Keystone Sporting Arms 722 Varmint

Edward C on

I have a friend who bought a KSA 722 VARMINT and told me it is truly a great gun. So I bought one. Mine arrived and there were a few small nicks on the stock. The crown of the barrel was somewhat rough and the blueing had a small streak of steel peeking t

This KSA722V is a great rifle. Very well finished metalwork with smooth operating bolt; as good as any of my CZs. The wood on mine was slightly damaged when received at the store but I took it anyway. One call to KSA tech dept. resolved the issue and a re

As others have said, these 722s are sleepers. They will hang with any of the production rifles I have (Kimber Sako, CZ Ruger Zastava Savage Winchester Browning etc) for accuracy and are American made and a fraction of the price of some of the others I hav

I have now handled and fired 3 different styles of Keystone 722's so hopefully this will help you of your undecided which to buy. I had the sporter, own the classic and now the Varmint. If I could only keep one it would be this varmint model. It is insane

Seems to be well made . The safety is the only thing that I wish were made to FEEL a little more substantial . Works just fine . The wood is really nice on this rifle a little wax brought out the grain . First time at the range it did OK at fifty yards us

This is for the KSA 722 Varmint sold through Buds. My first firearm purchase from Buds went just fine. Cost savings including FFL fees saved me over 10% from the best deal I could get at any local dealer. Buds does need to update their description to stat

I always loved the little round and have several 22lr rifles, competition and sporters. When I saw this I had to give it a try. I love it. Nicely designed action, stock and magazine. As accurate as my CZ455 and my Savages but still behind my Walther KK300