Heritage Rough Rider .22 LR 6.5" Gold Cerakote Revolver
- .22 LR 4.75" Black $123.52
- .22 LR 6.5" Barrel $176.46
- .22 LR/.22 Mag Combo 6.5" $201.28
- .22 LR/.22 WMR Combo 4.75" $169.16
- Heritage Rough Rider .22 LR/.22 WMR 6.5" Revolver $169.16
- Heritage Rough Rider .22 LR/.22 WMR 6.5" Revolver $184.47
- Heritage Rough Rider .22 LR/.22 WMR 6.5" Revolver $208.86
- 16" Barrel .22LR $191.13
- 16" Barrel, 22LR/22WMR $201.06
- 22 LR 6.5" Blued $132.93
- 22 LR, 16" Barrel $165.40
- 22 LR/22 WMR Combo 9" $187.41
Classic single-action .22 LR rimfire revolver with 6.5" gold cerakote barrel, 6-round capacity, and black polymer grips. Perfect for plinking, pest control, and learning proper revolver fundamentals.
Heritage Rough Rider .22 LR Revolver
The Heritage Rough Rider represents honest, affordable shooting fun in the tradition of American single-action revolvers. This .22 LR is purpose-built for shooters who want to develop proper revolver technique without breaking the bank.
Why Choose the Rough Rider?
There's something timeless about a single-action revolver. The Rough Rider delivers that experience with:
- Proven Design: Classic single-action profile that teaches fundamental shooting skills
- Affordable Practice: .22 LR ammunition costs pennies per round, making extended practice sessions economical
- Versatile Use: Equally at home punching paper at the range, plinking tin cans, or managing farm varmints
- Reliable Performance: Six-round capacity with a smooth, predictable trigger
Specifications
- Caliber: .22 LR
- Capacity: 6 rounds
- Barrel Length: 6.5 inches
- Overall Length: 11.78 inches
- Weight: 33.4 ounces
- Finish: Gold cerakote barrel with black satin cylinder and gold cerakote steel frame
- Grips: Black polymer
- Sights: Fixed front sight, notch rear sight
- Rifling: 6 lands and grooves
- Safety: Thumb/hammer safety
A Shooter's Tool
Whether you're introducing a new shooter to revolver handling or you're a seasoned marksman looking for low-cost practice, the Rough Rider delivers dependable performance. The single-action mechanism teaches proper trigger control and sight alignment—skills that transfer directly to any firearm you'll ever shoot.
