Now...I think I'll top the dumb-question scale here, but just to entertain my safety-nerve, here goes...
I have a Ruger Super Redhawk in 454 Casull/45 Colt. I'm reading the SPEER reloading manual section on Ruger and Contender Only section. They state:
"...these loads are intended for use only in Ruger Blackhawk and Vaquero revolvers...".
Does that mean the Super Redhawk is not sturdy enough for these loads? I don't get it... I called Ruger and they were less than helpful, repeating "if it's per the spec...". OK, OK, please have the lawyer leave the room so you can answer me...please?? (Sorry -- no slight to Ruger, but the person was less than helpful -- probably just the person, or maybe the dang lawyers that made it impossible for them to answer such a question.)
I would think these loads would be a non-issue in the Super Redhawk. Am I missing something here, or is the manual not up to date with latest models?
I have a Ruger Super Redhawk in 454 Casull/45 Colt. I'm reading the SPEER reloading manual section on Ruger and Contender Only section. They state:
"...these loads are intended for use only in Ruger Blackhawk and Vaquero revolvers...".
Does that mean the Super Redhawk is not sturdy enough for these loads? I don't get it... I called Ruger and they were less than helpful, repeating "if it's per the spec...". OK, OK, please have the lawyer leave the room so you can answer me...please?? (Sorry -- no slight to Ruger, but the person was less than helpful -- probably just the person, or maybe the dang lawyers that made it impossible for them to answer such a question.)
I would think these loads would be a non-issue in the Super Redhawk. Am I missing something here, or is the manual not up to date with latest models?