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Thread: How dangerous is a revolver that will not reliably index?

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    You haven't lived till you've had a cap & ball revolver chain fire! Both times I've been there the revolver survived. Creepy.

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    Had a firing pin strike on the edge of a large pistol primer. It did not fire. The old model Ruger SBH has to be loaded correctly. If its not, it possibe to be out of time. After this, i loaded it correctly. I think a fully loaded 44 mag may do some damage.

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    A revolver chamber that doesn't correctly index in line with the bore is akin to holding an ice cream cone, raising it to your mouth but hitting your forehead . . . .

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    Quote Originally Posted by bedbugbilly View Post
    A revolver chamber that doesn't correctly index in line with the bore is akin to holding an ice cream cone, raising it to your mouth but hitting your forehead . . . .
    Like trying to stick a fork in your mouth but sticking it in your eye?
    More "This is what happened when I,,,,," and less "What would happen if I,,,,"

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    Quote Originally Posted by bedbugbilly View Post
    A revolver chamber that doesn't correctly index in line with the bore is akin to holding an ice cream cone, raising it to your mouth but hitting your forehead . . . .
    LOL. Good analogy & easy to picture in ones head. Made me laugh a bit anyway.
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    Fix it,retire it or junk it.
    Good luck.Have fun.Be safe.
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