Description

If you are looking for a straight-shootin’, single-shot handgun that’s built for small game and plinkin’ fun, the Davey Crickett Crickett .22 WMR 10.5″ Threaded Blued is a fine choice. This manually cocking bolt-action pistol chambers the .22 Winchester Magnum (WMR) round, giving you a bit more pop than a standard .22 LR, and it weighs next to nothin’ for easy carry in the field. The blued, threaded barrel is ready for a suppressor or muzzle device, and the black synthetic grips offer a solid hold. It’s a simple, reliable tool for honest work.

Key Features

• Threaded Blued Barrel — The 10.5-inch barrel is threaded to accept a suppressor or muzzle brake, which matters if you want to cut down on noise or recoil for more comfortable range sessions.
• Manual Cocking Bolt Action — You manually cock the firing pin before each shot, which means you can carry the pistol safely with a round in the chamber, and it gives you a crisp, predictable trigger pull every time.
• Rebounding Firing Pin Block — This safety feature keeps the firing pin from contacting the primer until you pull the trigger, so you can handload and unload with confidence, especially important for new shooters or teachin’ youngsters.
• Drilled and Tapped Receiver — The receiver is pre-drilled and tapped for scope bases or accessory rails, so you can mount a red dot or magnified optic for better accuracy on small game or paper targets.
• Compact and Lightweight — Weighin’ just a hair over two and a half pounds, this pistol handles easy in one hand and fits in a pack or holster for trampin’ through the woods after squirrels or rabbits.

Who It’s For

This little handgun is made for the southern shooter who values simplicity and reliability. It’s a fine choice for small-game hunters who want a quiet, accurate pistol for head shots on squirrels or rabbits. It also suits plinkers who enjoy slow, deliberate shooting at the range, and folks who like to teach beginners the basics of marksmanship without the fuss of a semi-auto. The .22 WMR gives you enough energy for ethical kills on varmints, yet the recoil is light enough for a youngster or a lady shooter to handle.

Pros & Cons

• Pros: Affordable price, threaded barrel for a suppressor, manual cocking adds safety, lightweight and easy to carry, drilled and tapped for optics.
• Cons: Single-shot action means slower follow-up shots compared to a semi-auto, and the .22 WMR ammunition can be a bit pricier than .22 LR.

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Last updated: April 2026