Heritage Manufacturing Rough Rider (4.75")

The maker's name is as its own footer and warranty present it ("Heritage Manufacturing, Inc.", Bainbridge, GA); its site title abbreviates to "Heritage Mfg". Heritage names the product "4.75″ Rough Rider®", with the barrel length in the model name, so the record's model name keeps it — the Colt Python (6") convention. Base choice: Heritage lists dozens of Rough Rider configurations and no one of them is designated standard; RR22B4 is the plain black .22 LR-only 4.75 in gun with the shortest item number in that barrel length, and the 4.75 in siblings that were checked (RR22B4-BBK, RR22B4BP, RR22B4-DMH, RR22999CH4) publish identical overall length, width, height and barrel. Separate listings under the base-model rule: the 3.5, 6.5, 9, 12 and 16 in barrels; every two-cylinder .22 LR/.22 WMR combo (the 4.75 in RR22MB4 publishes 30.60 oz against this gun's 30.10); the nine-shot and adjustable-sight models; the steel-frame models; the simulated case-hardened, two-tone, satin and Cerakote finishes and the many grip variants; the .32 H&R model; and the Rough Rider Rancher carbine, which is a long gun and outside the directory's handgun-only type. Family is unset: Heritage's navigation treats "Heritage Rough Rider" as a series, but it is not a value in the Family union and adding one is a user decision. Chambering is .22 LR only — the page's prose says "This version is chambered in .22 LR" — normalized from Heritage's "22 LR" exactly as on the TaurusTX 22. TRIGGER ACTION IS TRANSCRIPTION: the page publishes "Action Type: SAO", which is kept verbatim in `system` and normalizes to sao, and the manual's table ("Action: SA") and the page's prose ("a single-action rimfire revolver") agree. Ignition and operating system are unset: the manual describes a hammer and a manual hammer block but classifies neither axis (the Colt Python call), and a revolver's cycling is not among the operating-system union's values. Heritage publishes no size class for this model, so frameSize and manufacturerSizeLabel are both unset — a fact about the maker, per the directive's frame-class edge case. THE MANUAL DISAGREES WITH THE PAGE ON FOUR OF FIVE MEASUREMENTS, AND THE PAGE GOVERNS. The Rough Rider small-bore manual's specification table (p. 11) covers five barrel lengths in one row each; its 4.75 in column gives a 10 in overall length (page 10.03 in), a 4.852 in height (page 5.25 in, about 10 mm apart), a 1.436 in width (page 1.50 in) and 30.6 oz (page 30.10 oz), agreeing only on the barrel. Two things make the page the better reading of the two same-tier sources rather than a coin toss: every 4.75 in listing checked repeats the page's figures, and the manual's 30.6 oz is exactly the page figure for the two-cylinder RR22MB4 combo, which suggests the manual's column describes a different configuration. Current page governs, manual disclosed, as on the G29 Gen5. Its 3.5 in column matches the 3.5 in listing exactly (8.78 in, 28 oz), so the manual is not unreliable wholesale. A DEFECT IN HERITAGE'S OWN DATA, NOT RECORDED EITHER WAY: this page publishes "Cylinders Included: 2" for a gun its own prose calls .22 LR-only, while RR22B4-BBK and RR22B4BP publish 1 and RR22B4-DMH publishes 2; there is no schema field for cylinder count, so nothing rests on it, but it is the row a reader comparing listings will notice. Weight sits in weightUnloaded as "30.10 Oz. (Unloaded)", and a revolver has no magazine (the LCR treatment); overall height carries a basis note. Slide finish is unset because a revolver has no slide; Heritage's black oxide barrel, frame and cylinder finishes are named in `controls` instead. WARRANTY IS FROM THE MODEL-SPECIFIC MANUAL, AND HERITAGE'S FAQ ANSWERS THE WARRANTY QUESTION WITH ANOTHER BRAND'S TERMS. The manual's LIMITED WARRANTY section (p. 30) names the Rough Rider and grants one year to the original retail purchaser, terminating on transfer; Heritage's Repair Policy page states the same one-year term for "All Heritage Manufacturing Firearms" and adds that the factory registration card must be sent in to obtain coverage — a condition the manual does not state, so it is noted here rather than folded into a row footnoted to the manual. Heritage's FAQ, under the heading "What is the Heritage Revolver lifetime repair policy?", reproduces Rossi/Braztech revolver warranty text and names no Heritage product; it is not recorded and is not treated as a conflicting Heritage term. Year introduced is unrecorded: Heritage's pages describe the Rough Rider's heritage but date nothing, and the Web Archive was not reachable during this session. Heritage publishes imperial only, so every metric value is converted by this directory and flagged. Also published and unrecorded for want of a schema field: a 1:14 right-hand twist with six grooves, a zinc alloy frame ("Zamak 5" in the manual), alloy steel barrel and cylinder, and the $165.99 MSRP.