Heritage Combo Revolver 22 Long Rifle 4.75″ Barrel, 6‑Round with 22 Winchester Magnum Rimfire (WMR) Cylinder – 2‑Caliber Rimfire Beginner Revolver
The Heritage Combo Revolver 22 Long Rifle 4.75″ Barrel, 6‑Round with 22 Winchester Magnum Rimfire (WMR) Cylinder is a lightweight, single‑action six‑gun built for beginners, plinkers, and small‑game hunters. This Heritage combo is chambered in .22 Long Rifle, has a 4.75‑inch barrel, and ships with two cylinders: one 6‑round .22 LR cylinder and one 6‑round 22 WMR cylinder, so you can switch between .22 LR and 22 WMR without carrying more than one revolver. The gun weighs under 2 lb, it has almost no recoil, and it fires both rimfire cartridges with a smooth, crisp trigger, making it an ideal “one gun for everything” beginner sidearm for shooting, hunting, and training.
Two‑cylinder layout: .22 LR and 22 WMR
What makes the Heritage Combo special is its dual‑cylinder design. The main cylinder is tuned for .22 Long Rifle, and the overlapping third cylinder is chambered for 22 Winchester Magnum Rimfire (22 WMR), which is faster and more powerful than standard .22 LR. You can swap between the two cylinders quickly and keep the revolver loaded for different tasks:
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.22 LR for no‑recoil target practice, dry‑fire, and beginner drills.
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22 WMR for longer‑range plinking, varmint and squirrel hunting, and light small‑game work.
The 22 WMR option gives you more velocity and better trajectory out past 75–100 yards, while the .22 LR keeps costs low and muzzle blast quiet. The Heritage engineers tuned the revolver so both cylinders work reliably with standard factory ammo, and the short 4.75‑inch barrel keeps the gun handy for pocket‑carry, truck bags, or backpack use.
Size, weight, and beginner‑friendly handling
The 4.75‑inch barrel and 6‑round capacity put this revolver in that classic “pony‑six” size that feels like a child’s starter six‑gun but performs like a real handgun. Overall length is around 10–11 inches, and the overall weight is roughly 1.8–2 lb, which is light enough for new shooters to carry and shoot without strain. The compact frame and simple, exposed hammer make it very intuitive to learn on, and the single‑action operation forces the shooter to focus on trigger control and sight picture rather than heavy recoiling autos.
The grips are usually smooth or slightly textured polymer or synthetic panels, which are comfortable and easy to clean. The short grip angle and rounded edges help young shooters and first‑time owners carry the revolver safely and shoot it without discomfort. The 6‑round cylinder is easy to load and unload, and the visible hammer makes it clear whether the gun is cocked before firing, which is an important teaching point for beginners.
Trigger, sights, and role fit
The Heritage Combo runs a single‑action, 6‑round revolver action, so you must cock the hammer by hand before each shot. The trigger is light and crisp, with a short, smooth pull that makes it easy to stay in the bullseye during slow‑fire plinking or qualification‑style drills. The sights are simple fixed black or black‑with‑white‑dot types, so you get a clean, straightforward aiming picture for backyard and rural targets rather than a complex high‑tech setup.
This revolver is built for beginner training, low‑recoil plinking, and small‑game hunting. The .22 LR cylinder is great for:
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First‑time shooters.
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Dry‑fire practice and safety drills.
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Small target punches and silhouettes.
The 22 WMR cylinder adds:
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Longer‑range shooting at 75–100+ yards.
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Squirrel and small varmint head/shoot‑through the neck shots.
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Low‑noise, inexpensive small‑game hunting in rural or property‑owned areas.
The combination turns the Heritage Combo Revolver into a two‑caliber survival‑style six‑gun that only weighs a couple of pounds, fits in a glove box or small case, and can handle most .22‑type hunting and training tasks.
Why it beats other beginner revolvers and combos
Compared with many beginner revolvers that only run one caliber, the Heritage Combo with 22 LR and 22 WMR cylinders offers a true 2‑caliber experience in a single lightweight chassis. The ability to swap cylinders means you do not need separate revolvers for .22 LR and 22 WMR, which saves money and storage space. The 4.75‑inch barrel gives you a useful sight‑radius and good ballistics without making the gun feel bulky on a young or smaller shooter.
If you want a no‑recoil, dual‑caliber rimfire revolver that works for beginner shooters, first‑time gun owners, small‑game hunters, and backyard plinkers, the Heritage Combo Revolver 22 Long Rifle 4.75″ Barrel, 6‑Round with 22 WMR Cylinder is a strong, practical choice that blends low weight, dual‑cylinder versatility, and classic single‑action simplicity into one easy‑to‑own revolver platform.
Product price (5% discount vs. standard retail):
$249.99 – $299.99
