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10mm to .357 Sig?
I have a Colt 10mm that I never shoot, (I have two other 10s that I do shoot). I really like the .357 Sig caliber. But, I have never seen a 1911 chambered in .357. I am thinking that a Delta Elite platform would be a pretty good base for this conversion. Anyone tried it? And please, no suggestions of different calibers or tell me that I am wasting a good 10mm.
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There are several brands of pistols that can be converted from ten mm to .40 and .40 to .357 Sig as you know. The one difference I have noticed is they use ramped barrels, but there may be exceptions. If you can find a barrel, you may be good to go. Getting that bottle necked cartridge to feed in a Colt configuration frame and barrel ramp may be a problem. Interesting project.
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Any idea on what would be a good recoil spring wt for this conversion?
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Big .38 Super fan!!!
A 9mm/.40 S&W to .357SIG would be easier; others can tell you which ejector to use (and whatever else you'd need) - the .38 Super and .45acp have different ejectors, extractors etc to consider.
Barsto makes .357SIG barrels for the 1911 and you'll need to tell them which slide you have. http://www.barsto.com/category_main.cfm?ID=GV&cco=24 You'll find the .357SIG to be less versatile than the 10mm given the same platform. Bob
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