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Moose63845
19th June 2006, 21:50
I'm wondering if anyone makes a longslide 10mm? Or is this something I would have to manufacture/modify myself? I'm probably going to end up converting a Para P-16 into a 10mm, but I would like a long slide 10mm 1911. And if no one makes a long slide, could you just tell me who makes 5" ones? I know Kimber did, and Dan Wesson I believe did, and I've wanted a Colt Delta Elite since I saw it first listed in their catalog, but not sure who is currently making them.
Click Click Boom
5th September 2006, 18:19
There are some custom shops that specialize in 10mm pistols as well as long slides. Case Reeder makes a sweet 10mm SS Rail Longslide. Ace custom guns of .45 super fame has a soft spot for the 10mm. (Remember the 10mm express). Any 1911 chambered in .40cal is a easy 10mm conversion. All my 1911's that are in 10mm get a .40 cal barrel fitted and the other way around. STI makes many many 1911's in .40SW. They used to chamber some of the models in 10mm. You can buy a Trojan 6.0 Longslide in .40SW and have another barrel fitted or modify the one it comes with. This is the least expensive (and most simple) way to get a 10mm longslide. The only other option is hunt down a IMI Jvilina and have a custom build done on it. They are a 1911 10mm 7inch longslides. Good luck.
BTW- A Para P16/S16-40 makes a sweet hi cap 10mm.
Deacon Aegis
5th September 2006, 19:18
Moose,
Funky that you bring this up. I'm in the process right now of building a 10mm longslide for a fella here in Texas that I met at a buddy's gunshop earlier this last week. He fell in love with a 400 Corbon longslide I've been building up and ordered the frame there at the shop from Caspian for the build before I left the shop the other day. Bar-Sto makes a 6" 10mm barrel and I ordered the slide earlier today from Caspian for the beast. For sure, it can be done. It aint cheap though...
Moose63845
6th September 2006, 13:40
Ok great thanks for the replies. I think I'm gonna do the P 16 conversion since it seems simplest and cheapest. I'll wait on the long slide until I have more money.
Click Click Boom
6th September 2006, 14:06
The newer power extractor guns seem to require a decent amount of gunsmithing to get runing correctly. Look for an older P16 or a STI Hi cap in 40SW. STI makes a longslide hi-cap in 40 cal.
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