[Eric F]

Ok folks bare with me I have an itch and cant scratch it.

I have been looking all weekend for a 1853 enfield conversion or a martini in .577 snider. No real luck I looked every where and didnt want to pay 1500 or so n gunbroker.

Where any other guns made in .577 snider?

[deadin]

I think the Enfield might be about it. After all the Snider was designed to make use of the surplus Enfield muzzle loaders just like the trapdoor was for Springfield ML's. (The US stuck with the basic design all the way up to the introduction of the Krag. Britain went to the Martini Henry shortly after the Snider.
There may be some high end double rifles, etc. in .577, but they will be even more expensive than the Enfields.

[Eric F]

Any idea where I can find an enfield for a good price?

[deadin]

Not currently. They occasionally show up at gunshows around here, usually priced $800-900 or so. I haven't seen one in a while however.

[.45Guy]

Here ya go Eric: http://www.atlantacutlery.com/c-101-guns-rifles.aspx

[PTK]

http://www.joesalter.com/detail.php?f_qryitem=10619

http://www.joesalter.com/detail.php?f_qryitem=11483

http://www.joesalter.com/detail.php?f_qryitem=12378

All between $650-$800. Much better idea to buy exactly what you want rather than order a "battlefield pickup" that may well not be safe to shoot... Can't exactly return those after cleaning them up to see if they're ok, can you? ;)