New: Heritage Rough Rider ‘Tactical Cowboy’ Revolver

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posted on January 31, 2022
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Heritage Manufacturing, Inc., announces the new Rough Rider TC, or “Tactical Cowboy.” As the name implies, the Rough Rider TC blends traditional Old West single-action revolver styling with a nod to contemporary performance.

Based on the 6.5-inch barrel .22 LR six-shooter, the Rough Rider TC offers enhanced sighting options and muzzle configurations, allowing shooters to add modern shooting accessories such as fiber-optic open sights, red-dot sights and custom muzzle devices.

The Rough Rider TC includes a Picatinny rail atop the frame to mount a red dot-style optic. Also included is an elevated front sight with a fiber-optic element for open-sight shooting. As for rear sight alignment, that comes courtesy of the notched Picatinny rail, allowing the Rough Rider TC to be used with either open or red-dot sights.

Adding to the high-tech spin of this Old West favorite, the Rough Rider TC also includes carbon fiber-simulated grips. The grips can be customized with any of the many classic-style grip panels available through the Heritage online store. Finally, the muzzle is threaded ½ inch–28-right-hand for use with a suppressor or muzzle device and also includes a thread protector.

MSRP is $212.88. Learn more at heritagemfg.com.


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