Heritage 22/22m 3.5" Pnk Pearl Head

The Heritage Rough Rider 22/22M 3.5" Pink Pearl revolver combines proven single-action mechanics with distinctive aesthetics designed for recreational shooting, small-game hunting, and cowboy action sports. Built with an aluminum alloy frame and hammer block safety, this .22 caliber revolver delivers the reliability and accuracy expected from Heritage Firearms' Rough Rider line while offering a lightweight platform suitable for extended range sessions and field use.

The 3.5-inch barrel features 6-groove rifling with a 1:14 right-hand twist, engineered to stabilize .22 long rifle and .22 magnum cartridges for consistent accuracy at typical plinking and hunting distances. The aluminum alloy construction keeps overall weight to 2.88 pounds, reducing fatigue during extended shooting sessions while maintaining the structural integrity necessary for reliable operation. The hammer block safety mechanism prevents accidental discharge if the revolver is dropped or struck, a critical feature for field-safe handling during hunting trips or range days when the firearm may be set down or carried in rough conditions.

This Heritage 22/22M revolver serves shooters who value affordability without compromising on function—from youth and new shooters building fundamental marksmanship skills to experienced hunters pursuing small game and varmints where .22 power is appropriate. The pink pearl grip finish offers visual distinction on the range or in the field. The single-action operation and compact 3.5-inch barrel make it an accessible choice for western action shooting competitions and recreational plinking across varied terrain.

Heritage's Rough Rider revolvers have established a presence in the affordable, domestically-focused revolver market, appealing to budget-conscious shooters and collectors who prioritize mechanical simplicity and proven single-action reliability. The .22 caliber platform remains a foundation for shooting sports participation and small-game applications where velocity and recoil are secondary to accuracy and cost-per-round efficiency.