Winchester Debuts Wildcat Strata SR

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posted on February 8, 2021
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The recently-released Winchester Wildcat SR is getting a hunter-friendly upgrade. Termed the Wildcat Strata SR, this new offering comes fitted with the same polymer stock, but this time decked out in TrueTimber Strata camo. A 16.5-inch barrel is threaded to 1/2X28 TPI, for the easy attachment of a suppressor. Fed by a 10-round rotary magazine, with an integral Picatinny sight rail and forearm rail, for the easy attachment of optics and accessories, the Wildcat Strata SR is all ready for a day in the woods.

For more information, please visit winchesterguns.comMSRP: $329.99

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