Heritage Mfg BR226B16HS-LS Rough Rider Rancher 22 LR Caliber with 6rd Capacity, 16.12″ Barrel, Black Oxide Metal Finish & Walnut Stock Right Hand (Full Size) Includes Leather Sling

SKU: TSW|119089UPC: 727962703922Mfr. Part #: BR226B16HS-LS

$298.99

Heritage Mfg BR226B16HS-LS Rough Rider Rancher 22 LR Caliber with 6rd Capacity, 16.12″ Barrel, Black Oxide Metal Finish & Walnut Stock Right Hand (Full Size) Includes Leather Sling

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Description

The Rough Rider Rancher carbine bridges the gap between rifle and revolver for simplicity and portability. The included leather sling makes the Rancher comfortable to carry and the installed adjustable buckhorn sights allow for quick and clear sighting on the target.

Additional information

upc

727962703922

manufacturer

Heritage Arms

Manufacturer Part Number

BR226B16HS-LS

Action

Single Action

ATF Type

Rifle

Barrel Length

16.12"

Caliber/Gauge

.22 LR

Capacity

6

Length

32

Model

Rough Rider

Package Height

1.9

Package Width

7.5

Product Type

Revolver

Rate of Twist

1:16" RH

Safety

Manual

Shipping Weight

5.4

Sights

Fixed Front/Adj Buckhorn Rear

Sights Type

Adjustable Sights

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