Heritage Mfg RR22S4 Rough Rider 22 LR 6 Shot 4.75″ Gold Cerakote Steel Barrel & Frame, Black Satin Cylinder, Black Polymer Grips Features Black Accents

The Heritage Mfg RR22S4 Rough Rider .22 LR 6 Shot 4.75″ Gold Cerakote Steel Barrel & Frame, Black Satin Cylinder, Black Polymer Grips Features Black Accents is a no-nonsense single-action revolver built for plinking, pest control, and range fun without breaking the bank. At $148.72, this Rough Rider gives you a classic six-shooter profile with a modern twist—gold Cerakote finish on the barrel and frame, a black satin cylinder, and black polymer grips with black accents. It’s lightweight, reliable, and chambered in .22 LR, making it ideal for new shooters, budget-conscious owners, or anyone who wants a low-cost, high-fun rimfire revolver.

Key Features

• Gold Cerakote Finish on Barrel & Frame – This isn’t just for looks; Cerakote provides a durable, corrosion-resistant surface that stands up to sweat, range dust, and daily carry in an urban environment. Why it matters: You get a revolver that looks sharp and stays protected against the elements, even in a humid apartment or vehicle.
• Black Satin Cylinder with Black Accents – The satin finish reduces glare, so you can focus on your target without reflection issues. Why it matters: In low-light home defense scenarios or outdoor shooting, less glare means faster target acquisition and less distraction.
• Black Polymer Grips with Black Accents – These grips offer a secure, non-slip hold, even with sweaty hands or in wet conditions. Why it matters: A solid grip translates to better control, especially for rapid-fire plinking or when managing recoil from .22 LR.
• Single-Action Trigger with 6-Shot Capacity – The classic single-action design delivers a crisp, predictable trigger pull, requiring manual cocking before each shot. Why it matters: This forces deliberate aiming, improving accuracy for new shooters and making it a great training tool for fundamentals.
• 4.75″ Steel Barrel – The barrel length balances accuracy and portability, giving you a sight radius long enough for precise shots without being unwieldy to carry in a range bag or backpack. Why it matters: You get reliable performance for plinking cans or small-game pest control without the bulk of a full-size revolver.

Who It’s For

This Rough Rider is for the urban CCW holder who wants a fun, affordable rimfire revolver for the range or backyard plinking. It’s also perfect for apartment dwellers who need a low-recoil, low-cost firearm for training new shooters or controlling pests like rats and squirrels. If you’re on a tight budget but still want a reliable, classic-style revolver for recreational shooting, this is your pick.

Pros & Cons

• Pros: Affordable price point ($148.72), durable Cerakote finish, lightweight polymer grips, reliable single-action mechanism, easy to clean and maintain.
• Cons: Single-action only—requires manual cocking for each shot, which reduces rate of fire compared to double-action revolvers. Also, .22 LR lacks stopping power for serious self-defense, so this is strictly a plinker/trainer, not a primary defensive tool.

Comparison vs Competitors

Compared to Zev and Lone Wolf, the Heritage Rough Rider wins on price by a landslide—but you sacrifice double-action capability and premium materials. If you’re just starting out or want a cheap range toy, this is the clear choice.

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Trust & Delivery

• ✓ Nationwide delivery (all 50 states) – ships to your FFL dealer
• ✓ Ships 1-2 business days from order
• ✓ 30-day returns on unused firearms
• ✓ Secure checkout with encrypted payment

Last updated: April 2026

According to industry data, Heritage Manufacturing holds an estimated 15% market share in the rimfire revolver segment, making them a top choice for budget-conscious shooters.

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