Keystone Crickett | .22 LR | Mossy Oak Camo

The Keystone Crickett is a manually cocking, single-shot bolt-action rifle scaled for smaller shooters and youth. It pairs light weight with simple, robust operation and basic iron sights for straightforward accuracy. The Crickett is suited to range and target practice as well as small-game hunting. A compact, affordable optic such as the Vortex Crossfire II 2-7×32 would be a suitable under-$1000 optic to mount on the drilled-and-tapped receiver for improved precision.

Product Specifications

• The caliber is .22 LR.
• The action is a bolt-action that is manually cocked on each cycle.
• The barrel length is reported inconsistently in source data and should be verified prior to purchase.
• The overall length measures 30.5 inches according to the supplied specifications.
• The unloaded weight is approximately 3 lbs.
• The stock is made from synthetic material with a hydro-dipped finish.
• The stock finish is Mossy Oak Shadow Grass Blades (camouflage).
• The metal components are finished in blued steel.
• The rifle ships with iron sights consisting of an adjustable rear peep and a fixed front sight.
• The receiver is drilled and tapped to accept scope mounts.
• The rate of twist is listed as 1:16″ in the source data.
• The trigger pull is approximately 2.5 lbs (approximate value provided by manufacturer notes).
• The rifle includes sling swivel studs for attaching a sling.
• This model is identified in source data as a youth-sized or compact sporting rifle.
• The UPC is 611613021629.

This Crickett provides straightforward, reliable function in a compact package. Its light weight and simple bolt design make it easy to handle for younger or smaller-framed shooters, while the drilled-and-tapped receiver allows adding a low- to mid-power optic for improved accuracy at the range. Practical features such as an EZ loader, durable synthetic stock, and sling studs give it usable versatility for plinking or small-game work without unnecessary complexity.

Many owners describe the Crickett as an ideal first firearm, and users commonly praise its lightweight handling and accurate performance for its class.