.) Though I'm sure Walt Kirst would make you a conversion cylinder for any 44 Cal BP pistol.