Crickett KSA2149 Precision Package 22 LR Caliber with 1rd Capacity, 16.12″ Barrel, Blued Metal Finish & Fixed Thumbhole Muddy Girl Serenity Synthetic Stock Right Hand (Youth) Includes Scope & Bipod

SKU: LIP|KEKSA2149UPC: 611613021490Mfr. Part #: KSA2149

$317.99

Crickett KSA2149 Precision Package 22 LR Caliber with 1rd Capacity, 16.12″ Barrel, Blued Metal Finish & Fixed Thumbhole Muddy Girl Serenity Synthetic Stock Right Hand (Youth) Includes Scope & Bipod

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Description

The Crickett Precision Rifle is the perfect scaled down version of popular PRS designs. This single shot 22LR will definitely make shooting fun again, one shot at a time. It features a 16.125″ threaded bull barrel, synthetic stock with adjustable cheek piece, and integrated Crickettinny rails on the buttstock and forend. This model includes eye and hearing protection, EZ loader feed ramp, muzzle brake, bi-pod, scope and sun shade.

Additional information

upc

611613021490

manufacturer

Davey Crickett

Manufacturer Part Number

KSA2149

Action

Single Shot

Barrel Length

16.125"

Caliber/Gauge

.22 LR

Capacity

1

Product Type

Rifle

Rate of Twist

1-in-16

Shipping Weight

0.0

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