Registered: Jan 2008
Location: WEST VIRGINIA
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Seem to hold up well but not very accurate, the barrels seem to get dirty quick, if you dont keep them clean you will ruin alot of coon hides.

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Registered: Aug 2010
Location: west virginia
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Originally posted by Bear
well for you guys that"throw em away" throw them my way.HAve had mine 8-9 years with NO trouble

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Location: Furnace Branch Creek, East Tn.
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We use a 22 cricket. Had it for 5-6 years. Thrown down, beaten up, never cleaned, and works every time. We have a red dot scope on ours and it is as accurate as when we put it on there 3-4 years ago.

Best $100 I ever spent.

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Registered: Jan 2008
Location: the late, great west
Posts: 104

Can you all post what brand of scope or laser sight you are using with the crickett?
Also I've looked at 2 cricketts and both had slightly different sights, do all their sights pretty much suck?
Those of you who hunt where there is tall trees does the crickett seem to kill as far out as any other .22?
Thanks

I went to a store the other day and they wanted $250 for a laminate stock Crickett...wow talk about making a profit (or trying at least).

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Registered: Dec 2003
Location: Rosman, North Carolina
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Originally posted by coldblue
Bought a Crickett for my son for his 7th Bday. He's now 8 and half. Muskrat, squirrel, rabbitt doesn't matter what brand ammo. My sons put hundreds and hundreds of rounds through it. Blued synthetic, tough as nails. Good price.

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Registered: Mar 2009
Location: ILLINOIS
Posts: 599

I sold the 10/22 and got a henry. It shoots pretty dang good. My 8yr old step son hit a can 3 times at about 15 yards off hand. The boy isn't the best shot either lol! If he can do that I willl be dang happy with it.

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Registered: Nov 2004
Location: tennessee
Posts: 856

Nice little guns have went up in price the last few years I have a lasdr sight on mine never had a problem with the gun firing but if u buy one for yourself as soon as u get it drill out the lock pain in the butt u get too a tree and u hit the trigger lock and have no key so drill the dang thing out

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