NAA 22MSBBO CHUCKWAGON 22M 1.13 BUCKLE GUN

SKU: LIP|NONAA-22MS-BBOUPC: 744253004001Mfr. Part #: NAA-22MS-BBO

$336.99

NAA 22MSBBO CHUCKWAGON 22M 1.13 BUCKLE GUN

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NAA 22MSBBO CHUCKWAGON 22M 1.13 BUCKLE GUN, available at County Armory, the local gun store in Greenville, Texas. Order online and we ship it to your local FFL dealer, or pick it up in store at 2510 Hemphill St. after completing your ATF Form 4473.

  • Manufacturer: North American Arms
  • Model: Chuckwagon
  • Caliber/Gauge: .22 Magnum
  • Action: Single Action
  • Capacity: 5
  • Barrel length: 1.13"
  • Type: Single Action Only
  • Sights: Fixed

Questions about this item? Call us at (903) 259-6600, Tuesday through Friday 10am to 6pm and Saturday 10am to 5pm.

Additional information

upc

744253004001

manufacturer

North American Arms

Manufacturer Part Number

NAA-22MS-BBO

Action

Single Action

Barrel Finish

Matte

Barrel Length

1.13"

Caliber/Gauge

.22 Magnum

Capacity

5

Model

Chuckwagon

Product Type

Single Action Only

Sights

Fixed

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