elliott_ugalde
Bearcat
So I've been seeing that some people have done this already and have had zero issues with the standard Redhawk after swapping the cylinder out with the 454 Casull SRH Alaskan cylinder. I want a Ruger made 454 however 2.5 inches is just to short, especially when shooting 45 Colt +p ammo as well. Has anyone here done or heard of this? And can the standard Redhawk frame handle 454 Casull pressures as long as it's equipped with the SRH cylinder? I'd much rather do this than pay possibly thousands for a gunsmith to modify a 7.5" SRH which I'd also have to buy as well. I don't plan to feed it a steady diet of 454, I just want to be able to have it loaded with bear stoppers whenever I'm out in the woods. 45 Colt would obviously be the main dish for plinking.