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June 23, 2014
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Picked up a 15-2 6" standard barrel model the other day. Looking forward to learning more about these and hopefully picking up a few extra goodies for it along the way as funds permit. Quick question for everyone though, has anyone given any thought to making a rifle length barrel and a stock for these similar to what rossi did with their circuit judge .410/45lc? I think it would be especially cool in the large frame 44 mags. Was just wondering as these revolvers would be perfect for that type of customization.
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December 5, 2008
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from another sunshine state member!
You're gonna love your Dan and there's a wealth of info here. Post some pics when you can.
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March 25, 2013
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Welcome from another Floridian. Ocala is my town. Free to own a gun without begging permission. You will have a lot of fun here. Rifles have been made out of dans but a stock with a barrel shorter than 16" is a no-no I think. Another problem is the cylinder gap. A lever gun in .44 mag would have a higher muzzle velocity. A forearm brace ala AR pistol may be the ticket. Build one and you may be the first.
June 23, 2014
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Thanks guys. As for the rifle conversion, i was just thinking that ewk could make a 16" barrel and one could have a custom rifle stock grip and matching fore arm made and put together a DW revolver rifle. It was just something i thought of. I personally cannot do that kind of project as I do not have the funds for something like that. Just thought it would be unique and pretty functional in the 44 mag loading especially.
August 29, 2009
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Every once in a great while a rifle conversion pops up. If you ever do do it...just beware of the barrel/cylinder gap and keep your hands out of there. The Rossi revolver rifles have a blast shield to prevent your wrist from getting scorched.
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February 9, 2009
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Yes, beware of that BC gap issue. There is a lot of fire that escapes in that small space as evident in photographs, but rarely caught by the naked eye.
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