Two cylinders in one box is the whole point of a combo revolver. The Rough Rider is listed here in .22 LR and .22 WMR, so you can shoot cheap long rifle rounds for practice and change to magnum rounds for a little more reach on varmints. Black finish and a 4.75 inch barrel give it the look of a classic single-action six-shooter.

Six rounds fill the cylinder. It is a plain, honest rimfire for the shooter who wants to learn the single-action manual of arms: thumb the hammer, align the sights, press the trigger. Recoil is almost nothing, which makes it a fine first revolver for a youngster or a new shooter under supervision.

Cowboy-style plinking is where it shines. Set up tin cans along a fence line, shoot a few cylinders on a Saturday afternoon and you will have learned more than a dry-fire session teaches. It also rides well in a belt holster on the farm for snakes and rats.

The listing is for a new revolver. It ships to your FFL dealer for the background check.