Found this yesterday for a stupid low price. Now I just need a .38 Super or 9mm 1911. Or I should probably just sell it.

Finding ammo and brass will be the biggest downside to that conversion kit. I'd sell it and buy one in a more common cartridge.

I thought the 41 ae was based on the 45acp

EAA brought out the first...the .40 S&W killed it.

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and you have to lathe turn the rims down as part of the brass forming process. Or, pay more than a buck a round for brass. Or get really lucky and find old stock ammo in a store. I've been down this road.

I didn't explain it well...

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You'll be tempted to buy a 1911 and convert it.

If you want a gun of similar bore, just buy a 1911 in .40 or 10mm, don't have to convert it, and brass is easier to find.