Heritage Introduces New Western Series Single-Action Revolvers

Heritage Manufacturing, Inc., producers of the classic-style Rough Rider series single-action revolvers, is excited to announce the release of the company’s new Western Series handguns. These new models follow Heritage Manufacturing’s tradition of offering special edition revolvers such as the recent “Snake Series” and the “Pin-Up Series” revolvers.

The Western Series builds on Heritage’s renowned single-action revolver platform, featuring custom grips, black oxide barrel and backstrap finish, and interchangeable .22 LR and optional .22 Mag cylinders. These revolvers offer the classic look, feel, and balance of the guns that “made the Old West” combined with a thumb and hammer safety and six-round capacity cylinders.

Heritage is offering two models in the new Western Series.

The Buffalo Bill model features a 4.75 or 6.5-inch barrel with a black oxide barrel and backstrap that expertly blend with a simulated case-hardened alloy frame. The highlight of this revolver is the custom hardwood grip boasting a laser-engraving of the legendary scout and bison hunter Buffalo Bill.

The Wyatt Earp model also comes with a simulated case-hardened frame and black oxide finish but distinguishes itself with a 12-inch barrel and a laser-engraved hardwood grip showcasing noted lawman Wyatt Earp in the infamous OK Corral gunfight scene.

Both the Buffalo Bill and Wyatt Earp Western Series revolvers are must-haves for Heritage single-action collectors and come with their own distinct custom box.

The Western Series is available exclusively through TALO Distributors, Inc.

For more information on the new Western Series revolvers or any of the classic-style handguns from Heritage Manufacturing, visit HeritageMfg.com.

About Heritage:

Heritage Manufacturing, Inc. proudly produces western-style revolvers in the Small- and Big-Bore Rough Rider Series. These time-tested, traditional western firearms are made affordable in .22 LR and .22 Magnum. No Heritage Rough Rider Revolver is manufactured without outstanding craftsmanship, accuracy, and quality as the cornerstone. Learn more at http://heritagemfg.com/.