Fella's;
I noticed that Freedom Arms offers a .480 Ruger accessory cylinder for it's model 83 chambered in .475 Linebaugh. It was my understanding that the situation was the same as .38/.357 and .44 special/magnum. Is that not the case? Why would a special .480 Ruger cylinder be offered if it were possible to run the .480's through the gun just as you'd load a .357 magnum with .38's?
900F
I noticed that Freedom Arms offers a .480 Ruger accessory cylinder for it's model 83 chambered in .475 Linebaugh. It was my understanding that the situation was the same as .38/.357 and .44 special/magnum. Is that not the case? Why would a special .480 Ruger cylinder be offered if it were possible to run the .480's through the gun just as you'd load a .357 magnum with .38's?
900F
