HERITAGE ARMS 6-SHOT ROUGH RIDER for Sale

Quick Look

Heritage Arms began crafting the 6-Shot Rough Rider as an affordable, quality single-action revolver inspired by classic Old West designs. Its design emphasizes simplicity and reliability with traditional styling. The Rough Rider remains popular among collectors and shooters seeking a nostalgic yet practical revolver option.

Why It's a Top Choice

• Classic single-action design with strong heritage appeal
• Affordable price compared to premium single-actions
• Strong community support for aftermarket grips and accessories
• Chambered typically in .22 LR and .22 WMR for manageable recoil
• Robust steel frame construction for durability

Key Variants

Heritage Arms 22LR Rough Rider

Ideal for plinking and small game hunting with low recoil and cost-effective ammo.

Heritage Arms 22WMR Rough Rider

Offers more power for hunting and self-defense in a compact, traditional revolver.

Competitor Comparison Table

Feature	Heritage Arms 6-Shot Rough Rider	Uberti Single Action	Smith & Wesson 617
MSRP	$250–$300	$600–$900	$550–$700
Capacity/Size	6 rounds, single-action	6 rounds, single-action	10 rounds, double-action
Weight	25 oz (approx.)	30 oz (approx.)	30 oz (approx.)
Optics-Ready	No	No	No
Trigger Type	Single-action	Single-action	Double-action / Single-action
Notable Pro	Classic look and budget-friendly	High-quality finishes and authenticity	High capacity with accurate trigger
Notable Con	Limited caliber options	Higher price point	Less traditional single-action feel

Best Use Cases

• Recreational plinking and target shooting
• Small-game hunting with .22 WMR
• Collectors of Old West style revolvers
• Training in single-action revolver handling
• Budget-friendly firearms for casual shooters

FAQs

Can I use standard .22 LR ammo in the Heritage Arms Rough Rider?

Yes, the Heritage Arms 6-Shot Rough Rider chambered in .22 LR is designed to safely and reliably fire standard .22 LR ammunition according to manufacturer specs.

What is the trigger type of the Heritage Arms 6-Shot Rough Rider?

It features a traditional single-action trigger, requiring manual cocking for each shot to ensure consistent trigger pull.

How does the Rough Rider compare in weight to other single-action revolvers?

Weighing around 25 ounces, the Rough Rider is lighter than many premium single-actions, offering easier carry and handling.