LCR cylinders

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Welcome to the Forum!

With so few "parts" out there, I doubt it. But I'd have to ask ; "Why?"

If you wanted a .9mm,, buy the .9mm. :D
 

Timbo23

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I'd be interested in knowing too, and what about a .22 LR cylinder (8 shot) from a LCR (shrouded hammer) swap into a .22 Mag LCRx (6 shot exposed hammer).
I've been wanting an LCRx .22 LR with a 2 inch barrel but it hasn't been made, yet.
 

NikA

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I have a spare LCR cylinder that someone was selling on eBay a few years back. No surface treatment but otherwise as far as I can tell correctly manufactured.

If you have the ability to measure your cylinder, I'd gladly measure mine to tell you whether it'd fit.
 

lazydotranch

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Looking at a 9mm/.38 spl LCR convertible. Ebay sometimes has dmil .38 cylinder, crane, ejector assemblies for sale at $30-50. I'd consider buying a 9mm if a .38 cylinder would also function. Thanks.
 
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