Triple K 10rds .22LR, Black

The product in question is a firearm characterized by its 6-1/2 inches barrel, designed primarily for target shooting and casual plinking. Initially introduced to the market in 1951, this model was engineered to provide an economical option for enthusiasts and professionals alike. The production of this firearm was discontinued in 1970, marking the end of its availability in the market. A notable feature of this model is its screw takedown mechanism, which distinguishes it from other firearms that typically employ a push-button system for disassembly. This design choice reflects a focus on durability and reliability, catering to users who prioritize these attributes in their shooting equipment.