One of the lowest priced single actions in the catalog, this black Rough Rider costs a little over a hundred sixty dollars. It is chambered in .22 LR, with a 6.5 inch barrel and six rounds. The finish is black.

Cheap does not mean useless. A rimfire revolver like this teaches the basics and serves as a plinker for years. The long barrel gives a sight radius that makes it easy to hit cans at moderate distance. The weight is light and the recoil is gentle.

Many people buy a Rough Rider as a second gun. It stays in the truck, in the camp or in the cabin. When a snake shows up or a rat gets into the feed, the revolver is handy and cheap enough that it does not matter if it gets scratched.

If you want a gun you can give to a youngster to learn on, it makes a sensible pick. Always supervise new shooters and teach the rules of safe handling.

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