Followed me Home.
Posted: Mon Mar 15, 2021 10:27 am
Well Sat. afternoon I needed to run to the grocery store for a few things.
Just so happens,
that the local Academy store is at the opposite end of the same strip mall as one of the Koger stores.
So I just went to gander, and did find a holster for my little Kimber Solo.
While gazing at the handgun counter I saw three Heritage revolvers, and one Wrangler.
I have been interested in them, and I'm a Ruger fan any way.
They only had the one, as I was thinking about the black one, but the silver was what was there.
And the other thread had gotten my interest peaked again.
thanks to all you guys.
So did the deed, and they offered me a 500 count box of Winchester ammo, at a reasonable price, worked out to just a hair over .06Β’ a piece.
The pistol was $199 plus uncle Sam's part, so no gouge, a buddy said a shop on the southside has the same one for $219 + tax.
Brought it home and took it apart some just inspecting, the cylinder is a little different in comparison to the single-sixes.
The rod the holds it in place is identical, on inspection I noticed that one particular chamber was so tight I couldn't get a round in it.
So I do a little honing and got it to where it would slip in fine, while I was at it I hit the others just a tad for good measure.
And next, as I do with All of my Ruger single actions, I unhook one side if the hammer spring. It lightens the trigger ever so slightly.
And threw those plastic grips in a bag and went into the the grip dance, finally went with a lighter set that matches up closely with the H001.
Next I take it out on the back porch,
yes and toss out a couple Mt. Dew cans about 10 or so yards.
Took a few rounds to figure out the sights, and I hitting 60%, pulled out one of the Rough Riders and one of SS's.
Did better with Wrangler than the Heritage, but didn't out shoot the single-six.
No surprise since the sights are more better, plus I have years of time behind the pair of those.
So over all it's a pretty fair pistola, and I believe with a little time I will be pretty effective with it.
I like the weight and balance of it, and twirls rather easily.
.
RP
Just so happens,
So I just went to gander, and did find a holster for my little Kimber Solo.
While gazing at the handgun counter I saw three Heritage revolvers, and one Wrangler.
I have been interested in them, and I'm a Ruger fan any way.
They only had the one, as I was thinking about the black one, but the silver was what was there.
And the other thread had gotten my interest peaked again.
So did the deed, and they offered me a 500 count box of Winchester ammo, at a reasonable price, worked out to just a hair over .06Β’ a piece.
The pistol was $199 plus uncle Sam's part, so no gouge, a buddy said a shop on the southside has the same one for $219 + tax.
Brought it home and took it apart some just inspecting, the cylinder is a little different in comparison to the single-sixes.
The rod the holds it in place is identical, on inspection I noticed that one particular chamber was so tight I couldn't get a round in it.
So I do a little honing and got it to where it would slip in fine, while I was at it I hit the others just a tad for good measure.
And next, as I do with All of my Ruger single actions, I unhook one side if the hammer spring. It lightens the trigger ever so slightly.
And threw those plastic grips in a bag and went into the the grip dance, finally went with a lighter set that matches up closely with the H001.
Next I take it out on the back porch,
Took a few rounds to figure out the sights, and I hitting 60%, pulled out one of the Rough Riders and one of SS's.
Did better with Wrangler than the Heritage, but didn't out shoot the single-six.
No surprise since the sights are more better, plus I have years of time behind the pair of those.
So over all it's a pretty fair pistola, and I believe with a little time I will be pretty effective with it.
I like the weight and balance of it, and twirls rather easily.
RP