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Totally agree with the comments about the great customer service from Vortex.After the house burned down and I cut the safe open to salvage what I could I sent 2 Vortex red dots to them to see if they could be refurbished. The lenses were kind of discolored. About a month later I received 2...

Totally agree that Vortex stands behind their products. Went through a house fire, everything in the safe was damaged. Had 3 Vortex Viper red dots and 2 Trijicon RMR's. Sent them off to see if they could be saved. Received 3 new Vipers from Vortex and 2 dissasembled RMR's from Trijicon, guess...

Having just been burned out, (Woolsey Fire Nov 9) I would like to say that the majority of RSC's, which my Cannon was, aren't worth the amount of money they charge for them. Everything in the safe was gone. Makes me wish I would not have bought the larger size, maybe should have gone with...

They don't care about criminals, they like to go after the law abiding.

The same people buying more guns is not the answer, we need new people buying guns, otherwise gun ownership is not growing.

Anybody know which Firearm company's BofA or Citi has done or is doing business with? Maybe they're just jumping on the 'me too' bandwagon.

So how did they repair them?

Which grips are these?

What's the correct cylinder gap on the ROA?

Bought this ROA recently, while taking it apart noticed this. Looks pretty rough to me. Normal or not?

Thanks BC, I think my problem was a restricted flash hole, could see daylight but was not open enough. Do you use a wad under the ball? What is the best way to seat the primer? I've been using my fingernail to push but every so often I have to reseat to make it go bang.

Regarding filler, I was under the impression that for better accuracy the ball should be as close to the barrel as possible.

This is powder, 3f. Only happened in one hole.

Nipple was open, both primers went off but no ignition.First shot a small pop, then nothing, waited a bit added a new cap, same thing. If it does it again I'll mark the nipple and compare it against the others.

Took my new to Ruger out to the range, ran into an ignition problem. 5 of the 6 cylinders worked properly, the 6th would not ignite. Tried it twice (new primer 9) Remington 11's. When I removed the nipple the powder was really compacted, would this cause it to not light off? The load was 30...

Thank You, one more question, regular or magnum primers?

Thanks for all the info, I'll be loading some for my 44mag. I do have a question regarding crimping, is it needed?

Are you guys talking about loading a modern revolver cartridge with black powder? If thats possible I would like to try this.

What needs to fitted? Is the cylinder too long or is it the timing slots?

I'd like to get another cylinder for my old army, from what I've found Ruger does not sell these anymore and that they would have to be fitted by Ruger, is that correct?