yea I agree

Someone does make a 357 model. You can look it up on KZfaq.

@@richardcolligon4277 I was just thinkn I want one in .357

I wish they'd do actually any other caliber revolvers are sick 32 is cool all of it is we just gotta press em

Uberti makes it in 45 colt and 38/357.

This is the first I've seen someone mention a break or a fault with these

@@haydenfrost2692 They're pretty good guns and to be honest I do abuse mine a little(I've fanned them a little, and shot thousands of rounds out of them). The replacement parts were both under $10 too. But they are made out of some pretty crappy metal.

Yep, same here. After wanting one of these for MONTHS I finally got one, picked it up from the FFL, shot a 325 box of Federal through it the next day and it broke... Hammer spring is rattling around inside the stock. Heritage wants me to ship it back, but for $30 shipping I would probably rather just fix it myself. I wish their warranty was as good as Ruger. This might be my last Heritage, which is a shame because I LOVE this thing, and my Rough Rider pistol. I really wanted a Barkeep, but I guess you get what you pay for sometimes.

@@TheOfficialCaseMade I mean sounds like you got a lemon if it broke that fast. I like mine but they won't stand up to as much abuse as a lot of higher quality guns. The carbine is pretty neat though since it's about the only rifle you can get that can easily be converted between .22 short/long/LR and .22 WMR.

Someone does make a 357 version. Just look up revolver rifle 357 on KZfaq.

Rossi still makes one.

It'd be neat if 704 already reviewed it

Theres a lot of older ones(although the really old ones are mostly .22 short chambered, some might be .22 long/short but good luck finding .22 long).

Check out henrys .22 pump action rifle

I was actually wondering if this would make a good squirrel gun. Do you think so

​@Bigmouth_bass not really just a fun plinker. Get a henry or a ruger if you want to shoot small game.

@@toastedt140 ok thanks

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Any academy has one.

No, they're classified as rifles when you fill out the paperwork.

I don't think the pistol version has adjustable sights? And the grip is at a much different angle on the rifle as well so I don't think you can simply slap a stock on the 16 inch pistol version and make it the same as this. And why would you even want to turn this into a pistol anyways gonna be a lot of major modifications to make the grip decent you'd be ahead just to buy a rifle and pistol.

@@redtra236 Pretty sure they swap out with just a single bolt. This entire gun is novelty. So damned cheap, mod it however comes to your fancy!

@@bigd7861 I don't think so I think its part of the frame. It would be possible to make a stock that fits it though.

Oh it’s a suppressor I thought at a glance it was the 16 inch barrel so of course a WMR should fit the stock thru me off

Yes, 22 WMR cylinder works - I own one of these

@@knife_knut As mentioned above, it's the 16 inch gun with a rifle stock on it, so it fits AND you can buy the stock and convert to your hearts content. I bought a 6 " American flag grip just to have a single action pistol for dispatching live trap varmits. Why that model? It was the cheapest. But you can buy any of their grip sets and change out if you want to protect or feel like going designer mode. We're not talking Bernelli's here, just good solid, cheap firearm. Kinda fun to shoot it, put the WMR cylinder in and see the difference in power. It's more pop then you'd think.

@@williamcrane8236 not sure why you tagged me. I said I own one of these. I was answering someone else’s question regarding the ability to use a 22 WMR cylinder.

How's the accuracy out to about 15 to 25 yards! I could live with a 1 to 21/2 inch group.

@@redzone1019 at 10 yards I generally can hit a coke can between 9 to 10 out 10 if I take my time, beyond that It’s sort of a crap shoot as point of aim and impact is not all that consistent between each gun and different ammo. I know a few shooters that shoot them with mini mags and are very accurate at 25 yards. I barely can see that far at 65 years of age. I rarely waste shooting quality ammo through mine, just cheap bulk ammo

@@RevGunn-jq3cq Thanks for your input. I have the haritage rough rider pistol. I still might get the rancher, just a little concerned about the blowback hitting your face when shooting.

I've sold these for some time and own 1 myself, have never heard or experienced this from mine or anyone I know.

I own both and they are great for the price my 10 year old son and I have never experienced any problems with either revolver

@@robertharing7031 there are photos on forums everywhere of the heritage 22lr/22wmr revolvers with barrels comming loose. Pretty common occurance from what I've read. If you buy them not to shoot and just to look at you'll probably be alright.

@@tripplebeards3427 I most certainly believe you, but there’s quite a few videos of guys out there shooting the HHR and having a good time we have only put about 6or 7 hundred rounds through the one I own and it goes bang when I pull the trigger and the best part of it it was only a $179 pistol when I want quality I pay for it I have pistols that I paid a $1000 for and rifles that cost twice that I don’t understand why people are so bent out of shape over a pistol that cost about what I spend on ammunition for a day at the range and I don’t even make a lot of money

@@robertharing7031 Good point! Do you own the rancher? If so, what do you think? Decent accuracy out to about 15 to 25 yards?

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