
Nickel and black laminate make a sharp pair. This Rough Rider is chambered in .22 LR with a 6.5 inch barrel and six rounds. The nickel finish gives it a bright look, and the black laminate grips add contrast.
Laminate is made of thin layers of wood pressed together. It resists moisture and warping better than solid wood, and it's tough. Black laminate looks sleek against bright metal.
A nickel finish is rust resistant, which suits a revolver that goes along on camping trips and boat days. It is easy to wipe clean. Bright metal shows up well in the grass, so you won't lose it.
With a 6.5 inch barrel, the revolver offers good accuracy for plinking. Rimfire ammunition is cheap and gentle, and a few boxes make an afternoon of shooting. It is a simple gun for teaching a new shooter the basics.
The price is just over two hundred dollars. The listing is new. It ships to your FFL dealer for the background check. If you want a spare grip color later, Rough Rider panels are easy to find.







