Honestly, if I could get all the Ruger features in a lighter frame, I’d be over the moon. But it’s a workhorse, and I enjoy that aspect. Does anyone think the weight makes a difference in performance?
Haha, I feel you there! But come on, the weight helps with stability. The Super Redhawk is all about that balance—maybe it’s not just a trade-off, but a preference?
That’s a point worth reflecting on. The Ruger gives a certain feel that you won’t find elsewhere. I think it’s a matter of personal preference because everyone’s experience differs based on usage.
I’ve got a Ruger Super Redhawk in .22 Hornet, and I highly recommend customizing with Hogue grips. They add great comfort and control! What kind of accessories are you considering?
Custom grips do make a significant difference! I also suggest looking into fiber-optic sights. They really help with quick target acquisition.
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I love the Super Redhawk! For tuning, consider a trigger job. It can really enhance performance for precision shooting. Has anyone tried this?
Absolutely! A trigger job makes a night-and-day difference. I’ve had mine done, and I can’t believe I waited so long to do it.
Hey all, I’m new to the Ruger community! Are there specific sights that fit best on the Super Redhawk? I’m looking for something reliable.
Hi Brad! I recommend checking out Williams or TruGlo sights. They’re both solid choices for upgrading your optics.
Don’t forget about compensators! They can reduce recoil and improve follow-up shot accuracy. Has anyone had luck with specific brands?
I’ve tried a few brands, and I found that the muzzle brake from Hogue works wonders. Effectively tamed my .22 Hornet!
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I’ve been thinking about grips too! Is it worth investing in wood grips? I worry about the weight but love the aesthetics.
Totally! Wood grips do add a nice touch and feel great. Just ensure they’re properly fitted and sealed to avoid moisture damage.
You all are making me want to upgrade my Redhawk! What’s next after grips and sights? Any thoughts?
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