End all guide to making your Tanaka SAA skirmishable

[Echo]

Re: End all guide to making your Tanaka SAA skirmishable

Hi, I have found a casyopea cylinder for a SAA and I was wondering if a straight cylinder swap would work?

I would have thought that the firing pin is aimed at the normal cylinder and so wouldn't set the shells off but I wanted to check. What else would I have to change were this the case and does anyone know where I could find the bits?

Cheers

[LtPurcy]

Re: End all guide to making your Tanaka SAA skirmishable

Hi, I have found a casyopea cylinder for a SAA and I was wondering if a straight cylinder swap would work?

I would have thought that the firing pin is aimed at the normal cylinder and so wouldn't set the shells off but I wanted to check. What else would I have to change were this the case and does anyone know where I could find the bits?

Cheers

Hi buddy sorry not for replying

Simple answer is no im afraid.

At the back of the pegasus system there is a pin that protrude out the back of the frame near the centre that the hammer hits and its hammer pin is a mock, and converting it would be a case of building a new gun

[Coz]

Re: End all guide to making your Tanaka SAA skirmishable

How much of these revolvers are metal as standard?