Can anyone identify this rifle?

Wildcat?

Is it a .22 lr

Google is your friend.http://www.winchesterguns.com/products/rifles/Wildcat-22/Wildcat-22-Current-Products.html

Wildcat 22

http://www.winchesterguns.com/products/rifles/Wildcat-22.html

Was the Wildcat a Russian rebranded rifle.

Look nice, I do agree.

czhen said:

Was the Wildcat a Russian rebranded rifle.

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I picked up this bolt action Wildcat a few years ago—it was made in Russia by Toz.

@Dragonfly
I had one of those a few years ago. It shot standard velocity CCI lights out. Very good shooter. Light trigger with just a little take up.

Don't quote on that, but I do believe same Russian company made some rifle for for Remington.
Both good rime fire rifles for the money, only draw back was get extra mags.
I don't know who make them now but I really like already and the price point is perfect.

gotboostvr said:

@Dragonfly
I had one of those a few years ago. It shot standard velocity CCI lights out. Very good shooter. Light trigger with just a little take up.

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Yeah, I bought it mostly as a plinking rifle but I've been surprised at how easy it is to shoot it well. I've used it in our club's metallic silhouette competitions.

I've heard rumblings about a new Winchester rifle that uses Ruger rotary magazines. I think I see that magazine on the table in the ad.

Dragonfly said:

I picked up this bolt action Wildcat a few years ago—it was made in Russia by Toz.
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I just stumbled onto these, they seem intriguing. Is the trigger/magwell unit polymer or metal?

NIGHTLORD40K said:

I just stumbled onto these, they seem intriguing. Is the trigger/magwell unit polymer or metal?

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I just checked mine and it is metal.

Magazines are crucial for any firearm so manufacture a new rifle/carbine compatible with another one in production already make it so much easier to catch market.
I already like the new Wildcat.
Please post some informal plinking target.