Gold is the finish here, and it makes this Rough Rider easy to spot. The revolver is a .22 LR single action with a 6.5 inch barrel.

A gold finish is for fun rather than for stealth. It's a gun you would show your friends at the range or give to a young shooter who wants something bright. It will not blend in at a campsite, and that may be the point.

Shooting a rimfire single action is pleasant. The hammer cocks, the sights align and the trigger breaks. Recoil is almost zero, so it's a good training tool. The 6.5 inch barrel balances nicely.

Keep a plating in mind: gold finishes can wear at the edges with holster use. If you plan to carry it often, accept that wear, or keep it as a range gun. A good holster or sling, a soft case and a light coat of oil after each outing will keep it looking and working well for years.

The price is under three hundred dollars. The listing is new. It ships to your FFL dealer for the background check.