All of which goes back to my original post in this thread...
The New Vaquero is in no way lacking in 'strength' simply because it was designed to resemble the original Colt SAA 'size'...
Just because the New Vaquero is not recommended to use with Tier Three loads in no way suggests it is not 'strong', or that Ruger has issues with strength...
The .45 Colt loads that have become colloquially known as 'Ruger Only' loads, are perfectly safe (in addition to large frame Ruger revolvers) in Freedom Arms revolvers, T/C Contenders, and the lever action carbines chambered in .45 Colt...
The New Vaquero is in no way lacking in 'strength' simply because it was designed to resemble the original Colt SAA 'size'...
Just because the New Vaquero is not recommended to use with Tier Three loads in no way suggests it is not 'strong', or that Ruger has issues with strength...
The .45 Colt loads that have become colloquially known as 'Ruger Only' loads, are perfectly safe (in addition to large frame Ruger revolvers) in Freedom Arms revolvers, T/C Contenders, and the lever action carbines chambered in .45 Colt...