RIP to Mike Beliveau of Duelist's Den, he passed a couple days ago from his cancer battle.

I have a Heritage Rough rider. I bought it for $70 and it even came with a .22 mag cylinder. I bought it to teach my grandkids about firearms and firearm safety. At first it shot about 6” to the left at 25 yards but that was a pretty simple adjustment. Everyone needs a rough rider in my opinion.

I wish they would do a Scofield Smith and Wesson in 22!

I can’t remember who did the video titled something like “Heritage 22 revolvers are a scam”.  What he actually ends up meaning by that is that he bought one, liked it, so bought another one with a longer barrel, and then saw that there was one with fake pearl grips and he had to have that one, then someone showed him one that had a short barrel and he had to have that one also.  He keeps pulling out more variants to show how he got caught in this “scam”.  It was fun to watch.

It kinda sucks when products that are fairly priced in this day and age immediately get labeled as "junk". I love my rough riders and my roscoe!

I have had a Heritage rough rider for about 5 years now. Its a great little gun.

I grew up on "cheap" .22s. Started ~30 years ago. Those basics are still with me today after many more years of advancing shooting skills through the Marine Corps, training officers, civilians, competing, etc. 22 is still cheap, functions, helps with basic skills and principles, and is a ton of fun.

Looking forward to you getting and testing their new 32H&R revolver!!

I have four of them. Great little guns. Shoot well. Maybe inexpensive but not junk!

I have had heritage revolvers for quite a long time. The very first rough rider I saw, I picked up sometime in the early 2000's or late 90's and littersly shot it apart. I gave my son, who has a penchant for revolvers, a long barreled one for his 12th birthday and he fired it so much he mushroomed the firing pin and I couldn't find any spare parts for it to fix. I recently bought him a other one of the same model now that he turned 23. My Rossi 45lc carbine has become one of my favorite woods guns and is amazingly accurate with factory ammo.

The heritage rough rider was my answer for varmint/pest control because the law in my county specified that for pest control the firearm must be manually operated .22lr and this thing fit the bill perfectly, finally managed to clean up the weasels that were breaking into my chicken coop.

the first guns my kids learned to shoot on was a rough rider 22.  They shoot other stuff now but that was at least were they started.

I have a few heritage pistols they are fun plinking with friends

I have a Heritage Rough Rider revolver, and it works just fine. I got the .22 mag cylinder. I've got no gripes with Heritage.

I have had two HRR guns fail in my hands. One would not fire, because it didn't have a hammer spring. The other, the hammer broke in half while shooting.

I do have the Heritage branded R92 in 454 Casull, which really enjoy.

I have two of the 22LR/Mag Rough Riders and my grandkids loved to clean them out of ammo and a brick or two of the 22s. I also picked up a 3" Roscoe in .38 Special +P for me. Looking at the lever guns and that Side-Side they call a CoachWhip. Never had any issues with Heritage firearms. Thanks for sharing once again Dustin!

I love the Heritage .22’s also and I have 2 Taurus Judges and love them too

Have had a heritage coachwhip for a few years now . Its beautiful! Amazing quality

I have a 9 shot Rough Rider with both the 22LR and 22WMR cylinders. It's extremely moody on which ammo it likes, but the ammo it does like it eats up. I've successfully small game hunted with mine and also won rimfire pistol leagues with it. Mine is 4.75 inch barrel. I got it used before 2020 and it's one of my favorites I've ever owned.

I love my Heritage Rough Rider .22Mag with the three inch barrel and birds head grips. I also have the new Roscoe .38SPL and it is quality made and fun!