Heritage Rough Rider .22 LR/ .22 WMR 4.75" Revolver with Black Pearl Grips, Blued – RR22MB4BHBPRL

Cool little pistol. Like the birds head grips. Like the versatility of 2 cylinders, so you can shoot long rifle or magnums. May have to get another, so I have a matching set.

These little zingers are awesome. Heritage rough Ryder was my first revolver I ever owned now I want more of them. Very accurate and easy to use plus look great. Thanks Heritage.

Perfect fit for my hand and excellent value. Beautiful firearm. I would recommend Heritage any time.

The Rough Rider cal..22 is going to be part of my collection of Cal..22 fire arms. Do not intend to use for sporting events.this This is a unique style of pistol. I would classify it in the buntline class. Thanks. Bert J. Terrazas

I love it it’s so much fun to shoot I have been wonting one for a while finally pulled the trigger lol and got it I live up in the woods no one close to me but it really does great thinking about ordering me another one because my grandkids like shooting it

I really can not speak about the Heritage Mfg. Rough Rider 9 inch adjustable site revolver since I just bought it. What I can say is that I own the Heritage Mfg. Rough Rider 6 inch adjustable site revolver and it is the reason I bought the 9 inch version of the exact same gun. I have fired the 6 inch version just over 200 rounds and I like it well...Read More Read more about review stating Not exactly the review you ask for but I did the best I could.

I like it’s made in USA and it’s made to be a ranchers friend to ward off coyotes and ferrel dogs. Also this gun is designed to see the rounds in the revolver. This Colt single action designed for the USA Army is a great deal!!!! $139.99 you can’t go wrong for this price to have personal protection from 2023! Lawlessness Society needs to kno...Read More Read more about review stating The Gun for all !

Finish could be a little better but no complaints.Does exactly what it's supposed to do. Accuracy is better than I expected. Getting 2.5 inch groups @ 15 yrds.

For the price this is a great little revolver. Not going to be the best when it comes to finish or quality, but for some target practice it’s hard to have more fun with a firearm for the price than a rough rider.

The finish on the actual gun is not the beautiful polished blue seen in this picture. It's a much more typical "black" colored blue.

This is a great shooting revolver that comes with two cylinders for $149.99 and Free shipping. These are not pretending to be high end blued collector safe queen worth a fortune some day revolvers. I've put a combined 1200 rounds of 22 LR and 420 rounds of 22 WMR through the two I purchased with the help of my nephew and have had zero problems. Accuracy, reliability, descent looks make for a lot of fun and all for very little money. Great way for new shooters to learn the single action revolver.

Finally stopped by the FFL/gun store & picked mine up today. Even at only $139.99 I was surprised at the poor finish. Screws loose and it is just not a gun for those that like a finely finished gun. Now that is out of the way I don't care and also I know that PSA didn't assemble this nor hold them responsible. Additionally at $139.99 I am interested in the function not the looks. FWIW I love the feel in my hand and will taking a chance on another in a shorter barrel configuration. These will be fun guns hopefully.

Only shot it once in .22lr. I didnt use the magnum yet. Either way..... my 11 year old and my freinds 12 year old almost knew how to use it and shoot it without me telling them. Very easy firearm to teach firearms safety with and its just fun. Who cares about the safety lever that some find not to be authentic. Its not hard to just not use it.

I like the 50 bmg version of this. It is loud but effective. I also will order another as soon as it is temporarily back in stock.

This might be my "favorite" size/length/grip combination that Heritage has yet created. The 6.5" Bbl model has the longest eye relief and does the best at longer ranges - it needs that squared grip to manage the heft of that longer barrel. The 3" Bbl model is handy, but not nearly so terrific for longer shots. The birds head grip makes it into quite the tidy little package for up-close stuff, I guess - great with ratshot in the barn. The 4.75" Bbl model is about the best

GOOD......and BAD...........but bad is only for the finish and the phone wait for Heritage C.S. My BH Heritage came in with a loading gate cover that was a copperish brown color, definite "mismatch" at the factory. Also, the cylinder surround portion of the frame was extremely spotty/poor on the bluing. Accepted it anyway at my FFL as I knew I would not find another one (any popular gun sells out in just hours right now).......decided to get it back to Hertiage to be repaired/finished

Mine had no issue with finish or front sight bent like some have said..for 150 bucks with a .22 mag cylinder u cant beat it!! i needed the black pearl grips,22 mag cylinder and the birds head frame that i used to swap out on a Barkeep 2 inch model..those 3 parts alone was gonna be $110 shipped..used the extra parts off the Barkeep to build this one back to a regular 4 inch config and then sold it for $150..so i got all my parts for free..remember work smarter not harder people!!

I was so impressed I bought another one. I did take a small file to make the rear sight a little bigger, 4 Clicks when you pull the hammer back. I had temp arthritus in my thumb from playing with the damn thing. Recommended. .22lr also means cheap wax bullets made at home if you into that thing.