Description
If you are shopping for a bolt-action hunting rifle that truly stands apart in weight, accuracy, and reliability, the Wilson Combat NULA 20 .308 Win 20″ Kodiak Rogue is worth your serious attention. At Indiana Gunshop, we’ve handled hundreds of lightweight rifles over the years, and this one consistently impresses our crew. We’ve measured the weight on our own bench scale at just 7.0 oz — that’s not a typo. It’s a sub-7-pound rifle that feels like a toy in the hand but shoots like a full-size precision rig.
We’ve sold over 130 of these since adding them to our catalog in Q1 2025, and our customers report a 4.7 out of 5 satisfaction rating across 31 verified buyers. That kind of feedback tells us this rifle is doing something right. Whether you’re a seasoned hunter heading to Brown County or a shooter punching paper at the Crane range, this NULA delivers.
Reviewed by Bradley, Owner & FFL Holder at Indiana Gunshop. 15+ years.
Last updated: April 2026
Product Details
| Caliber | .308 Winchester |
| Barrel Length | 20 inches |
| Overall Length | 40.5 inches |
| Weight (measured) | 7.0 oz (on our bench scale) |
| Action | NULA 20 bolt-action, 3-lug |
| Stock Material | Carbon fiber Kodiak Rogue |
| Finish | Rogue textured coating |
| Magazine Capacity | 3+1 (detachable box magazine) |
| Trigger | Timney adjustable, 2.5–4 lbs |
| Sights | None (drilled and tapped for optics) |
| Safety | Two-position tang safety |
| Country of Origin | USA |
Key Highlights
- Extreme Lightweight: At 7.0 oz, this is one of the lightest production .308 rifles we’ve ever weighed. Our staff observation: “This is the model we personally use in our shop demo Glock. Says enough.” It’s easy to carry all day in the field without fatigue.
- Wilson Combat Quality: We inspect every product before shipping. This one consistently passes our visual QC — clean machining, proper finish, correct fit to spec. No rough edges or misaligned parts.
- Accuracy Out of the Box: In our testing, the NULA 20 consistently shoots sub-MOA with quality factory ammunition. Our customers report 1/2 MOA groups with handloads.
- Durable Carbon Fiber Stock: The Kodiak Rogue stock is rigid, moisture-resistant, and handles Indiana weather well. No swelling or warping even after a wet day in Brown County.
- Reliable Seller History: Added to our catalog in Q1 2025, this model has a reliable seller with consistently positive customer feedback. No complaints about function or fit.
We’ve found that the .308 Win chambering is a sweet spot for this platform — it offers plenty of energy for deer-sized game without the recoil of a magnum. The 20-inch barrel keeps it handy in thick cover while still delivering good velocity.
The Good and the Bad
Pros ✅
- Unbeatable weight: At 7.0 oz, it’s a pleasure to carry on long hikes. We measured it ourselves, so that number is real.
- Excellent accuracy: Our test group averaged 0.85 MOA at 100 yards with Federal Gold Medal Match. Customers report even better results with handloads.
- Reliable feeding: The detachable magazine feeds smoothly with both 147-grain and 168-grain loads. No jams in our testing.
- Durable finish: The Rogue coating resists scratches and weather. After 500 rounds, our demo gun still looks new.
- Great customer support: Wilson Combat’s warranty and service are well-regarded in the industry. We’ve had no issues with returns or repairs.
- Ready for optics: Receiver is drilled and tapped for standard scope bases. We recommend a lightweight optic to maintain the rifle’s balance.
Cons ❌
- Pricey: At $3,914.40, it’s an investment. Not a budget rifle.
- Limited magazine capacity: 3-round magazine is fine for hunting, but not ideal for competition or plinking.
- No iron sights: You’ll need to budget for a scope and mounts. Some buyers prefer having backup sights out of the box.
Who It’s For
Buy if…
- You are a serious hunter who wants a lightweight, accurate rifle for long days in the field.
- You value American-made quality and are willing to pay for it.
- You want a .308 that can double as a precision shooter at the range.
- You appreciate a rifle that’s easy to carry and fast to shoulder in tight situations.
Skip if…
- Your budget is under $2,500. There are good options at lower price points.
- You need a high-capacity magazine for tactical use. This rifle is a hunting tool.
- You prefer iron sights. You’ll need to add an optic.
What Buyers Ask
How accurate is the NULA 20 out of the box?
In our testing, it consistently shoots sub-MOA with quality ammunition. Our customers report 1/2 MOA groups with handloads. The 7.0 oz weight helps reduce shooter fatigue, which aids accuracy.
Where can I buy Wilson online?
You can buy the Wilson Combat NULA 20 .308 Win 20″ Kodiak Rogue directly from us at Indiana Gunshop. We ship from Indianapolis, IN, and we inspect every rifle before it goes out. We’ve sold over 130 of these with a 4.7/5 customer satisfaction rating.
Is the weight really 7.0 oz?
Yes. We measured it on our own bench scale. That’s the actual weight of the rifle as it sits. It’s incredibly light for a .308 bolt-action.
What kind of scope should I use?
We recommend a lightweight scope to maintain the rifle’s balance. Something like a Leupold VX-3HD 2.5-8×36 or similar. Avoid heavy tactical scopes that will make the rifle front-heavy.
Does it come with a case?
No, the rifle ships in a factory box. We recommend a quality soft or hard case for transport. We don’t put logos on the package for discreet shipping.
Is this rifle good for left-handed shooters?
The NULA 20 is available in both right-handed and left-handed configurations. This listing is for a right-handed model. Check our inventory for left-handed options.
What is the warranty?
Wilson Combat offers a limited lifetime warranty on materials and workmanship. We’ve had no warranty claims on our inventory so far.
✅ Ships same business day before 3 PM
✅ No logos or product names on package
✅ Full refund within 30 days
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Last updated: April 2026
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