Heritage Rough Rider 22/22M 4.75 BL

Heritage Rough Rider 22/22M 4.75 BL

Model RR22MB4	Condition Factory New
Bud's Item # 87903	UPC 727962500217

Description

HERITAGE MFG INC Rough Rider Single Action Rimfire Revolvers

Heritage Arms 6 Round 22LR/22 Mag Revolver w/4 3/4" Barrel & Blue Finish

Born of the Traditions of the Old West, the Rough Rider maintains much of the look and feel of the legendary Single Action Army revolver, only in a scaled down version. Chambered for the .22 LR and .22 Magnum cartridges the Rough Rider is manufactured using state of the art precision machinery that assures its accuracy and reliability. The cylinder lock up is tight and the perfect timing of the action makes for a handgun that will put its shots where you want 'em.

SPECIFICATIONS:Mfg Item Num: RR22MB4 Category: FIREARMS - HANDGUNS Type :RevolverAction :SingleCaliber :22 LR / 22 WMRBarrel Length :4 3/4"Capacity :6 rdSafety :Hammer BlockGrips :WoodSights :Fixed Front, Notched RearWeight :33.4 oz (Unloaded)Finish :Blue

Customer Reviews

27 Customer Reviews
Average 4.8 out of 5

Timothy SI finally got the chance to take this revolver to the range and try out both cylinders, at the same time. I have to say, that this pistol shoots rather flawlessly! The features all rather nice. It has the Coco wood grip and features a thumb flip safety to the left side of the hammer. Changing out from the 22 LR to the 22 Magnum literally takes seconds. The blue'd finish appears to be of very decent quality overall and cleaning/oiling is an absolute snap.
3 weeks ago
Jamie SI'm a VIP member and as usual, gun arrived within a few days. I bought the Rough Rider partly to learn a little "cowboy" shooting and just to have something cheap to plink with that doesn't burn ammo quite as fast as our semi-autos. I bought the 4.75 inch version with the dual cylinders. I like the balance of the mid length gun. I read up on them on the internet and most of the comments seemed to be positive with many people owning these guns for a lifetime. So while a fancy stainless 6 gun would be nice, the $3-400 price difference will pay for a lot of ammo! Three of us took it out in the hills and ran about 150 rounds through it. It definitely slowed down our ammo consumption. LOL No firing issues. We had an inexperienced shooter with us, first time he'd shot a revolver and he was consistently pinking our metal plates at 50 feet. I fired a few "longs" that we had too. I haven't shot a "long" in about 25 years. LOL It's about like shooting a BB gun. Once we put the regular "long rifle" rounds in it acted and sounded more like a real gun! The wood grips give a natural feel. One of the few guns I own that I haven't wanted to change grips immediately. The finish is fine. I wasn't expecting it to be a work of art, but it's actually a pretty decent finish. The gun is accurate, fun to shoot, and slow to load. :) I invested in a box of .22 mags to give a try next time. Overall my impression is this gun is a keeper. It's a good start for someone just looking to do some plinking, or maybe some varmint shooting without sinking a lot of money into a gun.
3 weeks ago
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