source for 10mm 1911 conversion kits?

February 04, 2004 15:38

anyone got any links?
thanks

Spring 1911-A1 Mil-Spec
Glock 19C
Cav Arms CAV-15 MKII(AR-15)
S&W 19-4 .357 Mag 6" bbl
Henry Lever Action 22Mag
Marlin/Glenfield Mod 60
Russian M38

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A J Christ

February 04, 2004 16:49
That's something I don't think I'd want to do. Colt stopped making the Deltas because of frame cracking. 10mm is a pretty potent round and a little much for the 1911 frame. I'd get a Glock or a Smith already chambered for it. There you go, my 2 cents worth.
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bambihunter

February 04, 2004 17:21
Get a gun already made for it... Kimber and Dan Wesson make custom quality guns in the 1911 pattern chambered for 10mm.
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familyguy

February 04, 2004 18:17
trav, I'm with the other guys on this one. Know someone that is a Colt fanatic, would love a 10mm but won't buy the Colt because long term probs.

Since you already have a Glock (assuming you like it[}:)][;)]), go with the Glock in 10mm. Won't break the bank, quality gun. My $.02

Got a new gun for my ex-wife.....pretty good trade, huh?
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phxtravis

February 04, 2004 18:23
yeah, im cheap though. guess I'll have to get a Witness[:)]

BTW I LOVE MY 19C, you should know that by now[;)]

Spring 1911-A1 Mil-Spec
Glock 19C
Cav Arms CAV-15 MKII(AR-15)
S&W 19-4 .357 Mag 6" bbl
Henry Lever Action 22Mag
Marlin/Glenfield Mod 60
Russian M38
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bambihunter

February 04, 2004 20:20
Sell your 9mm, get a Glock 20 or 29 then buy an aftermarket .22lr kit for cheap plinking (a lot cheaper than the 9mm)(and a .357 SIG and .40 S&W barrels for variety if you desire). That way you have the full power of a 10mm for defensive use and cheap plinking for fun.
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