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Other than that, though, I love my bone collector

After messing with this one for a bit I would probably get the peacemaker. I like it but I bout the Vigilante and enjoying it a bit more. I think maybe the longer barrel is a bit more accurate.

Ok 👌

It is fun though. But peacemakers are so cool, guarantee it’s fun too!

Yeah it’s been about a year and the scope is solid. Hasn’t moved at all since I did this. If you watch the vid I made on the bone collector unboxing/setup/first shots, there is a segment where I install the scope as well. Hope everything goes smooth for ya!

Haha I’ll be ready if it decides to mess with me again!

Wow I would have never thought to do that but I can see how that makes perfect sense! Definitely going to be trying that out the next few days! Awesome tip thank you.

@@campfiregunpowder do you use the safety? I carry single actions for self defense sometimes because I shoot black powder revolvers as a hobby and just love the feel of the old colt or colt clone guns. Single Action is my favorite to shoot and black powder gives a lot of time to reload so I can be more social and talk to friends between shooting. However the rough rider is mostly my wear around the yard gun because I don’t like to open carry. Since the rough rider has a safety (I use it so I can carry 6 especially with a .22 I want the extra shot) I practice cocking the hammer with my right thumb while pulling it out of the holster then disengage the safety with my left thumb as soon as I get both hands on the revolver. After the first shot I use my left thumb to cock the hammer the remaining 5 times.

Dang black powder sounds like a lot of fun. That’s pretty cool! Yeah I do use the safety but I’m a little over the top sometimes as a am not as experienced with firearms as a lot of you guys on here. Didn’t really grow up with them around too much so I am still a bit cautious. I would like to have another round in the chamber though for sure, so I may try just trusting the safety like a lot of you guys.

@@campfiregunpowder I wouldn’t recommend black powder revolvers as a hobby these days. It has become very hard to find percussion caps and real black powder. They also pretty expensive to shoot. There will be people who cast their own lead balls and make their own powder and caps but I’m not that experienced. I was never into guns growing up either. Never went hunting or owned anything more than a BB gun. I got a 20ga shotgun for home defense but fell in love with shooting black powder when I went over to a friends house to shoot my shotgun and he pulled out an old 1851 colt clone. I bought the rough rider to replace my black powder revolvers since they are colt single action clones and so cheap to shoot.

@@campfiregunpowder just one more tip if you are carrying on an empty chamber instead of loading all six. In the empty cylinder put a snap cap or a spent casing. I have heard it’s bad to dry fire rim fire guns/rough riders so if you forget how many you shot and accidentally fire the six shot the hammer will fall on an the snap cap or empty casing instead of an empty chamber. The snap cap will work better because imo bc you can easily spot it and not eject the snapcap or you could always just leave one casing in and load 5 every time. Sorry about all the long comments I know those are annoying to read but have enjoyed the conversation.

Definitely! So happy with these grips, look and feel.

Mine does not feel like that no. It did feel a little slow at first but has seemed to cast a lot farther and smoother after a bit of use. But I’m running 15 lb. Monofilament so that may be the case with braid. I hope it works out for you and gets better. Maybe try some different braid or different test?

Thanks very much. Really appreciate that!

Thanks very much! Haha! I watched one of his videos to see and I can totally hear it.

Thanks so much. Happy you enjoyed the vid! Yeah these things are just too much fun and I love all the options for accessories too. The stag grips are really cool too! I carry this thing around with me on my property all day! Hope you have a blast with these when you grab one…or two!

Yeah just learned that about these single actions. Appreciate it!

Yeah I’m loving it! Thing feels and works great. My first Baitcaster too.

How does it feel reeling. Put 10lb braided on it and it's not Smooth. Kinda sounds like it's grinding

Have heard this from some other folks with braid as well. Mine seems pretty smooth but I’m running 15lb mono. It definitely got smoother after some use though.

Really appreciate it. Yeah, these grips made a big difference. They feel great too.

I agree it’s a little overkill but I’m bush bashing on my property a lot and don’t want to worry at all. The thing that is always in the back of my mind is part failure. Been a mechanic most of my life and have seen a lot of parts fail. But I agree if I was carrying this for self defense I probably would do like you are saying. I have been in a situation here in my land where two feral dogs were rushing me and I was surprised how fast I got the safety off and gun cocked so it works in my particular situation. (Didn’t shoot them, just scared them off in a hurry!) But a lot of folks definitely don’t like the safety on these guns and I can see why in most situations. Appreciate the comment thanks for watching!

@@campfiregunpowder have you had problems with light strikes with yours?

Had a few when I first got the thing. Maybe 4-5. But haven’t had one for quite some time. You having some?

@@campfiregunpowder I have a barkeep model that I bought new last year. I can’t fire at my house because I live in a neighborhood so when I finally took it to the range and started having 2 of 6 rounds fail to discharge every time I reloaded the cylinder. I thought it was because I was shooting bulk cci clean ammo or that maybe the revolver was dirty. I always heard that rimfire ammo is unreliable so I didn’t really think much of it and was going to try different ammo but have come across a lot of videos on RUclips since then that talk about light strikes being common issue with rough riders and that you can use a wedge to tighten the main spring. Haven’t done that yet but wanted to try different ammo with a clean revolver before I start trying to mod it or send it in to be fixed. To be fair the mod couldn’t damage the gun because it’s just putting a cut piece of credit card between the spring and grip frame. I just want to rule out it wasn’t an ammo issue before trying anything else.

Yeah I have seen guys doing that as well. Seems to be a good option. But I’m with you, I personally would try a different ammo before I did that too. Dang that’s a bummer having that happen so much! Been having good luck with Winchester super suppressed.22 ammo. Hopefully a different ammo fixes the problem that sucks!

Yeah what a difference grips make on these things! Yeah was thinking about filing the sights! Good idea! Definitely looking into a leather holster, nylon is doing ok but it’s not a perfect fit and gets a little annoying. Thanks!

Thanks! Is your handle wood? These plastic ones were pretty flimsy so I wanted to replace them anyway. But not really a downside since you can get so many different grip options straight from the factory and plenty of aftermarket ones too. Thanks!

Love it!

No only pellets. Just a fun toy.

Nice! Know you are going to have so much fun with it. I was looking at those Hawks scopes as well. Look really good. Thanks for watching the vid!

Thanks a lot. I really appreciate that! It’s been about a year and it’s still in perfect shape and I’m still having a blast with it. Really helped my ground squirrel infestation as well. To the point where I can just leave them alone this year. Hope the bone collector treats you well too! Again thanks for the kind words and I’m stoked you enjoyed the video!

No problem thanks for watching! It’s been about a year since I got mine and it’s holding up really well.

Thank you!

Thank you! Right!? It’s so much fun. I’m still having a blast with mine. Yeah it’s nice there are so many grip options for these. Really changes it up.

Definitely will check it out thank you!

@@campfiregunpowder Extremally fun Your Welcome

Yeah that’s what I figured and that seems to be working. Hasn’t happened since the video so I’m happy.

@@campfiregunpowder : )

Would definitely like a leather holster eventually. I was just trying to find something cheap.

@@campfiregunpowder I have two about $37ea. It is a Drop Holster so you can wear a regular belt. Very Much Old Western Style and Made to fit.

Ok that’s not bad at all thank you! Probably have to get one that sounds perfect.

Hahaha nice.

Thank you so much! Happy you enjoyed the video! Happy you grabbed a Rough Rider too. So much fun. I may have to grab another cylinder and try the mag option out. Yes I would like to upgrade as much as I can. Do they have options for upgrading the ejector rod on the Heritage website or is it an aftermarket option? Would really like to find a different cylinder pin as well.

Thank you very much! Really appreciate that.

Thanks very much. Always appreciate some knowledge! I had no idea. Definitely have a new habit now! Thank you

Wow that’s so cool to hear. I definitely try to be as thorough as I can even though it can make the video a bit long and boring for some. But I like to research things a lot before I get them as well and I’m really happy this one gave you some value. Heck yeah! This is a great gun for a first time owner. This was my first gun as well and couldn’t be happier with it. Hope you have a great experience with it. Thanks for the kind feedback.

It's a great first weapon and glad you took the step to protect yourself! Which version did you get?

@@Saintbow Thanks dude! I grabbed the 6.5 barrel, 4th of July Eagle grip. Came with a 22 Mag cylinder as well.

Nice! Those grips are really cool. Yeah it’s great they offer the different mags! Such a cool feature to be able to fire different ammo. Hope you have a great time with yours! Still absolutely in love with mine.

We will save a seat for you on the boat!

good syht

It’s funny, I’m not affiliated in any way with any company. The links I put up are not affiliate links. I don’t make any money from this and don’t care if people buy this because of the video. I got mine and I was excited so I made this video. I literally just was talking about the gun like you said.

@TONY TONY....Tony,Tony,Tony.... You know you have free will not to watch ... I'm sure you'd do the same with something you're amaze by and own.

Nice! Thank you! Such a great gun.

Yes I think it is. Feels pretty sturdy though.

@@campfiregunpowdernot plastic. It is, however, cheap casted metal, as it’s a pellet gun and this function is more or less cosmetic.

What a bummer! That sucks sorry to hear that. I got an extra one just in case but the original one has been holding up well for me so far.

Thank you so much. Awesome you got one! Definitely going to have a blast with it! Yes those grips made a huge difference and they have a much better feel than the original ones.

Beechwood stock through the plastic bag it came in.

I really appreciate that! Thank you very much. Such a great gun and happy you enjoyed it.

Absolutely I agree. But I was so excited I just wanted to shoot and see how it was out of the box. Which was not bad. Of course once I did zero it in it made a huge difference, especially at longer range! Also zeroing in was surprisingly very fun.

Thank you! That’s awesome! They are so fun, I’m sure you will like it. Let me know what kind you get! They also have a 9 round version.

@40AcreFrank Finally, it arrived today at my local store. It is the 6.5", 9 rounds with both cylinders. Did you clean or put some oil before you got it to the range the first time?

Awesome! I think that is the next on I will get too! I did not oil or clean anything before shooting. Not too sure if I should have but didn’t even think about that. I did just pick up a cleaning kit for it though and am planning on cleaning soon. Have around 100 rounds through it.