Gun Of The Week: Wilson Combat NULA Model 20

Published on January 2, 2026
Duration: 2:35

This review details the Wilson Combat NULA Model 20, a lightweight bolt-action hunting rifle. It highlights the rifle's construction, featuring a carbon fiber stock and a thinned stainless steel barrel. The review emphasizes its sub-5 lb weight and ergonomic design for recoil management, drawing on the expertise of NRA Publications.

Quick Summary

The Wilson Combat NULA Model 20 is an ultralight bolt-action hunting rifle, weighing under 5 lbs unscoped. It features a carbon fiber stock with pillar bedding for barrel free-floating and a 'negative comb' design to manage recoil effectively.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction to the NULA Model 20
  2. 00:25Stock and Construction Details
  3. 01:10Barrel and Action Features
  4. 01:30Specifications and Calibers
  5. 01:48Recoil Management and Ergonomics

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Wilson Combat NULA Model 20?

The Wilson Combat NULA Model 20 is a lightweight bolt-action hunting rifle based on the designs of Melvin Forbes of New Ultra Light Arms. Wilson Combat has updated the design with a carbon fiber stock and other enhancements for streamlined production and weight savings.

What are the key features of the NULA Model 20's stock?

The NULA Model 20 features a carbon fiber stock from AG Composites. It incorporates pillar bedding to free-float the barrel, ensuring accuracy. The stock also has a 'negative comb' design to reduce cheek slap during recoil.

How much does the Wilson Combat NULA Model 20 weigh?

The Wilson Combat NULA Model 20 is exceptionally lightweight, weighing just under 5 pounds without an optic. This is a hallmark of the original NULA design, maintained and enhanced by Wilson Combat.

What calibers are available for the NULA Model 20?

The NULA Model 20 is offered in five different chamberings. The model tested in the video was chambered in .308 Winchester and featured a 20-inch barrel.

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