Circle the wagons: There’s a new revolver ridin’ into town.

[Talyn]

Heritage Mfg. is elevating the lineup with a centerfire option—bringing increased power, enhanced versatility, and a new level of capability to this beloved Western-style revolver.

“The Rough Rider® has always been about delivering an authentic, accessible shooting experience rooted in American heritage,” said Laura Prieto, Marketing Manager. “With the introduction of .32 H&R Magnum, we’re honoring that legacy while giving Heritage fans something they’ve never had before—a more powerful option that stays true to the spirit of the original.”

Inspired by the revolvers that defined the frontier, the Rough Rider® in .32 H&R Magnum maintains the same timeless design that has earned it a place in collections across the country. Whether for range use, small game, or simply appreciating the feel of a true single-action revolver, this new offering brings classic Western style to a new chambering.

6.5" Rough Rider® .32 H&R - Heritage

.22 LR, Black Standard, 6 Rounds, Cocobolo Grip

heritagemfg.com

 

[Shibadog]

If it was a Ruger I’d have already been going for it (missed one years ago and still regret it. With Heritage I’d want to hold it in my sticky little paws first. Love the idea.

 

[NMEDGE]

If I was a revolver guy I might be interested in it.

 

[LDB]

I will probably get one later this year. Getting over the IRS hit now. Can't really go wrong at that OTD price. Have to reload for it to be cost effective. But should be a lot of fun.

 

[bc22wm]

Had a R.R. Don't remember where it came from or where it went. Nice enough gun for what it was, worked, accurate enough. I just can't get over that stupid safety.

 

[Belt Fed]

I have a 22 Heritage i've had for a few years, never fired it. it's 22lr and 22 mag. just can't get excited enough to shoot it.

 

[PieterCoetzee]

Ive never been a fan of the safety they cobbled onto the SAAs; but I do think a 32H&R magnum would be cool in a 3 inch version even if I had to convince the gunsmith to do it. Maybe add half a silver dime for the front sight???

 

[Grayfox]

If they'd add adjustable sights, I'd be interested.

 

[Lab4Us]

Heritage Mfg. is elevating the lineup with a centerfire option—bringing increased power, enhanced versatility, and a new level of capability to this beloved Western-style revolver.

“The Rough Rider® has always been about delivering an authentic, accessible shooting experience rooted in American heritage,” said Laura Prieto, Marketing Manager. “With the introduction of .32 H&R Magnum, we’re honoring that legacy while giving Heritage fans something they’ve never had before—a more powerful option that stays true to the spirit of the original.”

Inspired by the revolvers that defined the frontier, the Rough Rider® in .32 H&R Magnum maintains the same timeless design that has earned it a place in collections across the country. Whether for range use, small game, or simply appreciating the feel of a true single-action revolver, this new offering brings classic Western style to a new chambering.

6.5" Rough Rider® .32 H&R - Heritage

.22 LR, Black Standard, 6 Rounds, Cocobolo Grip

heritagemfg.com

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Don’t know about “big on grit and built for easygoing fun”, but owning a SW Ti 432 I can confirm that it will be expensive fun! Need about a million of you to pick up a .32 H&R firearm so .32 H&R Magnum prices come down to 9mm prices !

Shooting .32 SW Long just doesn’t have the same pizzazz!

 

[BassCliff]

Hi,

I really enjoy my Heritage RR but that .32 H&R is more than 75 cents a round. Ouch.

Thank you for your indulgence,

BassCliff

 

[LDB]

Yeah, you have to load for that one.

 

[meistermash]

I might consider it if it didn't come with a buntline lenth barrel.
Make a 4" er.
I already load the 32's
It would likely get 32longs.
And an adjustable rear sight.

 

[ex13F]

Don't need to introduce any new calibers into my ammo stock and already have what I call my cavalry model. A New Vaquero in 45 Colt that's been rode hard and is like a Timex.

 

[PieterCoetzee]

Hi,

I really enjoy my Heritage RR but that .32 H&R is more than 75 cents a round. Ouch.

Thank you for your indulgence,

BassCliff

Yeah but 32 mag, turns it into a serious choice

 

[Hertervillian]

This Ruger Single Seven scratches the itch and is of a higher quality. Knowing how fun that is I’d certainly give it a try.

 

[PieterCoetzee]

This Ruger Single Seven scratches the itch and is of a higher quality. Knowing how fun that is I’d certainly give it a try.

I like the Single Seven but the last time I looked they werent available

 

[Hertervillian]

I like the Single Seven but the last time I looked they werent available

Good point, maybe these will convince Ruger there is a market.

 

[Biggfoot44]

This Ruger Single Seven scratches the itch and is of a higher quality. Knowing how fun that is I’d certainly give it a try.

Yeah , l love my Single Sixes . But current $$ for them is crazy . Realisticly , the competitor to the Rough Rider is the Wrangler .

Yes , if Ruger introduced a Super Wrangler in .32 , l'd be on it in a heartbeat . But failing that , the .32 Rough Rider has my attention .

No 6.5 in isn't a Bluntline , it's a decent choice , in that the expected market for them is field shooting / hunting , not CCW . My favorite length for Single Six is the uncommon 5.5 in , but the 6.5 are well balanced , and not unwieldy in their context .

 

[PieterCoetzee]

if Ruger introduced a Super Wrangler in .32 , l'd be on it in a heartbeat

THIS!

 

[LDB]

Yes , if Ruger introduced a Super Wrangler in .32 , l'd be on it in a heartbeat .

Yep, this is one more guaranteed sale.