Chipmunk 00005 Gen2 22 LR 1rd 16.10″ Blued Tapered Single Shot Barrel, Fixed Camo Laminate Stock

SKU: TSW|174818UPC: 645221000059Mfr. Part #: 00005

$159.99

Chipmunk 00005 Gen2 22 LR 1rd 16.10″ Blued Tapered Single Shot Barrel, Fixed Camo Laminate Stock

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Description

The “Original” is a manual cocking, single shot, bolt action traditional rifle that comes in hardwood and laminate colors with upgraded metal cocking knob and front sights. Rebounding firing pin automatically blocked to prevent accidental discharge. Featuring the EZ Loader to make loading the Chipmunk simple. Includes installed swivel studs.

Additional information

upc

645221000059

manufacturer

Chipmunk

Manufacturer Part Number

00005

Action

Bolt Action

Barrel Length

16.1"

Caliber/Gauge

.22 LR

Capacity

1rd

Rate of Twist

1:16"

Sights

Metal Fixed Post Front/Adj Peep Rear

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