Camo grips on a single action revolver are an odd sight, and a pleasing one for the hunter who likes his gear to match. The Heritage Rough Rider Small Bore RR22MBS4 is chambered in .22 LR with a 4.75 inch barrel and six rounds. The finish is black satin and the grips are camo laminate.

Laminate wood is made of thin layers pressed together, and it resists warping better than a single piece of wood. It is tough, and the camo pattern hides the revolver in tall grass.

A rimfire revolver like this works as a hunting companion. It handles squirrels, rabbits and snakes, and it costs little to shoot. Kids and new shooters can learn on it, too.

The black satin finish is subdued and doesn't throw glare. It's an easy gun to take out and use without worrying about scratches.

For a camp, a cabin or a tackle box, this is a revolver you can bring along without a second thought.

The listing is new, and the price is low. It ships to your FFL dealer for the background check.