Description
The NULA Model 20 is built for the hunter who counts every ounce on a backcountry pack-in but refuses to compromise on accuracy. Wilson Combat designed it around a carbon fiber Canyon Rogue stock, which sheds meaningful weight compared to a conventional wood or synthetic chassis while maintaining the rigidity needed to support consistent shot-to-shot bedding. That combination of low mass and structural stiffness is the core trade-off the NULA platform is built around.
The 1-in-9 twist rate is a deliberate choice for 7mm-08 Remington. It stabilizes the mid-weight projectiles — roughly 120 to 150 grains — that most hunters reach for in this chambering, without over-spinning lighter bullets or struggling with the heaviest long-range offerings. If you handload and want to run 175-grain mono-metal projectiles, it is worth checking manufacturer stability data before committing, since that is toward the upper end of what this twist handles cleanly.
The 20-inch barrel recovers a significant portion of the velocity that a compact mountain rifle gives up relative to a 24-inch hunting rifle, keeping the 7mm-08 well within its effective hunting envelope. The muzzle is threaded 5/8×24, so a suppressor or muzzle device can be added without gunsmithing work. Wilson Combat fits a Timney Elite Hunter trigger from the factory, which provides a defined, consistent break and removes one of the more common reasons hunters have a custom bolt gun restocked or re-triggered after purchase. Scope mounting uses 8-40 Torx screws, and the rifle ships without sights, so budget for rings and an optic from the start. The Armor-Tuff finish on both metal and stock components is Wilson Combat’s own coating, applied to resist corrosion and abrasion in the wet and rough conditions a backcountry rifle is likely to see.
Shipping and availability: This item must ship to a licensed FFL dealer for transfer.




