Korth 9mm conversion cylinder for L frames.

[saki302]

This is what common sense would dictate- BUT-

I've seen a Rhino with dual cylinders, and the 9mm cylinders seem to shoot just fine. Years ago, I also had a .38 S&W victory model revolver that was rebored to .38 special. .38 S&W has a larger bore- the bullets should be rattling down there and doing odd things. But oddly enough, that thing was a tack driver (chewed the brass up though). Ex wife took it

-Dave

Second, there are going to be issues with accuracy. Standard bullet size for 9mm is .355/.356. Standard size for .38/.357 Mag is .357/.358. Not a huge difference but enough that groups with the replacement cylinder won't be as tight as with the original cylinder. How much they open up...I'm not sure. But you will see some level of accuracy loss.

[Librarian]

CEO, Mr Weber, said the cost would be $500 when I asked.

ETA: website http://www.kortharms.com/en/models.html and that has a link to a video (in German, English subtitles) that shows installation.

[Walky Talky]

From my understanding it does require some gunsmithing