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There is a reason the Heritage Rough Rider keeps showing up in range bags and truck consoles all over the country. It takes the look and feel of the classic Single Action Army, scales it down to rimfire, and keeps the whole experience simple. This model is the combo version, which means you get two cylinders in the box: one for .22 LR and one for .22 WMR. Run bulk-pack LR ammo when you just want a relaxed afternoon of plinking, then swap over to the magnum cylinder when you need more thump for pests or small game. The swap takes seconds and does not require tools.
The 6.5 inch barrel is the sweet spot for a rimfire single action. You get a longer sight radius than the shorter barrel versions, which makes the fixed front blade and notched rear easier to line up on tin cans and squirrels alike. Velocity picks up a bit too, especially with .22 WMR loads that appreciate the extra barrel. The whole gun measures 11.78 inches overall and weighs around 33 ounces, so it carries the right amount of heft to soak up what little recoil rimfire produces without feeling like a boat anchor on your hip.
Heritage built this version for folks who spend time outdoors. The matte black satin finish keeps glare down in the field and still looks sharp at the counter, and the green camo laminate grips give it a personality most single actions in this price range just do not have. Rounding things out is Heritage's hammer block safety on the left side of the frame, a handy extra layer of security while loading or handling that you can flip off when it is time to shoot.
Because it is single action only, every shot starts with cocking the hammer, which makes this a natural trainer for new shooters learning deliberate shooting habits. Experienced hands appreciate it for the same reason: it slows you down in the best way. Load six, take your time, and enjoy one of the most affordable ways to keep a revolver in the rotation.
Yes, this is the combo model, so both cylinders ship in the box. You can run inexpensive .22 LR for plinking and practice, then swap to the .22 WMR cylinder when you want more power for small game or pests. Switching cylinders is quick and requires no tools.
No, always match the ammo to the cylinder that is installed. The .22 WMR case is longer and slightly larger in diameter than .22 LR, and each cylinder is chambered specifically for its cartridge. Keeping the two straight is easy since the WMR cylinder is marked, and a quick swap gets you set up for either round.
The Rough Rider uses a hammer block safety mounted on the left rear of the frame. When engaged, it physically prevents the hammer from contacting the cartridge, which adds a layer of security while loading, unloading, or handling. Just flip it off when you are ready to shoot, and it stays out of the way.
It is one of the most popular starter revolvers out there for good reason. The single action design means you cock the hammer for every shot, which builds deliberate habits, and rimfire recoil is nearly nonexistent. The longer 6.5 inch barrel also stretches the sight radius, making it easier to shoot accurately than the shorter versions.
| UPC | 727962506318 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | RR22MBS6 |
| Action | |
| ATF Type | Revolver |
| Barrel Finish | Black Satin |
| Barrel Length | 6.5" |
| Caliber/Gauge | .22 LR |
| Capacity | 6 |
| Color | Black |
| Length | 11.78 |
| Model | |
| Package Height | 1.8 |
| Package Width | 5.5 |
| Product Type | Revolver |
| Safety | Hammer Block |
| Shipping Weight | 3.15 |
| Sights | Fixed Front/Notched Rear |
| Units per Box | 1 |
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