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Is this actually case hardened and will it meet the Minnesota restriction on Melting point?
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Heritage Manufacturing Rough Rider Case Hardened/Black 6.5" 22 Long Rifle Revolver
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According to heritage's website it is not case hardened it is simulated. />
"The Heritage Rough Rider Case Hardened 9-shot small-bore models are similar to our standard alloy offerings but feature a simulated case hardened frame finish for an upgraded appearance."
https://heritagemfg.com/small-bore/9-shot-rough-rider/87-6-5-rough-rider-22-lr-simulated-case-hardened-cocobolo
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And it does not meet the melting point laws in MN, as they name Heritage arms specifically as not being compliant.
"Prohibited: Ruger Wrangler .22 revolvers, Walther rimfire pistols, Cobra, Phoenix Arms, Heritage Arms, Hi-Point, and GSG rimfire pistols."
Full info here
budsgunshop.com/feeds/state_reg/minnesota_restrictions.pdf