Heritage Manufacturing Rough Rider Blued 4.75" 22 Long Rifle / 22 Magnum / 22 WMR Revolver - Blue/Black, 4.75" Barrel, 6 Rounds, Wood Grips

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• Q: Mass compliant?

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  • Asked 09/18/2021 16:32 by Edward Tom K

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  Ed, no this doesn't meet MA melting point law. https://www.budsgunshop.com/feeds/state_reg/massachusetts_restrictions.pdf

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• Q: I wanted to know if this was legal in Texas, wanting to buy it for my daughter.

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  • Asked 05/04/2020 20:07 by James C

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  James, yes Sir. There are no Texas restrictions on this revolver. Cheers and stay safe Sir!

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• Q: Is there any reason that i can't purchase this gun..i see nothing on buds ny list.. But this question was asked over a year ago.. Has any thing changed..thanks

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  • Asked 06/21/2019 12:48 by Charles W

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  Charles, there are currently no restrictions in UpState NY Sir. Buds Details under "Handguns" here : https://www.budsgunshop.com/catalog/feeds/state_reg/new_york_restrictions.pdf
• Q: Does it come with both cylinders?

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  • Asked 01/29/2019 16:09 by Douglas M

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  Yes it comes with a 22lr and a 22mag cylinder you can shoot 22 short, 22 long and 22 long rifle in the 22lr cylinder

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• Q: Can I get this in CA?

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  • Asked 11/26/2018 03:40 by Robert P

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  It should be legal while its not on either the CA DOJ approved list or on Buds approve list however it should ne legal in CA as a single action revolver "*Permissible handguns that are NOT on the handgun roster: Single-action revolvers that have at least a 5 round capacity with a barrel length of at least 3 inches and an overall length of at least 7 ½ inches are permitted. Single-shot pistols that are top-break or bolt-action with a barrel length of at least 6 inches and have an overall length of at least 10 1/2 inches are permitted." Please Contact customer service and ask them before you order it (859) 368-0371 available 9AM to 9PM CST Monday through Friday or use the blue chat now button and they will help you We are not buds employees we are volunteers that answer questions https://www.budsgunshop.com/catalog/feeds/state_reg/california_restrictions.pdf
  

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• Q: Is this gun legal in NY? I don't see anything on the restrictions page in reference to "melting point laws"

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  • Asked 03/15/2018 00:26 by Timothy F

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  Not legal in NY due to Aluminum Alloy Frame. Heritage has started making "Steel Frame" models which is out of stock at Buds here : https://www.budsgunshop.com/catalog/product_info.php/products_id/87939/Heritage+SRR22MBS4+Rough+Rider+6RD+22LR%2F22MAG+4.75+Steel+Frame

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• Q: I am considering the Heritage RoughRider 22/22/M, 4.75 barrel. On Youtube I have seen two completely conflicting reviews, primarily with respect to accuracy. One guy said he couldn't hit a thing with it and the other guy said the shots go exactly where aimed. I would appreciate your assessment of this firearm, both pro and con. Thanks.

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  • Asked 08/22/2017 02:37 by DV S

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  Distance, ammo, and handling are key when talking about accuracy. Ive owned many of these revolvers. When any revolver is made (generally) the barrel is screwed to the frame. The front sight on these are fixed. Even in the times of the old west two pistols dont shoot the same spot. This is due to bullet weights, powders and the quality of rifling in the barrel. And the fact that every barrel us hand turned and bore sighted for accuracy. With lots of employees usung various boresighters it could vary slightly. If you shoot high or low velocity it could vary more. If you have shot lead rounds that fouled the rifling it varies significantly. And once again people see sights different. My marine buddy and me shoot the same. But my legionare friend shoots it 6 inches right and down 2 inches every time at 100 yards. But at 30 yards all 3 of us blow the center out of the target. So all those factors are at play.i shot 1000 copper jacketed bullets in one of these covered in light sand over the course of a year. No misfires. Mine did shoot right. But i noticed a glare from the sun caused obstruction on the painted sights. So i blackened the sight, and ding a 4 inch gong at 100 yards consistently. Fir the less than $200 price tag to experience a single action revolver. Id say do it. The 4.75 model i can hit at 100 yards with after about 12 shots of practice. The longer barrel takes 6 shots. But is less wieldy.they both shoot exactally the same. But I will take the short barrel anyday

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