Keystone Crickett KSA2148 | .22 LR | Muddy Girl Thumbhole

The Crickett KSA2148 is a single-shot .22 LR precision-style rifle configured for right-hand youth shooters and finished in a Muddy Girl synthetic thumbhole stock. It features a bull-profile, threaded barrel, an adjustable cheek piece, integrated Crickettinny rails on the buttstock and forend, and an optic-ready receiver. This package ships with a scope, bipod, muzzle brake, EZ-loader, and basic eye/ear protection. The rifle is well suited for small-bore precision shooting and youth marksmanship training; a versatile optic such as a Vortex Crossfire II 3-9×40 pairs well with this platform and stays comfortably under a $1,000 budget.

Product Specifications

• The caliber is .22 LR.
• The action is Bolt Action.
• The barrel profile is a Bull design.
• The barrel length range is listed as 16 to 16.99 inches by the manufacturer data.
• The stock is a fixed thumbhole synthetic with Muddy Girl natural camouflage finish.
• The capacity is 1rd (single shot).
• The rifle is configured for Right Hand shooters.
• The metal finish is described as Blued.
• The muzzle is fitted with a Muzzle Brake.
• The primary construction material is Steel.
• The receiver/sight configuration is Optic Ready.
• The stock includes an adjustable cheek piece and integrated accessory rails.
• The package includes scope, bipod, muzzle brake, EZ-loader, and eye/ear protection.
• The barrel length range grouping is 16″ to 16.99″ as provided in attributes.
• The UPC is 611613021483.

This Crickett package combines a scaled-down PRS-style ergonomic layout with a single-shot smallbore platform intended to make precision shooting accessible and repeatable. The thumbhole stock and adjustable cheek piece promote consistent sight alignment, while the optic-ready receiver and integrated rails simplify mounting optics and accessories. Overall, the KSA2148 is a practical choice for someone seeking a compact, low-recoil precision trainer or a youth-focused target rifle packaged with the basic accessories needed to get on the range quickly.