I just slugged my sort of new Redhawk and got kind of lucky, because the groove diameter is 0.4285-429, and the cylinder throats are .430. However, my Browning B-92 slugged .431. Is it OK to size everything to .432 and shoot in both guns, or do I have to have two different sets of boolits now? Part of the logic of the Browning was to have a rifle-revolver combo that used the same cartridge.