Stupid question from a first time revolver owner

I have recently purchased a GP100 revolver. Took it to a range this weekend and after shooting ~200 rounds, I just love everything about this gun. Upon cleaning the burn rings today, I have noticed a tiny ding at the very edge of one of the cylinder chambers (see picture), on the side facing the barrel. Besides a pure cosmetic issue, my question is - may this ding potentially affect the way the cylinder aligns with the forcing cone and the way gases expand into the barrel and the cylinder gap? Apologize if my question is totally idiotic. As I have mentioned, I am new to revolvers and firearm in general.
Thank you !

George P said:

Who cleans the burn rings?
Hope you're not using some abrasive like Flitz....

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No. I used Birchwood Casey lead remover cloth. As recommended by many revolver owners.

Thanks. I wanted to call Ruger’s customer service tomorrow, but after reading all the responses here, I guess it doesn’t worth the hustle.

Ratshooter said:

I wouldn't worry about it but I have to say I don't remember seeing beveled chamber mouths before?

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I didn’t see many revolvers in my life. Let along shooting them. I own Glock 19 for years, but this is my first (definitely not the last) revolver. So issues like this seem concerning to me. But again, seems that most respondents don’t think much about this ding. Cosmetically it looks not perfect, and I would prefer not having it. But sending the gun back factory seems now a bit exaggerated.

WrongHanded said:

I had the same thought. But mine has them too. They're just less pronounced that in that photo. Plus my cylinder face is not quite that clean.

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Hm..... looking at your picture and can’t see any

WrongHanded said:

The bevels? Or the burn rings?

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The burn rings cover pretty much the entire cylinder face.

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The rings are definitely there. The dings are hardly visible though. The one on my gun you can see right away. It is small, but on the clean cylinder a darker color ding is pretty visible.

sparkyv said:

Agreed it's not. Nor is it worth the hassle, either.

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Sorry for typos. Was typing on the phone while walking. Happens

While cleaning the revolver today I have discovered another flaw. The cylinder crane has a deep notch on it (on the inner side, facing the frame). This is not a cut through, but just a deep grove. Probably doesn’t affect strength of the crane or anything else. But for me it is just lack of attention to details.