The Heritage Manufacturing Rough Rider is a classic single-action rimfire revolver built for plinking, small-game hunting, and introducing new shooters to the fundamentals of handgun operation. This model ships with a dual-cylinder configuration chambered in both .22 LR and .22 Magnum, giving you versatile rimfire options in a single platform. The traditional Western-style design, blued finish, and single-action mechanism make it an honest, no-frills revolver at a practical price point.
Key Specifications
- The revolver is chambered in .22 LR and includes a convertible .22 Magnum cylinder for added versatility.
- Cylinder capacity is 9 rounds, offering more shots per load than traditional 6-shot single-actions.
- The barrel measures 4.75 inches in length, delivering a classic single-action profile and balanced pointability.
- Overall length is 10.03 inches, keeping the platform compact and easy to handle.
- The action is single-action only, requiring the hammer to be manually cocked before each shot.
- The barrel and frame feature a blued / black finish for a traditional aesthetic and basic corrosion resistance.
- Sights are fixed front and rear, providing a straightforward sight picture suited to close-range rimfire use.
- The safety system is a hammer/thumb safety, consistent with classic single-action revolver design.
- Shipping weight is approximately 2.85 lbs, reflecting a lightweight and easily portable handgun.
- Note: California direct shipment is not available for this model; CA residents should check local transfer regulations.
The Rough Rider’s dual-cylinder capability sets it apart from comparably priced single-action rimfires, making it a smart choice for shooters who want the flexibility to run economical .22 LR for volume shooting or step up to .22 Magnum when the situation calls for it. Whether it’s a day at the range, a small-game outing, or a beginner’s first handgun, the Rough Rider delivers reliable, straightforward performance rooted in a time-tested design.






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