Heritage Mfg Rough Rider 4.75" .22LR/.22 Mag Small Bore Revolver - Satin Finish

The Heritage Mfg Rough Rider 4.75" .22LR/.22 Mag small bore revolver is a budget-friendly single-action wheelgun that handles both .22 Long Rifle and .22 Magnum ammunition—giving you flexibility without breaking the bank. The satin finish on the steel barrel and cylinder delivers a subdued, low-glare appearance that works whether you're at the range, in the field, or just plinking in the backyard. At 33.4 ounces with a 10-inch overall length, it balances handy handling with classic proportions.

This is a shooter's revolver, not a safe queen. The fixed open sights are straightforward and reliable; the 6-pound trigger pull is predictable; and the dual-caliber capability means you can swap between .22 LR for target work and .22 Mag for a bit more pepper on smaller game or varmints. The aluminum alloy frame keeps weight down, while the laminate camo grips give you something to actually hold onto and add a touch of character that doesn't scream "tactical." Heritage designed the satin finish specifically to minimize glare in lower light, so you get a practical tool that looks good doing it.

Whether you're training a new shooter, teaching kids firearm fundamentals, or just want a no-fuss rimfire that won't hurt your wallet, the Rough Rider delivers honest value. It's the kind of gun that gets grabbed for casual range days and doesn't need an excuse to be there.

Key Features

• Single-action revolver chambered in .22 LR and .22 Magnum—switch calibers by changing cylinders
• 6-round capacity for reliable, straightforward operation
• 4.75-inch steel barrel with satin finish for reduced glare
• Fixed open sights—simple, functional, and zero-maintenance
• Aluminum alloy frame keeps the gun light and manageable
• Green camo laminate grips provide grip texture and aesthetic appeal
• 6-pound trigger pull—smooth and predictable
• Compact overall length of 10 inches for easy handling

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I shoot both .22 LR and .22 Magnum in the same gun?

Yes. The Rough Rider is chambered for both calibers, so you can run either cartridge through the same revolver. This dual-caliber flexibility makes it a practical choice if you want to switch between standard rimfire and a hotter magnum load depending on your shooting task.

What's the sight picture like on this revolver?

The Rough Rider uses fixed open sights with a rear notch. They're simple and reliable—no batteries, no adjustments needed—just aim and shoot. For target and plinking work, they're more than adequate; for precision groups at distance, you may want to consider an optical sight if your model permits.

Is this revolver suitable for hunting or just range shooting?

The .22 Magnum variant makes the Rough Rider viable for small game and varmint work at modest ranges. That said, the fixed sights and single-action trigger mean it's primarily a fun gun for practice, plinking, and casual shooting. Check your local hunting regulations and game laws before using any firearm for hunting.

How much does it weigh, and is it comfortable to carry?

At 33.4 ounces with a 10-inch overall length, the Rough Rider is compact and lightweight enough for pocket or belt carry if you choose. The green camo laminate grips provide solid purchase without being oversized. Carry comfort depends on your preferred method and holster, but the gun itself is nimble by revolver standards.