Your Browser is OutdatedReviews by TkyHunter1776
#5 Actually Fits the Ruger Security-Six
Written on Mar 15, 2022
Review for
Bianchi 111 Cyclone Hip Holster
Always a big fan of the classic 111 Cyclone. Leather and a wheel gun...
After WAY too much research trying to find a quality leather holster for a newly acquired vintage Ruger Security-Six - 6", I stumbled across several old posts stating that the revolver would fit the same holster as a S&W K-Frame. I took a chance and the #5 was a slightly tight fit. Then I soaked it in warm water, wrapped the revolver in plastic food wrap, snapped it in the holster, massaged the leather to form fit it, and let it sit for 3-days to fully dry.
Now a GREAT fitting holster for my Security-Six.
As always, I polish with Brown shoe polish to give it a slightly deeper classy brown tone.
After WAY too much research trying to find a quality leather holster for a newly acquired vintage Ruger Security-Six - 6", I stumbled across several old posts stating that the revolver would fit the same holster as a S&W K-Frame. I took a chance and the #5 was a slightly tight fit. Then I soaked it in warm water, wrapped the revolver in plastic food wrap, snapped it in the holster, massaged the leather to form fit it, and let it sit for 3-days to fully dry.
Now a GREAT fitting holster for my Security-Six.
As always, I polish with Brown shoe polish to give it a slightly deeper classy brown tone.
Vortex Scores a 10 With the new Razor LHT 3-15x42mm
Written on Sep 30, 2020
Good things come for those who wait. After a couple of years of searching for the perfect long-range rifle scope for hunting – Vortex just knocked this one out of the ballpark.
My criteria were: clear/bright glass; light weight; parallax adjustment; a KISS reticle with windage and elevation marked in the reticle; a zero-stop; a reticle line thick enough to see in shadows; illuminated; and well under $2K.
A lot to ask for.
I was frustrated with many of the light-weights like Leupold who made “long-range” hunters – but without parallax adjustment and no windage marks for hold over on the horizontal reticle line (?) – Certainly a feature more important than an external windage knob.
Many of the other scope makers had similar designs with Mil-dots or non-enumerated hash marks. Unfortunately, some of the great Vortex range or competition scopes were as heavy as a tank.
I had picked up the now discontinued predecessor Vortex-HD 3-15x42 after reading about it in Phill Massaro’s Big Book of Ballistics. With the original HSR-4 reticle and its 1” lightweight tube – it was a near perfect long-range hunter, with the exception of being non-illuminated.
The new Razor HD LHT 3-15x42mm with its 30mm tube, HSR-5i reticle, and illuminated dot is pretty much – Perfect.
The reticle is SIMPLE and practical. The Zero-stop is Easy to install. Although the Zero-stop limits elevation travel to 29 MOA (or equivalent in the Mil model), for most hunting applications that would get most rifles
My criteria were: clear/bright glass; light weight; parallax adjustment; a KISS reticle with windage and elevation marked in the reticle; a zero-stop; a reticle line thick enough to see in shadows; illuminated; and well under $2K.
A lot to ask for.
I was frustrated with many of the light-weights like Leupold who made “long-range” hunters – but without parallax adjustment and no windage marks for hold over on the horizontal reticle line (?) – Certainly a feature more important than an external windage knob.
Many of the other scope makers had similar designs with Mil-dots or non-enumerated hash marks. Unfortunately, some of the great Vortex range or competition scopes were as heavy as a tank.
I had picked up the now discontinued predecessor Vortex-HD 3-15x42 after reading about it in Phill Massaro’s Big Book of Ballistics. With the original HSR-4 reticle and its 1” lightweight tube – it was a near perfect long-range hunter, with the exception of being non-illuminated.
The new Razor HD LHT 3-15x42mm with its 30mm tube, HSR-5i reticle, and illuminated dot is pretty much – Perfect.
The reticle is SIMPLE and practical. The Zero-stop is Easy to install. Although the Zero-stop limits elevation travel to 29 MOA (or equivalent in the Mil model), for most hunting applications that would get most rifles
36 of 37 found the following review helpful.
There are no reviews that match your criteria. Would you like to
reset filters?