Thank you for the compliment....seem?? Never really had any desire to go down the Frankengun road. Ask yourself: To what end? Other than cosmetics I really don't see the point, it's expensive and garners no benefit. Take the money you would spend on a project like that and have 586/686 fully worked. Take the change and buy ammo so you can become proficient. Given what Pythons are going for these days, the barrels are probably selling for twice what they are actually worth too.
If I haven't talked you out of this idea, I'd look into Pinnacle High Performance in Quakertown, PA as a gunsmith who could undertake such a conversion. He's good and has the added benefit of being close enough that you could transport the gun to and from, which could save you a considerable amount.
Adios,
Pizza Bob
Well, here we go.
I just wonder why it took so long for a bill like this to be introduced.
Think the fudds will wake up?
https://legiscan.com/NJ/bill/A6003/2018?fbclid=IwAR300YwmEUeHwRGbwaSThSUNgS-IbAK5MoPbT_OliuhB-DrzZoJ5DvDgjGw
No person shall possess a firearm unless the person has first obtained a policy of firearm liability insurance in an amount of not less than $50,000, specifically covering any damages resulting from any negligent or willful acts involving the use of that firearm while it is owned by that person
Post a pic of the gun....45 acp is 45 acp..whether setup for bullesye as @Pizza Bob has said or other use.
45 acp ball hp wadcutter..from 165gr to 230..should all function fine..providing it is sprung properly...
I shoot 200gr hg68 type heads all day for target use in all my 1911's....and they run ball 230 fine...
They shouldn't need to replace anything....at all... cept maybe the recoil spring if it is setup for light loaded target ammo