There seem to be many Ruger Blackhawk owner/operators using this (most excellent) site so I thought I would see if anyone has experienced something that I have noticed regarding my SBH.The front of my cylinder has developed small pits at the inner and outer edge of the "burn rings" that form during firing.The inner edge of the forcing cone also was worn and no longer held a sharp edge(the rifiling looks fine).I returned the revolver to Ruger with a letter stating my observations,and it was returned with a recut forcing cone.My other .44 Mags(including SBHs)do not exhibit this on their cylinder faces.This SBH was my first .44 Magnum and has seen the most "action"-luckily I own more 44s now and the shooting is now spread out between them.Has anyone noticed this on their revolvers? The forcing cone wear I understand,but the cylinder? The gun still shoots great thankfully.