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Description

The Crickett youth rifle in .22 LR with a black synthetic stock (brand part no. KSA2245) is a single-shot bolt-action rimfire built for young and new shooters learning the fundamentals. Davey Crickett pairs a 16.125-inch barrel with a 1-in-16 twist rate, and open rifle sights give a clear, simple sight picture. A firing-pin-based safety keeps the action predictable, and the single-shot design encourages careful, deliberate shooting. Among youth-sized bolt action rifles, this .22 LR configuration favors families introducing a child to their first rimfire rifle.

Key Specifications

  • The chambering is .22 LR, offering low-cost, low-recoil practice ammunition.
  • The barrel measures 16.125 inches.
  • The rifling twist rate is 1-in-16.
  • The action is single-shot bolt action, keeping operation simple for a new shooter.
  • The safety is a firing pin design, blocking discharge until deliberately readied.
  • The sights are open rifle sights, fixed for straightforward sighting.
  • The stock is black synthetic, built to handle field and range use.
  • This model is marketed as a youth rifle, sized for smaller shooters.
  • Shipping weight of approximately 3.5 pounds.

Frequently Asked Questions

What ammunition does this rifle use? Standard .22 LR, a low-cost and low-recoil choice for new shooters.

Is this rifle sized for younger shooters? Yes, it’s built and marketed as a youth rifle.

Buy the Crickett Youth Rifle, .22 LR

A simple, lightweight .22 LR platform for a first-time shooter is exactly what this Crickett delivers. Order it from our Lubbock, Texas gun shop for fast, insured shipping to your FFL.

Additional Information
UPC

611613022459

Manufacturer

Davey Crickett

Manufacturer Part Number

KSA2245

Action

Single Shot

Barrel Length

16.125"

Caliber/Gauge

.22 LR

Capacity

1

Length

32

Model

Crickett

Package Height

3.0

Package Width

6.5

Product Type

Rifle

Rate of Twist

1-in-16

Safety

Firing Pin

Shipping Weight

3.5

Sights

Open Rifle Sights

Youth Rifle

Yes