I’ve fallen in love with my Toklat as a deep woods gun. Monster power in a not so monster size (smith L frame sized). Still very manageable to carry on the belt or in a shoulder holster, and makes even full house .454 fairly easy to shoot with its big squishy backstrap.
Versatile guy too. I have loads as light as 200gr at 600fps for zapping little critters, to .44 mag equivalent (240gr at 1400 fps), all the way up to Double Tap’s monster 400gr 1400fps grizzly pills. The thing has some bite.
I did put a Wilson Combat spring kit in mine though. The factory DA trigger was a bear (heh...) to pull quickly from a draw. The big grip and my stubby fingers made the factory weight (10-12lbs) just too much to confidently fire quickly. The reduced weight kit brought it down to around 8lbs for DA....much much better.
Although it’s an unusual size for a SRH, it fits in many standard Redhawk holsters. I have a belt holster made by triple K for the standard Redhawk, but sold through Ruger’s site as a Toklat holster. Works fine. My shoulder rig is the Bianchi with the leaf spring closure. Again, just fine.