Wilson Combat NULA 20 | 7mm-08 Rem | 20″ Kodiak Rogue

The Wilson Combat NULA 20 is a lightweight bolt-action rifle built for hunters who prioritize carryability and precision. This factory-configured model ships in 7mm-08 Remington with a 20″ button-rifled stainless barrel and a carbon-fiber Kodiak Rogue stock to minimize weight without sacrificing rigidity. Controls and hardware include a Timney Elite Hunter trigger and a receiver machined from 4140 bar stock.

Pair this rifle with a reliable variable-power scope such as the Vortex Crossfire II 3-12×44 for practical field use under $1,000; the optic provides a versatile magnification range and clear glass suitable for typical hunting distances.

Product Specifications

• The cartridge is 7mm-08 Remington.
• The barrel measures 20″ and is a button-rifled Wilson Combat 416R stainless barrel.
• The rate of twist is 1:9.
• The muzzle is threaded 5/8×24 with a nitride-coated thread protector.
• The action type is Bolt Action.
• The capacity is 4 + 1.
• The listed weight is approximately 5.25 lbs.
• The overall length is 39.75″.
• The length of pull is 13.5″.
• The stock is a Kodiak Rogue carbon-fiber design with Pachmayr 1″ Decelerator recoil pad.
• The trigger is a Timney Elite Hunter with a 2.75–3.25 lb pull.
• The receiver is machined and EDM cut from 4140 bar stock and finished with Armorlube DLC.
• The bolt is fully machined from 4340 bar stock.
• The barrel finish is listed as Armor-Tuff and action/bolt finish as Armorlube DLC.
• The UPC is 810129403220.

Lightweight construction, premium machining and a proven trigger make the NULA 20 suitable for extended backcountry hunts and precision field shots where a balance of weight and accuracy matters. The combination of a carbon-fiber Kodiak Rogue stock and a honed 416R stainless barrel yields a rifle that carries well over long distances while maintaining tight groups at typical hunting ranges.

Owners and reviewers commonly praise the rifle for its notably light carry weight and its sub‑MOA accuracy potential in the field.