What to buy; 9mm revolver? I'm confused.

[alec.mc 180]

Thanks for the tip. But add the conversion cost + the cost of a S&W and you probably have an $1100-$1200 gun. Plus it would not be a true convertible, correct? 

 

 

i think the conversion will cost you around 300 bucks.

 

What do you mean by " true convertible " ?

[BlueLineFish 615]

Kentucky gun co had the 929 for less than a 1000 the other day. I just missed out on it

[Newtonian 453]

i think the conversion will cost you around 300 bucks.

 

What do you mean by " true convertible " ?

I mean something that allows you to switch out the cylinder, back and forth. One gun, two calibers.

[alec.mc 180]

I mean something that allows you to switch out the cylinder, back and forth. One gun, two calibers.

 

Oh, no. Not unless you buy an extra 627 cylinder, so you'll have two.

 

Keep your factory 38/357 with the gun

the extra cylinder send out to convert to 9mm, and then you'll need to have a gunsmith time the new cylinder to the gun.

 

 

IMO , all this - not really worth it. your going to be spending big bucks, for no good reason. 

[Newtonian 453]

Oh, no. Not unless you buy an extra 627 cylinder, so you'll have two.

 

Keep your factory 38/357 with the gun

the extra cylinder send out to convert to 9mm, and then you'll need to have a gunsmith time the new cylinder to the gun.

 

 

IMO , all this - not really worth it. your going to be spending big bucks, for no good reason. 

My original sentiment. Thanks for the advice though!

[njpilot 671]

I mean something that allows you to switch out the cylinder, back and forth. One gun, two calibers.

If you want to do that, you're better off buying a Ruger Blackhawk Convertible

[Newtonian 453]

If you want to do that, you're better off buying a Ruger Blackhawk Convertible

Ehhh. Given my time and financial limits cowboy guns don't interest me that much. Plus single-action only. Ehhh. Thanks for the suggestion though.