Keystone Sporting Arms Crickett/Walnut .22lr Bolt Action Rifle, Brown - KSA3238

The Keystone Crickett Rifle 22 LR 16 in. Walnut Stainless is a meticulously crafted firearm designed to offer young shooters a reliable and safe introduction to the world of shooting sports. This Crickett Youth Rifle, model KSA3238, is chambered in the versatile 22 Long Rifle caliber, making it an ideal choice for beginners and youth shooters. The Crickett 22 LR features a 16.12-inch stainless steel barrel, which not only enhances durability but also ensures consistent accuracy with every shot. The rifle's walnut stock, with an 11.5-inch length of pull, provides a classic and comfortable grip, making it easy for young shooters to handle and aim. The Crickett Stainless Barrel is complemented by fixed front and adjustable rear peep sights, allowing for precise targeting and improved shooting confidence. Safety is paramount with the Crickett Rebounding Firing Pin Safety, a feature that ensures peace of mind for both parents and instructors. The Crickett Youth 22 LR is designed with a single-shot capacity, encouraging careful aim and responsible shooting habits. Its lightweight and compact design make it an excellent choice for training sessions, target practice, and small game hunting. The Crickett Fixed Sights are engineered to provide a clear and unobstructed view, enhancing the shooting experience for young enthusiasts. With its combination of quality craftsmanship, safety features, and user-friendly design, the Keystone Crickett Rifle 22 LR 16in Walnut Stainless stands out as a premier choice for introducing youth to the joys of shooting. Whether for recreational use or as a stepping stone to more advanced firearms, the Crickett 22 LR offers a perfect blend of tradition and innovation. The rifle's UPC is 611613032380, and it carries the MPN KSA3238, ensuring easy identification and purchase. Embrace the opportunity to nurture a lifelong passion for shooting with the Crickett Youth Rifle, a trusted companion for young marksmen embarking on their shooting journey.