NULA™ New Ultralight Arms - Model 20 Bolt Action Rifle - Wilson Combat
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- Опубліковано 5 вер 2023
- Wilson Combat has spared no expense in our development of the new generation of the New Ultralight Arms line of bolt action rifles.
Wilson Combat has taken the Melvin Forbes legendary rifle design and integrated several improvements by leveraging modern manufacturing methods and our 45 years experience producing industry leading quality firearms. The modern NULA rifle takes Melvin's time tested design to the next level of accurate and dependable bolt action rifles.
"I feel so fortunate to know Melvin and to have been entrusted with the opportunity to continue his legacy of building the finest and lightest bolt rifles on the market. I’m also deeply humbled and honored that Melvin has put his trust in me and my team at Wilson Combat to continue his life's work. He is basically turning his 'baby' over to us and I assure him and all the past and future customers we won’t let any of you down."
- Bill Wilson
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Wilson Combat is definitely checking off all of the boxes in the high class weapon department.
high class ......do you have to be high class to eat...to shoot some food to be hungry...i bought a mosin nagant years ago for $150bucks....and it paid for itself ten times over and class had nothin to do with it...should i take out a loan to get that rifle, so i can be high class and go to disney world and drink budlight .....no thanks....ill just let they enjoy it all it wants to on Oprahs ranch....
@jordanmeija7384 my point exactly ppl who go spend 3k for a hunting rifle just do it for the clout to have something to talk about at the truck while they wait for the sun to rise before walking in 😂😂😂 any savage or mossberg will do what that overpriced crap can do as far as hunting is concerned
@@briankinzer4175 Guys...when I step out of my truck to deer hunt I've got a wood stocked Remington made before I was born. BUT, since back in the 80s Ultralight Arms has been making tack driving rifles that weigh almost nothing for people who paid $20000 to climb a mountain in British Columbia that's half the size of Mount Everest to hunt a Dall Sheep and don't want to carry an 8 lb. rifle for a week.
I have the Melvin Forbes version of this rifle. If this one is half as good you should buy 10 of them.
To all the fools that don't have a clue. Melvin Forbes started Ultra Light Arms back in the 80's. It was sold to Colt. When they went bankrupt Melvin bought it back and named it New Ultra Light Arms. Wilson Combat bought it because Melvin wanted to retire.
He made a few guns for a friend of mine that we hunt with. And. They got along great. Mel offered him to take it over. But. He declined.
I lived in WV for a while and met a few old men that had some of his original rifles. At the time I couldn’t afford to buy one from him, I’m glad Wilson bought it up, and I trust they will keep the quality Forbes demanded. Hopefully soon I will be able to own a piece of his legacy, even if it’s under a different name.
I only own one pistol a Wilson, super grade my buddies owns several handguns. They can’t hit the broadside of a barn with them. I can hit the bolt that holds the door on the barn.
Please start offering Magwells for your Sig P320/P365 frame modules.
It be nice if Wilson combat made it easy to order one of these rifles like other companies do. Maybe have several made an in stock where you can just select the rifle and order it instead of trying to read through pages and paragraphs trying to figure out how the hell to order one and order the right barrel length and everything else that you want. I wish they would make it a little easier for customers.
To all folks who are complaining about the name: I don't think that Wilson Combat came up with it.
NULA seems to exist for some years by now:
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Take my money!!!
I came here to say this!
@@rbbeacsame😂
Honestly, i will never see the merit of purchasing a 3300$ gun
Get you a savage axis and ride off into the sunset
@@charlesmullins3238 lol i'm sure there's a happy median
Howdy , for the rhythm
3200.00 give me a break..no thanks..it wont be around long
That name is cheeseballs
I love seeing ppl fo spend what i could get 2-3 rifles for on a rifle to hunt with at 100-200 yards a savage axis compact or a ruger american will do anything this rifle can do a a fraction of the price 3k to go hunt......unbelievable 😂
Take that axis and run boy…fly on you crazy diamond
Looks like a 700 clone...another mediocre bolt action hits the market...big deal..
What makes your rifle better then all the other lowbudget rifles..being sold at over inflated prices..
Do you use better hand lapped barrels...no..oh
Do you have custom target adjustable triggers from Jewel..or Geissele..no..oh
What about stocks..plastic..or wood...oh...
Keep your product...
See my point..
Good luck with sales...
Google Melvin Forbes, new ultralight arms. You are ignorant of the history of these rifles and where they came from. They are far from a remington 700 clone. As for your comment regarding good luck with their sales, these rifles have been on the market for decades before wilson bought them. They fill a specific niche better than just about anything else out there. Your comments are ignorant.
You called it NULA?? Might as well name it “Buttnugget”.
Is the name really important to you?
Such a horrible name lmao
@@ExodusC If the name was better, would it shoot a tighter MOA?
@@silvermine2033 tight name tight groups
Melvin Forbes named his company NULA. Wilson kept the name when it bought the company from him. Regardless of the name, ol’ Melvin made a helluva rifle.