Heritage Mfg RR22MB9 Rough Rider 22 LR/22 WMR 6 Shot, 9″ Black Steel Barrel, Black Zinc Alloy Frame, Black Cylinder, Cocobolo Grip, Exposed Hammer

Description

Heritage Mfg RR22MB9 Rough Rider .22 LR / .22 WMR 9″ Revolver

The Heritage Mfg RR22MB9 Rough Rider revolver is designed for shooters who want classic single-action styling paired with versatile rimfire performance. Featuring a long 9-inch black steel barrel and a durable black zinc alloy frame, this revolver offers excellent balance and enhanced sight radius for improved accuracy. The revolver includes interchangeable .22 LR and .22 WMR cylinders, allowing shooters to switch calibers depending on their shooting needs. With traditional operation, exposed hammer design, and attractive cocobolo grip panels, this revolver blends heritage craftsmanship with practical functionality. Reliable rimfire performance and timeless design make it a popular revolver available through Shop Golden Brothers Co..

Key Specifications

Manufacturer: Heritage Manufacturing
Model: Rough Rider
Model Number: RR22MB9
Caliber: .22 LR / .22 WMR
Action: Single-Action Revolver
Capacity: 6 Rounds
Barrel Length: 9 Inches
Barrel Finish: Black Steel
Frame: Black Zinc Alloy Frame
Cylinder: Black Steel Cylinder
Grip: Cocobolo Wood Grip Panels
Hammer: Exposed Hammer
Safety: Manual Thumb Safety
Design: Classic Western-Style Rimfire Revolver

FAQ

What calibers can the Heritage RR22MB9 Rough Rider revolver fire?
The Heritage RR22MB9 Rough Rider is designed to shoot both .22 LR and .22 WMR ammunition using interchangeable cylinders. This flexibility allows shooters to choose economical .22 LR for practice or the more powerful .22 WMR for extended range and increased velocity.

How does the 9-inch barrel benefit the Rough Rider revolver?
The extended 9-inch barrel provides a longer sight radius, which can help improve aiming precision and shot consistency. It also contributes to balanced handling and enhanced stability during target shooting.

Is the Heritage RR22MB9 suitable for recreational shooting?
Yes, the revolver is commonly used for range practice and recreational shooting due to the mild recoil of rimfire cartridges. Its single-action operation and traditional design make it enjoyable for shooters who appreciate classic revolver handling.

Does the Rough Rider RR22MB9 support optics?
The revolver follows a traditional Western-style design and typically uses fixed iron sights. Shooters rely on the long barrel and sight alignment for accuracy rather than optics mounting systems.