The Heritage Barkeep is a single-action revolver chambered in .22 LR with a 2-inch barrel. It is built on a zinc alloy frame with a gold Cerakote finish and black accents, and its small footprint puts total weight at 1.625 lbs (35.50 oz). Capacity is 6 rounds. 
 

Key Specifications 

• Model: Barkeep 
• Caliber: .22 LR 
• Barrel Length: 2 inches 
• Capacity: 6 rounds 
• Weight: 1.625 lbs (35.50 oz) 
• Condition: New in Box 
• Finish Color: Gold and Black 
• Manufacturer: Heritage Firearms 
• Manufacturer Part Number: BK22S2 
   

Features 

The single-action mechanism gives a clean, defined trigger break. Fixed sights, notched rear and fixed front, work fine for the distances this gun is used at. The 2-inch barrel keeps the package compact and easy to carry. The gold Cerakote frame finish offers corrosion resistance with a distinctive look. 
 
The Barkeep fits naturally as a range plinker, a light small-game option, or a first revolver for someone new to the platform. It is not trying to be a duty gun, and at this size and price it does not need to be.

The Heritage Barkeep .22 LR in the 2-inch gold/black configuration draws a pretty consistent response from owners.

Compact size and light weight come up in nearly every positive review. Shooters who want something small for a range bag or a trail gun appreciate that it does not add much burden, and the single-action mechanics keep operation straightforward for new revolver users.

Price is one of the biggest selling points. It sits at the affordable end of the revolver market, which makes it an easy recommendation for beginners or anyone who wants a low-stakes plinker.

The gold and black finish divides opinion a little. Most users like the retro look, though a handful would prefer a more understated matte finish.

On performance, the .22 LR handles plinking and training duties well. Some users report occasional misfires and loose shot groups at longer distances, but that comes with the territory for a short-barreled .22. For its intended range (close-range plinking, small game, and learning revolver fundamentals) most owners find it reliable enough.

The 6-round cylinder is the common criticism, particularly from people comparing it to semi-autos. For a single-action revolver in this class, 6 rounds is standard, so that criticism mostly comes from buyers who may not have been the right audience for this type of gun in the first place.

Low recoil is consistently praised and makes extended shooting sessions comfortable.