Winchester 4+1 .308 Win 22" 5-Round Cerakote Bolt-Action Rifle

The Winchester 4+1 .308 Win 22" 5-Round Cerakote Bolt-Action Rifle by Fierce Firearms is a precision platform purpose-built for long-range accuracy and field reliability. Designed for law enforcement tactical applications, precision rifle competitions, and serious hunters demanding consistent performance beyond 500 yards, this bolt-action system combines modern manufacturing with proven Winchester .308 ballistics. The 4+1 magazine configuration—four rounds loaded internally plus one in the chamber—ensures mission readiness while maintaining a compact carry profile essential for tactical deployment and hunting field work.

Built on Fierce Firearms' reputation for precision engineering, the Winchester 4+1 features a 22-inch barrel delivering optimal velocity and accuracy balance for .308 Winchester ammunition across standard and match-grade loadings. The Cerakote finish provides superior corrosion resistance and durability—essential in high-humidity or coastal environments where standard bluing fails—while maintaining a professional low-gloss appearance suitable for tactical operations. At 8.6 pounds, the rifle delivers a responsive platform without sacrificing stock integrity or barrel harmonics, critical factors in sub-MOA accuracy. The bolt-action mechanism ensures reliability in adverse conditions while the 5-round capacity meets practical engagement scenarios without excessive magazine bulk.

This rifle serves law enforcement precision marksmen, military designated riflemen in reserve or training roles, and competitive shooters seeking a proven .308 platform. The 22-inch barrel strikes the tactical sweet spot—long enough for efficient powder burn and velocity, short enough for vehicle insertion and building entries. Compatible with standard SAAMI .308 Winchester ammunition, it performs equally with military-spec 7.62×51mm NATO rounds, providing ammunition flexibility in the field. Standard Picatinny rail mounting allows integration of long-range optics (typically 4–16x or variable magnification), ballistic computers, and night vision systems common in professional environments. Installation and field maintenance follow conventional bolt-action rifle practices familiar to armorers and experienced operators.