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Revolving carbines were around almost as long as the single action revolver itself, and there's a good reason cowboys liked them: one gun, one manual of arms, packable size. The Heritage Rough Rider Rancher revives that idea in rimfire form, pairing the familiar Rough Rider single action revolver with a 16 inch barrel and a checkered walnut shoulder stock. This dual cylinder model runs both 22 LR and 22 WMR, so you can plink cheap all afternoon then drop in the magnum cylinder when a raccoon or coyote needs a firmer conversation.
There's no magazine to load and no bolt to run. Load six rounds in the cylinder, thumb the hammer back for each shot, and squeeze off some of the most satisfying trigger pulls in the rimfire world. The longer sight radius and shoulder stock make it noticeably easier to shoot well than a revolver, and the fixed front sight paired with an adjustable buckhorn rear lets you dial in your point of impact for whatever load you're feeding it. A manual safety rounds out the package. The black oxide finish on the alloy steel barrel and aluminum receiver keeps the look classic and low glare.
This version of the Rancher ships with a leather sling already fitted, which makes a real difference when you're covering ground checking fence lines or wandering the back forty. At around 32 inches overall, it stows easily behind a truck seat or on an ATV rack, and the walnut stock gives it a warmth you won't find on a plastic plinker.
Nobody buys a revolving carbine because it's the fastest thing at the range. You buy one because it's different, it's fun, and it turns an ordinary plinking session into something with a little history behind it. Between the two cylinders, the sling, and the classic looks, this Rough Rider Rancher is one of those guns that gets passed around the whole campfire.
Yes, this is the dual cylinder combo model, and swapping between them takes just a moment. Run inexpensive 22 LR for casual plinking and training, then switch to the 22 WMR cylinder when you want more punch for pests or small game. It's one of the biggest selling points of this particular version.
No, it's a true single action revolving carbine, so you cock the hammer manually before every shot, just like a classic single action revolver. The cylinder holds six rounds and loads through a loading gate. It's a slower, more deliberate way to shoot, and that's a big part of the charm.
With the shoulder stock and long sight radius, it's plenty accurate for tin cans, small game, and pest control at typical rimfire distances. Published testing has shown groups in the neighborhood of 3 to 3.5 inches at range from a bench with various bulk and standard loads. The adjustable buckhorn rear sight lets you zero it for your preferred ammo.
There's no traditional forend since the barrel sits ahead of a revolver cylinder, so Heritage includes a hook under the trigger guard area for your support hand. Keeping your support hand back there is important because of the cylinder gap. The included leather sling also gives you a comfortable carry option in the field.
| UPC | 727962704103 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | BR22M6B16HSLS |
| Action | |
| Barrel Length | 16" |
| Caliber/Gauge | 22 LR/22 WMR |
| Capacity | 6 |
| Safety | Manual |
| Sights | Fixed Front/Notched Rear |
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