I don't know about the quality of these single-action rimfires, but they seem to be a reasonably good deal.  A 6 plus inch barreled one is on sale, too:

Heritage Mfg Rough Rider Small Bore Single .22LR 4.75" Blued, Antiqued US Flag Pattern Grips - R22B4GOLDUSA

And, for about $30 more you can get a .22WMR cylinder for it as well. I wish I had the cash to spend and permit.  I am feeling patriotic.   In one of the reviews, the owner changed the grip to a worn patina.  I like it for a cheap plinker and training gun.

 

I’ve been looking for one of these for a cheap plinker. Only I’d like an older one without the safety lever.  Cowboy guns shouldn’t have safety levers. 

O have two, one for each boy.  they ate awesome!  1.5k or so, boys love them.  4 clicks...ask away?

I have 2 6" 99 each

50 minutes ago, myhatinthering said:

I have 2 6" 99 each

You’re selling them?  Pre-safety levers?

1 minute ago, BobA said:

You’re selling them?  Pre-safety levers?

No sir....never...lol....i paid 99 each

1 minute ago, myhatinthering said:

No sir....never...lol....i paid 99 each

Meh, worth a shot. 

If close, you can shoot ours and try them out

Thank you.  I believe I'm not too far.  I think I got something else from you.  Maybe my Remington?  Anyway I've played with them at the Outdoor Show in PA last year and thought the quality I saw was under rated.  If you belong to EFGA I might take you up on that. But I think my quest for an older one without the safety is going to be a challenge.  

 

1 hour ago, BobA said:

Thank you.  I believe I'm not too far.  I think I got something else from you.  Maybe my Remington?  Anyway I've played with them at the Outdoor Show in PA last year and thought the quality I saw was under rated.  If you belong to EFGA I might take you up on that. But I think my quest for an older one without the safety is going to be a challenge.  

very underrated imho.  I had read that screws come loose so I broke them down and tightened/checked everything and added blue loctite where appropriate.  they are accurate, so far they've been reliable, nothing is loose and they are fun.

efga?

older without a safety is definitely a challenge but remember, these are cheap plinkers.  If you want the real clone, uberti sells the cattlean in 22lr for almost 450 which is nuts compared to this.  Also, the safety is barely noticeable on these unless really focused on it

mine here and like mine, this is the 6"barrel despite the description. 

 

https://www.classicfirearms.com/heritage-mfg-rr22999mb4-rough-rider/

2 minutes ago, myhatinthering said:

efga?

Easton Fish & Game.  What did I buy from you?  It's driving me nuts.

2 minutes ago, BobA said:

Easton Fish & Game.  What did I buy from you?  It's driving me nuts.

I don't think it was me, I don't think I've ever owned anything remington although I'm dying to get my hands on a 1903.  I'm not familiar with easton fish & game

It's a nice place at the right times.  Only it's an hour drive.  Inexpensive too.

I have always liked the size, looks and feel of the Ruger Bearcat. I was thinking of getting the Ruger Shopkeeper in SS, but that sucker is almost $600. I cannot justify that kind of coin for a novelty gun.

Heritage makes a Rough Rider in a 3.5" barrel w/.22 mag cylinder and a birds head grip. It is pretty close in specs to the Ruger and looks to be 1/3 the price.

https://www.gunbroker.com/item/804484198

I think I will take a chance on this one. I am sure the Ruger is nicer, but is it 3x nicer? Doubtful. I am waiting on permits and will update this post if I get the RR.