Winchester Wildcat .22 LR 18" Barrel, Skeletonized Stock, Ghost Ring, Black, 10rd

Reliable, affordable, easy to clean and the best part fun to shoot. You can't go wrong with this 22LR rifle.

I purchased my Winchester Wildcat .22 semi-auto carbine approximately 1 year ago from Sportsman's Warehouse and I have only compliments for Winchester/Browning for developing this unprecedented design, and for Sportsman's for being the first prominent national sporting goods chain to make it available! I've fired thousands of rounds through it and the accuracy for it's size and miniscule weight is incredible, with most .22 loads! I don't mind that there's a lot of polymer material used in the

Looks great. Has few features my 10/22 doesn't have. Have not fired it yet but looking forward too soon.

Nice firearm, works well and very accurate, I am happy that I purchased this firearm. I would definitely give it a atta boy,

Beautiful. Ultra light weight. I added a 3-9X 40 MM scope on raised rail. Super smooth action and tack driver accuracy @50 meters.

Really liked the features at this price point. Feels good in the hands. Cleaned it, mounted a cheap scope, and took it to the range to try it out. Shot about 70 rounds, had 1 FTE and 1 FTL and a handful of light primer strikes that fired when reloaded into the mag for a second try. I was using cheap white box ammo where these issues seem common in other guns, so I don't consider that a reflection on the gun. Very pleased with my purchase.

Great little rifle. A little smaller than I thought it would be, but it is for teaching my Great Nephews how to plink.

The Wildcat is an accurate little 22 rifle. I put a 3x9 Simmons scope on mine and fired cci and federal ammo with no problem. Also used ruger bx25 mag without any problem. I would say it's a good gun for any age at a fair price

It’s a Winchester made in Turkey. Very nice and shoots like a 10/22 Ruger, even takes the same magazines.

For a fun with a lot of plastic, I absolutely love it. It’s an excellent $200 gun range gun. I’m sure it would work perfectly for small game as well. The scope mountain option is fantastic. Well thought out design. Aesthetically pleasing.

Great starter rifle or for those wanting to plink a lot at the range. Quite reliable and easy to clean/maintain. One button take down and last round bolt hold open are nice upgrades over a standard 10/22. Add a simple red dot or small scope and youve got a great range partner for cheap. Would appreciate a metal reciever for long term peace of mind, but a few thousand rounds later this polymer one is still holding up fine. No parts failures and only a handful of failure to fire/feed/eject

I'm very happy with this rifle. It's plenty accurate with a decent trigger and great open sights; I broke it in doing quick-fire on 6" plates in succession while shooting off-hand standing at 50 yards, never missed one plate. It's had no failures of any sort. It works well with all my 10/22 magazines (10, 15, and 25 rounds). It's very light, so it's easy to carry and quick to acquire a new target. It breaks down easily for cleaning. I've got a Burris red dot sight for it that I haven't

Did not know what to expect with the wildcat but I read the reviews and decided to give it a shot. Impressed out of the box. Great rifle, easy to use, light weight, just wow. I wanted a rifle that me and my box can enjoy shooting without breaking the bank for ammo, and I believe I found it. On top of that, this accepts Ruger 10/22 magazines!

Right out of the box three of us tried it and were all able to get one inch groups offhand at fifteen yards. Like that it takes Ruger magazines. A little concerned about all the "plastic" but that much less to rust and it is easy to clean. Overall, no remorse and I just might buy another one in camo.

I was looking at the Ruger 10/22 when I saw The Winchester Wildcat. It was less than the Ruger and would take the Ruger 10/22 magazines. As other reviews state you could up grade with a scope or red dot . As someone told me you don't need a high priced scope you won't be shooting Sheep at 1000 yards. I enjoy shooting it at the range and it does not brake the bank on ammo. I have a couple of Ruger 25 round magazines but the last round does not lock back the bolt. It was hard to find some Wildcat mags but I finally found some on line.

Solid shooting rifle. Suggest adding 25 shot clip and red dot scope. Little small for adults but perfect for around the farm varmints.

no prolems, no jams what so ever. -------- and no bent barrel like my Savage A17 which I also purchased from you.

Great plinking rifle. Worked great right out of the box and was a great way to start my wife shooting with a rifle.

This gun is affordable and fun to shoot. I love the way it comes apart for easy cleaning. The only thing I don't like is that so much of it is made of plastic. It doesn't seem to affect the shooting of it or anything but the look and feel of it is a bit plasticky. I still give it a 5/5 because there are so many positives about it.

fun gun, nice that it takes the ruger 25rd magazine. but you have to run about 50 to 100 rounds to break in the cycling, else you get a jammed round every now and then. but for the price it is a fun plinker or varmint/pest gun.