Heritage Manufacturing Rough Rider Camo 4.75" 22 Long Rifle / 22 Magnum / 22 WMR Revolver - 6 Rounds, 4.75" Barrel, Wood Grips, 3-Dot Sights

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• Q: Barrel length is listed as 4.75" but the image looks like it's probably the 6". Which is correct?

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  • Asked 02/08/2020 01:15 by Nathan H

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  Nathan, Buds often uses incorrect stock photos so always trust the UPC code Sir. This UPC code is for the Heritage Rough Rider with Barrel Length of 4.75 inches.

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• Q: Does the Heritage RR22MCH4 Rough Rider 6RD 22LR/22MAG come with 2 cylinders, one for 22 LR and another for 22M?

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  • Asked 11/23/2017 04:30 by Graig B

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  Yes it does The .22 caliber Heritage Manufacturing Rough Rider Combo is one of those Single Action Army revolvers that take you back in time. The six shot cylinders, spur hammer, simulated case hardened finish, and laminated camo grips elicit images of Cowboys and Indians or perhaps Tough Lawmen. Being a combo kit this Rough Rider incorporated additional flexibility by including both .22 Long Rifle and .22 Magnum cylinders. This provides flexibility with some serious potential for fun at the range with the family.
  

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• Q: How does layaway work how much down? How much a month and how long do you have to pay it off

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  • Asked 08/31/2017 00:25 by william c

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  place item in cart. go to checkout. select FFL to be shipped to (can select or change later) continue to payment select Layaway. Pay the 20% needed to remove gun from inventory (gun price $214.00 20% down payment cash $42.86 Credit $44.09). You can pay for the gun with a mixture of cash and credit and you will get the cash price on the amount you pay with cash or e-checks the portion that you pay with credit card/debit card will have a 3% charge added. Some Items can be placed on a 180 day layaway but most have a 90 day lay away You can use your gift card by calling or using the chat now function. The gift card will count as a credit card so it will have the 3% charge added. No set payments after the initial 20% down you can wait until the end to pay off the rest or pay whenever you want

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