The .22 caliber rifle is one of the most widely used sports weapons. The new Winchester Wildcat is dependable, reasonably priced, and accurate enough for casual target practice and small-game hunting. The rifle is practical and well-designed. Additionally, it has a modern modular construction. The Winchester Wildcat is a striker-fired straight-blowback rifle. Some of the most dependable and trustworthy firearms on the market are striker-fired guns. A striker is pushed forward by in-line springs rather than backward swinging a hammer into a firing pin. As a result, the lock time is reduced and the ignition is reliable. For mounting optics, the rifle has a long rail on the receiver. An aperture serves as the rear sight, while the front sight is a typical post. This design works well for quick and precise firing. The rifle also has a mounting rail for a light or laser on the bottom of the forward part of the stock. It has a well-made stock with a weight-saving cutout in the back and a 10-round rotary magazine. A built-in wheel on the magazine reduces pressure on the magazine spring to simplify loading. Two tabs on the lower stock should be pressed to the rear to release the magazine. A crossbolt-style safety is located behind the trigger guard. The Wildcat is a light, tough, accurate, and ultra-reliable rimfire rifle.