wiscoaster
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My experience with them is they do clear the grip panel only if the cylinder is in exactly the correct position, which is a bit of a PITA, so I usually end up ejecting twice: five cases the first push, rotate the cylinder just a bit, then second push to eject the sixth. I use this technique because I keep the brass by ejecting the cases into a little box. And I haven't noted any scratching of the grip panel. I think (though I don't recall having tried it) that you could eject all six on one push if the gun is held vertically and you push hard all the way through to its stop. One or maybe two cases will contact the grip panel, but I don't know if they scrape it hard enough to scratch it, or how much lateral force is exerted on the ejector rod. But if you have to eject and reload fast, I think it could be done that way without slowing you down.Question regarding Altamont Ropers.
When ejecting rounds do your cases impact the grip panel?