Nick Stroebel included the Norman Ford Texan in his Old Scopes book, see pages 153 and 154.
Just curious, but for other than nostalgic reasons, why would you want to burn ammo using a 50+ year old scope with optically quality that you'd likely have nothing but contempt for if this was a current production scope?
1) because I like to match older rifles with period correct scopes when I can, so long as the scope works well.
2) getting harder and harder to find scopes with a gloss finish, and this one had a gloss finish
3) also hard to find the post and crosshair reticle, and this scope had THAT feature as well.
Would have been pretty cool on a Savage 250/3000 or 358 or 1950's era 336 for example.
