SG> JS> I'm waiting for a centerless cylinder, or at least a pop out 
ylinder.
SG> JS> Load up three extra cylinders, pop the spent one out like a magazine,
SG> JS> slap in a new one and have at it.  Cylinders pop out anyway, they 
ust
SG> JS> are not detchable.  The only real need would be a reliable centering.
SG>Sounds like you want a single-action. Well, except that it is single-
SG>action.  Either that, or you're imitating Clint Eastwood in that movie
SG>where he was interchanging cylinders on a black-powder revolver.
Yeah -- I kept waiting for him to drop one -- and find out the hard way
about the dangers of carrying a loaded, capped cylinder. :-)
SG>Speedloaders are more convenient - and don't weigh as much. That, and
SG>it's hard to get a cylinder to match a barrel. To get a really accurate
SG>gun, you need to make sure the chambers line up properly, and
SG>interchanging cylinders isn't likely to help that occur.
Rachet and hands must be hand fitted to ensure proper timing.  Having
several several cylinders fitted to the same gun would run the price up.
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