![]() ![]() ![]() To do this, as most people know, you need a conversion cylinder to allow for shooting cartridge ammo. I decided not long after buying my first ROA that I wanted to shoot 45 Colt black powder cartridges from it. Who wants to fumble with a penny or screw driver in the field? Not me! This is one of the advantages that the 1858 Remmy design has over the ROA in my opinion. Clearly, though, when you talk about having the ability to change out cylinders in the field I can definitely see the advantage of not having to use a tool to turn that retaining pin. After all, who is going to need the convenience of turning that thing in the field using just your fingers. It is impossible to apply enough finger pressure to turn it. The one thing I don't like about the Ruger Old Army is the base pin retaining pin design that requires you to use a slotted screw driver or something flat like a penny to turn the retaining pin. ![]()
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