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In most chamberings, purely for looks. For instance, the Ruger Super Blackhawk has an unfluted cylinder in keeping with it's "Dragoon" appearance, but the Ruger Blackhawk in .44 Magnum (same chambering) had a fluted cylinder. Revolvers in the truly monster chamberings like .475 Linebaugh typically use a non-fluted cylinder to maximize the strength of the cylinder. sales@countrygunsmith.net
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Fluted revolver cylinders are designed to reduce weight and allow for easier insertion and ejection of rounds. Non-fluted cylinders may be preferred for aesthetic reasons or to provide a larger surface area for engraving or other decorative elements. Ultimately, the decision to Flute a revolver cylinder comes down to the preferences of the manufacturer and the intended use of the firearm.
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