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I don't see a problem.
It's not uncommon for most any revolver or automatic to have primer strikes off slightly.
None of those look too bad.
One thing you can do to give a little more information is to use a marker to put a mark on the edge of the base of the cartridges and load the cartridges with with mark positioned at 12:00 O'clock in each chamber.
That way when you open the cylinder you'll be able to tell in what direction the slightly off-center strikes are.
Still, I don't see anything to be concerned about.
It's not uncommon for most any revolver or automatic to have primer strikes off slightly.
None of those look too bad.
One thing you can do to give a little more information is to use a marker to put a mark on the edge of the base of the cartridges and load the cartridges with with mark positioned at 12:00 O'clock in each chamber.
That way when you open the cylinder you'll be able to tell in what direction the slightly off-center strikes are.
Still, I don't see anything to be concerned about.
