I'd really like to get one of these and try some C&B shooting. I'd also like to get a R&D conversion cylinder for it and be able to shoot .45 Colt cartridges, too. What are the dimensional realities of this? The latest ROA's are listed as .45 caliber, but the older one's I've seen for sale are listed as .44. Are the barrel bores different? Will the R&D cylinder work in either one? What's different when shooting it as a C&B as Ruger intended? When and how did Ruger change the ROA?
I know that somebody out there has all the answers....
I know that somebody out there has all the answers....