Chest rig for Redhawk 7.5 44 magnum

Hello all I am wanting to see if anyone knows where I can find a left handed chest rig for a ruger redhawk 44 mag with 7.5 inch barrel. Everywhere i look its right handed only.

Any starting places to look?

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I want a Redhawk in 45. Is that too much to ask?

I want a Redhawk in 45. Is that too much to ask? With Ruger pumping out as many bottom feeders as they can to feed the frenzy there seems to be no time available to make one little old Redhawk in 45 Colt. I'd say nice things about them if they would let that one wee tiny revolver head my way but it looks like it's simply not meant to be.

Once again, I hit a local gun show. Granted, this was one of the smallest shows in DFW but I didn't count a single Redhawk of any caliber in attendance.
I was considering a 429 just to get me by but none of those appeared either.

I did see a freak selling a 555 pack of Winchester 22 LR at $124.95 and burst out laughing but that's a story for another thread.

Anyway, am I nuts for lusting after a Redhawk in 45? I already have a SRH in 454 but I'm seriously considering trading it in on the little brother.

Yeah, I know there are a couple on Gunbroker but that's not the place to find a deal.

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Milling Redhawk Cylinder

Thinking I might want to get the cylinder milled on my 454 redhawk so it can take moonclips and thus fire 45 acp. I have a bunch of 45 acp ammo laying around from when i used to have my springfield, so it just makes sense for plinking. I was wondering if anyone has had experience with this? Would it effect my ability to fire full house 454s in any way? Also a rough estimate on cost? Have done some research but couldnt find much info on it. If im correct, after I get this done the gun would be able to fire:

454 casull
45 colt
45 acp
45 super
460 rowland
45 auto rimmed
45 schofield

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