The Escort 22LR bolt-action rifle embodies precision and reliability, designed with both the novice shooter and seasoned marksman in mind. At its core is a chrome-plated steel receiver paired with a hard chrome-plated barrel, meticulously rifled to ensure consistent accuracy. Available in two configurations—standard 25” or compact 18” barrels—it caters to shooters of varying statures without compromising performance.
Central to this rifle's versatility is the adjustable trigger system, allowing for customization of pull weight and sear engagement. This feature ensures that each shot can be tailored precisely to the shooter's preference, enhancing control and confidence at every stage of firing.
The Escort 22LR comes equipped with two lightweight yet durable polymer magazines, each capable of holding ten rounds. A stainless-steel follower within these magazines facilitates smooth loading—a task further eased by an improved magazine well design.
Adaptability extends beyond function; it’s inherent in form as well. The synthetic stock is ambidextrous and ergonomically sculpted with textured grip surfaces for enhanced handling under any conditions. Complementing this are practical elements such as onboard magazine storage within the buttstock itself and a ventilated rubber buttpad for comfort during extended use.
A picatinny rail on the forearm invites additional accessories, while grooved receivers allow seamless integration of optics via 11mm scope mounts—ensuring you’re always prepared regardless of your shooting scenario. Furthermore, mounted sling studs expand carrying options across diverse terrains.
This firearm prioritizes safety through an intuitive manual mechanism complete with a cocked bolt indicator—a simple yet effective feature promoting peace of mind even among less experienced users.
- Caliber: .22 LR
- Action: Magazine-fed bolt-action
- Barrel Twist Rate: 1:16”
- Total Length (18" Barrel): 36.5 inches
- Total Weight: Approximately 5.7 lbs
The Escort 22LR stands as an embodiment of thoughtful engineering where tradition meets innovation—crafted not merely as a tool but as an extension of one's shooting discipline.