Davey Crickett KSA793 | .22 WMR | 10.5″ Threaded Barrel

The Davey Crickett Crickett KSA793 is a manually cocking single-shot bolt-action pistol chambered for .22 Winchester Magnum. It features a blued threaded barrel of 10.5 inches, a rebounding firing pin safety, and black synthetic grips for a lightweight field-ready package. The pistol is drilled and tapped for an optic base and ships with Williams Fire sights including a fiber-optic front. For a close‑range optic solution that stays well under $1,000, a compact red-dot such as the Vortex Venom pairs well with the Crickett’s low-profile receiver and short sight radius.

Common uses for this pistol include small-game hunting and precision plinking/target work at short ranges. Its single-shot bolt action and threaded barrel make it suitable for deliberate, accuracy-focused shooting sessions and for experiments with optics or muzzle attachments where legal.

Product Specifications

• The manufacturer is Davey Crickett.
• The model/part number is KSA793.
• The caliber is .22 Winchester Magnum.
• The action is a manually cocking single-shot bolt action.
• The barrel length is 10.5 inches and is threaded.
• The overall length is 17.5 inches.
• The finish is listed as blued.
• The frame material is steel with a black synthetic stock/grips.
• The sights are described as Williams Fire sights with a fiber-optic front.
• The receiver is drilled and tapped and it uses scope base 80042.
• The weight is approximately 40 ounces (about 2.5 lbs).
• The twist rate is 1-in-16 and the NFA thread pattern is 1/2×28.
• Other listed features include an EZ Loader and a threaded barrel.
• The UPC is 611613007937.

This Crickett pistol is built for straightforward, accuracy-oriented use. The manually cocking bolt and rebounding firing-pin safety prioritize simple, secure operation while the threaded 10.5″ barrel and drilled receiver let you fit optics and muzzle devices in accordance with applicable law. Its lightweight synthetic stock and compact overall length make it easy to carry for a day in the field or to manage during extended range sessions.

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