Puma 22 LR Wildcat w/16" Barrel/Synthetic Stock

Puma 22 LR Wildcat w/16" Barrel/Synthetic Stock

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Puma 22 LR Wildcat w/16" Barrel/Synthetic Stock

Model PPS22WC10X30	Condition Factory New
Bud's Item # 60449	UPC 682146420203

Manufacturer: Puma PPS22WC10X30Item: 60449UPC: 682146420203Puma PPS22WC10x30 Wildcat Semi Automatic Rifle .22 Long Rifle 16" Barrel 30 Rounds Black Synthetic Pistol Grip with Adjustable Butttock Black Finish. This compact .22 LR is available in three stock styles - traditional wood, a synthetic version that looks like the original, and an all-new Wildcat stock. The Wildcat is a synthetic stock that sports a vertical forend grip, picatinny style accessory rail, a pistol grip and adjustable stock with 4" length of pull. Specifications and features: Puma PPS22WC10 Wildcat Semi Automatic Rifle .22 Long Rifle 16" barrel 30 round magazine and extra 10 round magazine Grooved receiver for standard rimfire scope mounts Open iron sights Tactical charging handle Detachable tri-rail on handguard Black synthetic pistol grip with adjustable buttstock Black finish 33.5" overall length 6 lbs unloaded

Puma Wildcat 22 LR features a 10 and a 30 round magazine, 16" barrel with shield and adjustable stock.

Specifications
Action	Semi-Automatic
Caliber	22 LR
Barrel Length	16"
Capacity	30+1
Trigger	Standard
Safety	Manual
Length	33.5"
Stock	Synthetic
Finish	Black

Customer Reviews

5 Customer Reviews
Average 3.2 out of 5

Brian BFinishing my review: Got my rifle back from the repair shop 8wks later. Gun smith fixed the action as well as issues with the bolt, and recomends to only fire 1500fps or HIGHER ammo. A light adjustment to the sights and the gun fires accurate and flawless. Cost me shipping twice and 12wks out but it's finally fixed. Cant say im too "thrilled" with this one but at least it works now, cheap and falls apart easily, but i finally got it to fire accurately and consistantly.
2 years ago
Brian BContinuing my Review, i Fired the rifle. Used several difrent rounds all had same results, (used High velocity/ reccomended/ not reccomended/ copper jacketed/ non copper jacketed / ect.) In all my test groups I had 45/50 rounds jam. When I fired, the expended brass got caught on the bolt/chamber with the next round. Out of 350 rounds i think i was able to fire off more than one shot (without jam) 5 times, and once firing 5 rounds in a row. isolated the issue by loading one round, fired and ejected flawlessly everytime. Two or more, jammed everytime. I think the issue is the magazines. There is no feed ramp and the magazine acts as a feed ramp to the barrel. The space inside the chamber is in awkard dimensions ( ive had expended brass in the chamber with a round in the barrel ready to go chamber closed, noticed no ejection and found it in there.) what this does is the next feeded rounds have to much wiggle room and often times stand up vertical. the magazine needs to feed and load better and the chamber room needs adjustment. Additional info: Gun was cleaned in execlent condition, Ive shot and dealt with a lot on rifles, ecpecially AR's. Trigger pull is grinding and inconsistant pressure. will try other magazines.
2 years ago
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