Keystone Sporting Arms is launching a new series of rimfire "Mini Mil-Surp" replicas. This will be a collection of five World War I and World War II rifles scaled down for youth shooters, collectors and fans of .22 LR. The first model out the door is a fully functional single-shot miniature of the classic Mosin-Nagant 91/30 Rifle used by the Russians in World War II.
In the late 1990s and early 2000s, surplus Mosin Nagant rifles were all the rage among curio and relic collectors. They had an interesting historical background, the guns were inexpensive to buy and 440-round sardine tins of ammo could be purchased at gun shows for $69. The cheap 7.62x54R ammo has mostly dried up, but the Keystone version is still inexpensive to feed. I included a photo of someone holding the gun so folks could appreciate just how small it really is. Customers can choose from a limited edition version with a replica shipping crate for $499 or a standard model for $399.

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The $499 price was for the first 100 rifles with the rifle crate with it.  I haven't seen a price for just the rifle by itself.

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Steep price for a dressed up Cricket, but I'd be curious what the 98k looks like.

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Sort of want in 5.56, though that'd probably be a lot more complex to build.

Would actually really like a scaled-down smelly in 5.56 that fed from GI stripper clips.