Scoping my 44 mag Ruger
I just couldn't find a way to shoot or zero my new-to-me Ruger with the open sights on the rifle; tried my bifocals and Rx ballistic shooting glasses, so decided to move a spare AR Leupold to it. At first, had trouble sourcing the proper rings/mounts, but then found on Ebay a new set precisely for my rifle. Was easy, and works great for my aging eyes. By the way, I made up a wooden rifle bench device for working on my rifles, just takes a moment to clamp it to my work bench, pad the two ends to securely hold whatever firearm I want to work on, usually sights and cleaning, and whatever.
I did nor want a dot optic or big bulky scope on my rifle, that sort of sighting device just seemed too "modern" or just out of place on my carbine.
Works for me... SF VET
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I just couldn't find a way to shoot or zero my new-to-me Ruger with the open sights on the rifle; tried my bifocals and Rx ballistic shooting glasses, so decided to move a spare AR Leupold to it. At first, had trouble sourcing the proper rings/mounts, but then found on Ebay a new set precisely for my rifle. Was easy, and works great for my aging eyes. By the way, I made up a wooden rifle bench device for working on my rifles, just takes a moment to clamp it to my work bench, pad the two ends to securely hold whatever firearm I want to work on, usually sights and cleaning, and whatever.
I did nor want a dot optic or big bulky scope on my rifle, that sort of sighting device just seemed too "modern" or just out of place on my carbine.
Works for me... SF VET
