The Heritage Rough Rider .22 LR revolver is a single-action rimfire handgun built for backyard plinking, small game, and pest control without the expense of centerfire ammunition. This 4.75-inch barrel model combines classic revolver ergonomics with the approachable learning curve of .22 LR, making it equally at home in a beginner's hands or as a fun addition to an experienced shooter's collection. The fixed front and rear notch sights keep things straightforward—no batteries, no electronics, just point and shoot.

Heritage engineered the Rough Rider with a zinc alloy frame finished in Cerakote burnt bronze, paired with an alloy steel cylinder and barrel in matching burnt bronze. That two-tone aesthetic—bronze frame and barrel against black oxide cylinder—gives the gun a purposeful, rugged look. The poly grip with star inlays feels solid in hand and won't bite you like hard wood or cold steel. Single-action trigger means you manually cock the hammer for each shot; the manual safety keeps the gun secure when holstered or stored.

At just over 10 inches overall and 30 ounces unloaded, it's compact enough to carry or keep accessible without fatigue. The six-round capacity is standard for classic single-action design, and reloading is part of the ritual—slow, deliberate shooting that builds trigger control and fundamentals. Whether you're teaching a younger shooter, ringing steel at the range, or managing critters around the property, the Rough Rider delivers reliable rimfire performance at a price that doesn't sting.

The Heritage Rough Rider .22 LR revolver is a single-action rimfire handgun built for backyard plinking, small game, and pest control without the expense of centerfire ammunition. This 4.75-inch barrel model combines classic revolver ergonomics with the approachable learning curve of .22 LR, making it equally at home in a beginner's hands or as a fun addition to an experienced shooter's collection. The fixed front and rear notch sights keep things straightforward—no batteries, no electronics, just point and shoot.

Heritage engineered the Rough Rider with a zinc alloy frame finished in Cerakote burnt bronze, paired with an alloy steel cylinder and barrel in matching burnt bronze. That two-tone aesthetic—bronze frame and barrel against black oxide cylinder—gives the gun a purposeful, rugged look. The poly grip with star inlays feels solid in hand and won't bite you like hard wood or cold steel. Single-action trigger means you manually cock the hammer for each shot; the manual safety keeps the gun secure when holstered or stored.

At just over 10 inches overall and 30 ounces unloaded, it's compact enough to carry or keep accessible without fatigue. The six-round capacity is standard for classic single-action design, and reloading is part of the ritual—slow, deliberate shooting that builds trigger control and fundamentals. Whether you're teaching a younger shooter, ringing steel at the range, or managing critters around the property, the Rough Rider delivers reliable rimfire performance at a price that doesn't sting.