WINCHESTER Wildcat Threaded

Available directly from stock.

The new WILDCAT from WINCHESTER is a semi-automatic small caliber rifle. It is an efficient, reliable, and robust .22 caliber semi-automatic with a modern silhouette, suitable for both sport shooters and trap hunters. Designed as an affordable and low-maintenance weapon for plinking, target shooting, or hunting use. The integrated Picatinny rail on the upper receiver allows for easy installation of optics, and the muzzle thread permits the mounting of suppressors for hunting operations (please observe legal regulations!).

The included magazine is compatible with the Ruger 10/22, but the WILDCAT also features a bolt catch.

The key specifications at a glance:

Type: Semi-automatic rifle
Caliber: .22 lr (.22 lfb)
Barrel: 16.5 inches (42 cm)
Barrel thread: 1/2-20"
System: Steel
Stock: Composite, pistol grip
Stock length: 343 mm
Fore-end: Composite
Magazine capacity: 10 rounds, removable
Ruger 10/22 magazines are compatible
Barrel: Standard
Sights: "Ghost Ring" (adjustable diopter rear sight) and ramp front sight

Model:
Winchester WILDCAT Threated

Caliber:
.22 lr

Barrel length:
16.5"

Magazine capacity:
10 rounds

Sight:
Ghost ring and ramp front sight, adjustable

Application:
Hunting, sport

Weight:
Approx. 1.72 kg

Overall length:
88.5 cm

The history of Winchester dates back to 1848. Clothing manufacturer Oliver Winchester was one of the main shareholders of Smith & Wesson, or at that time involved with Volcanic Repeating Arms Company. After moderate success with the volcanic rifle, S&W withdrew, and with Benjamin Henry, new momentum came to the newly founded New Haven Arms Company. The so-called Henry rifle brought the breakthrough. After separating from Henry, the success story of the Winchester Repeating Arms Company began. Winchester had fundamentally redesigned and improved the Henry rifle "Model 1866" to bring the first Winchester rifle to market. Further innovative developments ensured steadily growing market shares. Winchester became world-famous, especially as a manufacturer of repeating firearms. The Winchester brand is now owned by Olin Corporation, and the name is used under license by two subsidiaries of the Herstal Group.

Sale only to holders of a purchase permit.