piratedude
Single-Sixer
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- Jan 7, 2008
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I know the cylinder conversion folks suggest not firing .45 acp JHP in a ROA conversion, but has anyone done it? I don't believe for a second that it would blow up the gun or whatnot. Obviously a ROA can handle .45 ACP. I guess the question is, can the conversion cylinder? It seems strong enough to do it...
I ask because I live in a very remote village and getting cowboy loads, or even the components to make your own, can at times be impossible. Basically you order a six months supply and if you run out... you run out for a couple months. So I am tempted to try a box of normal, non +P .45 ACP JHP.
But I figured I'd ask here first. I certainly don't believe the barrel is going to blow up or that the frame will fail. If no one has tried, I probably just will try it with gloves on.
I ask because I live in a very remote village and getting cowboy loads, or even the components to make your own, can at times be impossible. Basically you order a six months supply and if you run out... you run out for a couple months. So I am tempted to try a box of normal, non +P .45 ACP JHP.
But I figured I'd ask here first. I certainly don't believe the barrel is going to blow up or that the frame will fail. If no one has tried, I probably just will try it with gloves on.