WILSON COMBAT NULA 20 308WIN 16 CANYON Rifle

Description

The Wilson Combat NULA Model 20 is built for hunters who cover serious ground on foot and need a rifle that won’t punish them for it. Weighing between four and five pounds without an optic, it is a genuine mountain and backcountry tool — the kind of weight savings that compounds over a long day at elevation.

The receiver is machined from 4140 bar stock using an EDM cutting process, which holds the tight dimensional consistency bolt-action accuracy depends on. The barrel is a 16-inch lightweight-profile Wilson Combat button-rifled 416R stainless steel tube. A 1-in-11.25 twist rate is on the slower end of what you’ll find in .308 rifles, which stabilizes standard 150- to 175-grain hunting projectiles cleanly while remaining forgiving of a wide range of factory ammunition — a practical choice for a field rifle that may feed whatever is available at the last supply point. The muzzle is threaded 5/8×24, which accommodates a suppressor if that is part of your setup.

The stock is an AG Composites Canyon Rogue carbon fiber chassis with reinforced receiver walls. Carbon fiber at this scale contributes meaningfully to the overall weight figure without sacrificing the rigidity needed for consistent cheek weld and scope alignment. The Timney Elite Hunter trigger ships set in the 2.75- to 3.25-pound pull range — light enough that a cold hand or awkward field position doesn’t disturb the shot. Scope base screws are 8-40 Torx. No sights are included, so budget for glass from the start. The Armor-Tuff finish on the action, bolt, and barrel handles field moisture without demanding maintenance after every outing.

Shipping and availability: This item must ship to a licensed FFL dealer for transfer.