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.32 ACP in a .327 magnum

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warren209:
FINAL RESULT:  Ruger was able to repair and clean the gun without charging me anything.  They returned the gun with the following paragraph that I wished I had known sooner.

  RUGER:  "Caliber specific firearms that allow the user to shoot different calibers will require the cylinder get a good scrub with a brush.  The chambers could be fouled down near the bottom due to the shorter case length.  When shooting shorter cartridges in larger caliber specific handguns, a ring of carbon will build up significantly and severely affect extraction of spent cases.  It may also prevent the larger caliber from seating in the chamber properly."

David Hineline:
Wow, you did not know you have to clean the cylinder of a revolver after shooting to promote smooth ejection, Wow

warren209:
Please remove post.

greg58:

--- Quote from: David Hineline on September 12, 2014, 02:55:57 AM ---Wow, you did not know you have to clean the cylinder of a revolver after shooting to promote smooth ejection, Wow

--- End quote ---

Is it really nessisary to insult the OP with this post??
I try to remember what Thumpers mother told Thumper in the movie Bambi.

Greg58

farmerbob:
I've heard that to a certain percent, the same thing can happen from shooting 38s in a 357 magnum. I personally never noticed it but I give my guns a good cleaning after shooting.

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