Davey Crickett Overlander | .22 WMR | 16.12in Threaded Carbon

The Overlander is a compact, bolt-action single-shot rifle built on a 6061 aluminum chassis with a carbon-fiber threaded barrel and an adjustable skeletonized stock. The chassis is anodized and the action is drilled and tapped to accept Crickett scope mounts and a Picatinny rail. For a practical optic that stays well under $1,000, consider the Vortex Crossfire II 2-7×32 as a capable, value-oriented choice that complements the rifle’s compact handling and cartridge performance.

Recommended uses include small-game/varmint hunting and youth marksmanship or recreational target practice, where a lightweight, compact platform and easy handling are priorities.

Product Specifications

• The manufacturer is listed as Davey Crickett; Keystone in source data.
• The model name is recorded as Overlander.
• The caliber is .22 Winchester Magnum.
• The action is Bolt Action.
• The barrel measures 16.1200 inches, is threaded, and is described as a carbon fiber barrel.
• The rate of twist is listed as 1:16.
• The overall length is 31.7500 inches.
• The weight is 3.8 lbs.
• The stock material is Aluminum.
• The stock is described as Skeletonized.
• The length of pull adjusts between 11 1/2″ and 14 1/2″ depending on stock configuration.
• The action is drilled and tapped to accept scope mounts and a Picatinny rail.
• The ATF type is listed as SPORTING RIFLE.
• The NFA thread pattern is 1/2×28.
• The UPC is 611613021926.

The Overlander pairs compact dimensions and lightweight construction with an adjustable stock and a threaded carbon barrel for flexibility in sighting and accessory choices. Its drilled-and-tapped receiver and Picatinny rail make it straightforward to mount low-profile rings or a small variable optic, and the adjustable length of pull helps fit youth and smaller-framed shooters. The combination of a 6061 aluminum chassis and carbon-fiber barrel keeps the platform light while maintaining a stable sighting platform for informal range work and small-game outings.

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