The Keystone Crickett Precision is a single-shot .22 LR bolt action built with adjustability and accuracy in mind. At 3.60 lbs, it's light enough for younger shooters while the threaded bull barrel and adjustable stock make it a more capable trainer than a basic youth rifle. 
 

Key Specifications 

• Caliber: .22 LR 
• Barrel Length: 16.1 inches (threaded blued bull barrel with muzzle brake) 
• Capacity: Single Shot (1 round) 
• Weight: 3.60 lbs 
• Action Type: Bolt Action 
• Finish: Black 
• Adjustable Length of Pull (LOP): 10 3/8", 11 1/8", 11 7/8" 
• Safety Mechanism: Firing Pin Safety 
• Stock Design: Adjustable Cheek Comb 
   

Detailed Features 

 
The threaded blued bull barrel with muzzle brake is the standout element. It reduces felt recoil and allows muzzle device attachment. An adjustable bipod provides stability for precision work at the bench or in field positions. Integrated rails on both the buttstock and forend accept lights, optics, or other accessories. The Gen 2 EZ Load feed ramp simplifies the single-round loading process. Three LOP positions (10 3/8", 11 1/8", 11 7/8") and an adjustable cheek comb let the rifle grow with the shooter rather than fitting only one stage of development. 
 

Usage Scenarios 

• Youth Training: The adjustable stock and light weight make it a practical fit for introducing safe handling and marksmanship. 
• Target Shooting: The bull barrel and bipod combination is well-suited for range work where precision matters. 
• Small Game Hunting: At 3.60 lbs it's easy to carry in the field.

The Keystone Crickett Precision Gen 2 .22 LR draws mainly positive feedback, particularly from parents buying it as a youth rifle. The lightweight design and compact size come up consistently. At 3.60 lbs it's manageable for new or younger shooters without being flimsy. Accuracy gets good marks, and users note that the rifle builds real confidence in beginners.

The adjustable stock is a frequently cited advantage over basic youth models. The multiple LOP settings mean the rifle stays usable as a kid grows rather than becoming too small after one season. Safety features matter to this buyer segment, and reviewers mention the firing pin safety positively in that context. Affordability relative to similarly spec'd youth rifles is another recurring point.

On the critical side, some experienced adult shooters note the .22 LR caliber limits utility if they want to graduate to centerfire eventually. A handful of users raise durability questions around heavy use or exposure to harsher conditions, though this is a minority view. The single-shot format is consistently framed as intentional for training rather than a drawback.