Crickett KSA2243 My First Rifle Youth 22 LR 1rd 16.13″ Stainless Steel Barrel, Blued Drilled & Tapped Receiver, Desert Tan w/Webbing Fixed Synthetic Stock, Right Hand

SKU: LIP|KEKSA2243UPC: 611613022435Mfr. Part #: KSA2243

$143.99

Crickett KSA2243 My First Rifle Youth 22 LR 1rd 16.13″ Stainless Steel Barrel, Blued Drilled & Tapped Receiver, Desert Tan w/Webbing Fixed Synthetic Stock, Right Hand

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Crickett rifles are the staple of the youth shooting experience. A manual cocking, single-shot, bolt action, it features a rebounding firing pin safety to prevent accidental discharge, 2.5-3 lb. trigger pull, 11.5″ length of pull, and a 16.125″ barrel. Crickett rifles have a fixed front sight, adjustable rear peep sight and are drilled and tapped to accept Crickett scope mounts. This model has a synthetic desert tan stock with a stainless steel barrel.

Additional information

upc

611613022435

manufacturer

Davey Crickett

Manufacturer Part Number

KSA2243

Action

Single Shot

ATF Type

Rifle

Barrel Length

16.125"

Caliber/Gauge

.22 LR

Capacity

1

Length

32

Package Height

3.0

Package Width

6.5

Product Type

Rifle

Rate of Twist

1-in-16

Safety

Firing Pin

Shipping Weight

3.8

Sights

Open Rifle Sights

Youth Rifle

Yes

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