Crickett KSA2163BSC Youth Package 22 LR 1rd 16.12″ Blued Barrel/Receiver, Mossy Oak Break-Up Synthetic Stock, Rebounding Firing Pin Safety Includes 4x32mm Scope, Scope Mount & Soft Case

SKU: LIP|KEKSA2163BSCUPC: 611613121633Mfr. Part #: KSA2163BSC

$240.99

Crickett KSA2163BSC Youth Package 22 LR 1rd 16.12″ Blued Barrel/Receiver, Mossy Oak Break-Up Synthetic Stock, Rebounding Firing Pin Safety Includes 4x32mm Scope, Scope Mount & Soft Case

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Crickett’s Crickett Synthetic Rifle has a manual cocking single-shot bolt action. It features a rebounding firing pin safety, adjustable rear peep sight and a fixed front, synthetic stock, and a drilled and tapped receiver. This model features a blued barrel and a Mossy Oak Break-Up camo stock. It comes with a scope, mount and designer gun case.

Additional information

upc

611613121633

manufacturer

Davey Crickett

Manufacturer Part Number

KSA2163BSC

Action

Single Shot

Barrel Length

16.25"

Caliber/Gauge

.22 LR

Capacity

1

Product Type

Rifle

Rate of Twist

1-in-16

Safety

Firing Pin

Shipping Weight

0.0

Sights

Fixed Front/Adj Rear

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