Good to see you Buffalo.
Heritage 22's a user's review, inexpensive, but well  enough made to be reliable if treated right. Those of us that own them will tell you little tricks,
1) the ejector rod cover screw, clean the hole, clean the screw and put some blue loctite on it.
2) be exceptionally thorough about cleaning. That forcing cone can gather a lot of grit shooting 22's. That grit will also embed in the frame around the cylinder gap. That zinc alloy sure ain't steel.
3) speaking of that zinc alloy, in some states it is illegal to own these because of the zinc alloy frame.
4) The frame finish will scratch, get used to it.
Paul Harrell was a hero to a lot of us.

Yes this gun is totally impractical.  I want one.

👍👍 Thanks Buffalo, I wish everyone who reviewed firearms did as thorough a job as you do. Your reviews are top notch. I really appreciate your videos.

3:52 gives me flashbacks to playing with cap guns with the neighbourhood kids

With the hammer safety on the Heritage I see no problem loading all six chambers. It's a simple answer to the intricacies of a transfer bar.

Don't know how I missed this video.  This  is one of those guns that you don't need and is totally impractical but you buy it anyways.

I own this fun little rifle, and I can truthfully say this is hands down the best review I have seen done on this rifle. You covered every single important point that needed to be covered for someone who might be thinking about purchasing this rifle. I can tell you after owning and shooting this rifle, every point you made was spot on accurate. You addressed every important point. What I didn't like about the rifle was the powder stings on my face when shooting. What I liked about the rifle was everything else! It's really neat looking in my opinion, it's accurate enough for it's purpose, It's stable to shoot the correct way even though it feels a bit odd...and did I mention, it's just a really cool looking little rifle? For the very affordable price they sell these for, it's a great inexpensive way to scratch the itch if you've ever wanted a revolving carbine. As far as your video reviews are concerned, they were a pleasure to watch. Properly edited as to contain no boring parts, no endless rambling or dead video space, very useful information for real world shooting, enough accuracy testing to show me what I need to know without it becoming a boring lesson in match shooting accuracy, and covers every single question I had before I actually owned the rifle. I bought the 22 mag cylinder as well, but have not tested it yet. Not excited about the expected increased powder sting to the face, and thanks for stressing the point of NOT shooting this without eye and ear protection. This protection is a MUST as your eyesight is very precious.  An absolutely fantastic video review of this great little rifle. Even though it's not my favorite rifle to shoot high volume, it's so awesome and unique looking, I knew I had to have one when they came out. Thanks for the strong work!!!

One of the smarter gents in this realm.  Thanks for teaching us!

There is also a Rough Rider pistol with a 16" barrel. It loses velocity compared to the carbine because the pistols all use a 1:14 twist, while the carbines use a 1:16 twist.

That would be a great little (and light to carry) rabbit and squirrel gun.

Someone really needs to add the nagant style cylinder on a carbine like this so that the cylinder gap is eliminated

Definitely a different experience all around. It’s like driving a manual transmission instead of an automatic.
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Love your video's buffalo.very relaxing and really like how the target presents itself from 70 80 yards away

I was just thinking,I haven't seen Buffalo for a while , then a Christmas Miracle, You posted this video 👍
Good review  ! Merry Christmas and Happy New Year

Buffalo, that was the BEST drop safe demo I've ever seen!!!

I'm a simple guy. I see Buffalo made a new video, I watch and hit the like button.
And remember folks, if someone asks you to give up a little bit of your Buffalo's Outdoors for the greater good, that Buffalo's Outdoors is the greater good!

That target picture-in-picture  is drop dead cool!!!

Thanks Buffalo, always good to see you and hear your well-informed and thoughtful reviews! Just a side note, Zamak 5, a zinc-aluminum alloy, is multiple times stronger than plain zinc, and has a significant fraction of the strength of mild steel. This is not to say it should be abused but appears to be a far cry from what we used to call pot metal when I was kid...

Hey Brother! Good to see you!

Subbed for getting all the cans without error. Great shot