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I'm not so sure. It sounds like you and the revolvers have quite a bit of history together. I'd think that if you are familiar with the revolvers, can hit what you're aiming at with them, and have confidence in them, I'd let them stick around.
Theoretically speaking, if you were to add a typical 1911 .45, you're not going to get more than about three extra shots.
I have a friend who has a dinosaur of a 1911. It's not at all fancy or slick. It doesn't have all the bells and whistles that modern 1911's have. However, he can shoot that thing like you wouldn't believe. He loves that gun, and he can make it perform.
So if I had to have him take a shot that might save my life, I'd want him shooting the gun that he loves the most and feels the most confident in.
That's my opinion, which is worth exactly what you paid for it....
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