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I think you can only get a conversion to 45 schofeild or 38 long colt for 51&60's i think the cylinders are to short for 45colt but 45ACP probley would fit if you can find a cylinder

22 LR or shorts

http://www.kirstkonverter.com/ and a ejector is a good idea to:)

oh yeah I forgot to ad conversion cylinders are rated for "cowboy loads" so 1000FPS or under only. going over that your risking more than it's worth

I use 5 grains red dot under a 200grain OGT lazer cast semi wadcutter with remington brass and CCI #300 primers for my smokeless 45colt loads fun to shoot and easy to clean. I'll save the black stuff for my 51:D Oh and I use a $15 lee classic hand loader to make the load mentioned above.

sad thing is some day todays prices will seem cheap

get both:D

yeah but then you do have to go through a FFl but if you do the conversion your self no FFL required cost more but the goverment cant take away your gun if they dont know you have it and its more fun to shoot a gun you built.

the post was removed because on the 5 1/2 barrel you cant remove the cylinder pin with out removing the post. the ejector comes welded to a new cylinder pin thats why i had to remove the post. and for your last question ViceGrips. I know i did it wrong now but I thought I could just solder it...

mission accomplished thank you Taylor's!!!

wow noone has this darn part i tried DGW VTI and NUMRICH anyone here know whare i can get one before the end of April?

well epoxy is crap the post blew off the first shot today go figure. I called vti today they said at least 6 weeks on the latch :(

well VTI and DGW are both out of stock on the latch but I didnt cancel my order. I used the Epoxy for now. I closed the loading lever and tried as hard a I could to pop the post out and its still in thare If it comes out before I can get the new latch I might try some solder

:) thats the thing i dont want to know where the mistakes are on my gun i want to think its perfect lol

I think it was silver solderd in it was verry hard to get off

thats what i was thinking to. I picked up some industrial epoxy just for metal it says good for up to 3300lbs of pulling force and hight temp resistant so we will see how that works. I also picked up a 32t hacksaw blade flat file and 60 deg triangle file just in case. I have always been more of...

"Putting the dovetail in exactly the right place" is the only part I'm worried about and as for gun smiths they are few and far between around here the closest one to me is 70 plus years old and just quit doing and real smithing beacuse of a stroke :(

I already orderd the latch but I think your right i should try to epoxy it first and then if it falls out and gets lost "cause that what happens" i will be all set to fix it with the dovetail latch

crap i missed the "Discontinued by Manufacturer" part :(

ok now is the dovetail on the latch a 3/8 dovetail I hope it is beacuse i would really like to use this http://www.midwayusa.com/viewProduct/?productNumber=720537 shure beats the hell out of a $40 file :)