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Hmm. Bud's has some Heritage Rough Riders available. Might just trade/sell one of my shotguns for a couple. Hmm! Have to see what my local lgs has to say. Double hmm.

Yeah, my local lgs has several...hmmm.

Beware, I have a friend that has been trying to get a replacement grip screw for his Heritage .22 for two years. He keeps getting "not available" from the company and he lives in Florida.

PS Also I think that their barrels are not threaded into the frames although the nine inch with the extra cylinder does look good.

I have one and well it does go bang all the time. It came with the 22 LR and Magnum cylinder and it shoots okay. Be sure to check all the screws after some shooting.

Rifletom wrote: ↑

Mon Apr 19, 2021 8:39 pm

Hmm. Bud's has some Heritage Rough Riders available. Might just trade/sell one of my shotguns for a couple. Hmm! Have to see what my local lgs has to say. Double hmm.

Or just one of the Uberti Cattleman 12 shooters! Waiting on a Henry "Evil Roy" carbine to match it!

I was looking at one of the EAA .22 combo's. I decided I didn't need another .22 pistol at this time
Jake

I will second the Uberti 12 shot 22. I havent tuned mine like Forty has because I dont have the knowledge to do that. But mine is fun to shoot. As I have mention before Taurus will never see anymore of my money. Their customer service sucks.

I have a pair, but I believe they were made before they purchased them Al.

RP

I have owned several Rough Riders. Not especially fond of the safety, but they have all performed well. There will probably be a difference of opinions, but I have owned a Ruger Wrangler and like the look and feel of the Heritage better. But there again each to his own.

I recently purchased a Wrangler, but I haven't spent very much time with it.
So I really don't have an opinion on it yet.

RP