The Heritage Rough Rider in .22 LR is a classic single-action revolver that delivers authentic Western style without sacrificing real-world performance — whether you're out on the range, hunting small game, or competing in cowboy action shooting.
- Chambered in .22 LR with a 9-round cylinder for extended shooting sessions
- 6.5-inch barrel provides improved accuracy and longer sight radius
- Durable aluminum alloy frame keeps weight low without cutting corners
- 6-groove rifling with 1-14 right-hand twist ensures consistent bullet stabilization
- Hammer block safety system adds a critical layer of drop protection
- Timeless single-action design ideal for plinking, small game, and cowboy shooting
Who This Is For
The Heritage Rough Rider is a perfect fit for .22 LR enthusiasts who want a reliable, affordable single-action revolver with genuine Western character. It's especially well-suited for beginners learning revolver fundamentals, seasoned shooters who enjoy classic cowboy-style action, and outdoorsmen looking for a lightweight, accurate small-game sidearm that won't break the bank.
Specifications
| Brand | Heritage Manufacturing |
|---|---|
| Model | Rough Rider |
| Caliber | .22 LR |
| Capacity | 9 Rounds |
| Barrel Length | 6.5 inches |
| Action | Single-Action |
| Frame Material | Aluminum Alloy |
| Rifling | 6-Groove, 1:14 Right-Hand Twist |
| Safety | Hammer Block |
| Finish | Cocobolo Grips / Alloy Frame |
Frequently Asked Questions
Can the Heritage Rough Rider also shoot .22 Magnum?
Some Heritage Rough Rider models are sold with an interchangeable .22 Magnum cylinder, but this specific configuration is chambered for .22 LR only. Always verify the cylinder included with your purchase before attempting to fire any other caliber.
Is this revolver suitable for small game hunting?
Yes — the 6.5-inch barrel and 1:14 right-hand twist rifling make the Rough Rider accurate enough for squirrel, rabbit, and other small game at typical handgun distances. The 9-round capacity also gives you more follow-up shots compared to traditional 6-shot single-action revolvers.
How does the single-action mechanism work, and is it beginner-friendly?
In a single-action revolver, the hammer must be manually cocked before each shot, which also advances the cylinder. This straightforward, deliberate action makes it an excellent teaching platform for new shooters learning trigger discipline and safe firearm handling, while still being fully satisfying for experienced enthusiasts who appreciate the classic Western shooting experience.
- Caliber:
- 22 LR
- Capacity:
- 9 RD
- Night Sights:
- No
- Barrel Length:
- 6.5"
- Action Type:
- Revolver
- Optics Ready:
- No
- Frame Material:
- Alloy
- Slide Color:
- Blue
- Frame Color:
- Blue