Windham Weaponry WW-308: Tactical Semi Auto with ACOG Power

Serious rifles earn respect on the range and in the field by doing one thing every single time: working. In a world crowded with options, the platforms that stay in the fight are the ones built on proven architecture, clean lines, and smart glass. That’s where this rifle steps in—purpose-built, rugged, and ready to run without drama.

WINDHAM WEAPONRY WW-308

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Why this rifle matters

Built by Windham Weaponry, the WW-308 takes the lessons learned from hard-use semi autos and applies them to a .308/7.62 NATO-class platform. The result is a rifle that balances power and precision without punishing the shooter. It lands in the Semi Auto category for good reason: the controls are instinctive, follow-up shots are fast, and the setup ships with everything you need to put rounds on target from day one.

From the factory configuration, you get an M-Lok handguard for clean accessory mounting, a vertical foregrip that doubles as a compact bipod for prone or supported positions, and a Trijicon ACOG 3.5×35 optic that gives you glass you can trust when light and time are not on your side. It also includes one 20-round magazine—exactly what you want for a .308-pattern rifle designed to stretch its legs.

ACOG power on a .308-class workhorse

Trijicon ACOG 3.5×35: speed meets clarity

A rifle like this deserves glass that’s ready for real work. The included Trijicon ACOG 3.5×35 brings daylight-bright clarity, generous eye relief for a .308’s recoil impulse, and famously robust construction. At 3.5x, you get a best-of-both-worlds magnification—fast enough for closer engagements and steady enough for confident holds out to extended distances. The reticle design complements practical shooting, giving you usable references without clutter.

Pair the ACOG with a consistent cheek weld and a steady press, and the rifle translates every ounce of your fundamentals into results. That’s the point: dependable glass and a solid semi auto working together to keep you in control.

M-Lok handguard and a smart foregrip/bipod

The M-Lok handguard keeps things lightweight, rigid, and modular. You can mount lights, sling QD cups, or a barricade stop without adding bulk. The included vertical foregrip/bipod is a thoughtful addition—compact enough not to snag, stable enough to turn a field pack, tailgate, or rooftop into a steady firing point. When you’re behind a .308-class rifle, that extra stability pays dividends in your groups and your cadence.

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Ergonomics, handling, and practical accuracy

Windham Weaponry has a reputation for clean assembly, proper fitment, and reliable function. That pedigree shows in the WW-308’s handling. Controls fall where they should, and the rifle points naturally. The 20-round magazine gives you enough capacity for drills, hunting scenarios where legal, and general range use without turning the package into a boat anchor.

In practical terms, the setup’s strength is consistency. A stable handguard, dependable optic, and .308/7.62 NATO-class punch mean you can train on steel at distance, then run positional work or snap drills up close. The rifle doesn’t fight you; it rewards disciplined mechanics.

Certified Used: the quiet advantage

This model is offered as a Certified Used Firearm, which is often the smartest buy in the rack. You’re getting a rifle held to a high quality standard—very good to excellent condition—paired with a no questions asked return policy. That’s confidence, and it matters when you’re investing in a semi auto meant for serious use.

At $1574.99, the value proposition is strong. You’re not just buying a rifle—you’re getting a complete package with a Trijicon ACOG 3.5×35, M-Lok flexibility, and a foregrip/bipod already in the box. Add a sling, confirm zero, and you’re operational.

Use cases: where the WW-308 shines

With the .308/7.62 NATO-class chambering in mind, this platform is built for tasks that demand more authority than intermediate calibers typically provide. Think property defense, hog control, or training where distance and barrier penetration factor into your decision tree. The included optic gives you the reach. The handguard and foregrip/bipod give you the control. The Semi Auto category mechanics give you speed when the clock is ticking.

Loadout recommendations

Zero and ammo

Confirm your ACOG at a practical zero—many shooters prefer a 100-yard zero for clean dope and predictable holds. For general use, match-grade 168–175 grain loads tend to pair well with .308-class barrels, while bonded soft points make sense for field work. Keep a record of your holds and environmental data; consistency multiplies capability.

Accessories worth adding

Keep it simple. A two-point sling with quick adjust, a white light mounted at 3 or 9 o’clock on the M-Lok rail, and a set of backup irons if you prefer redundancy. The rifle already gives you the essentials; avoid stacking weight unless it solves a real problem.

Quick specs and key takeaways

– Platform: Semi Auto

– Brand: Windham Weaponry

– Model: Various (WW-308 configuration)

– Includes: one 20-round magazine

– Furniture: M-Lok handguard

– Support: vertical foregrip/bipod combo

– Optic: Trijicon ACOG 3.5×35

– Condition: Certified Used with a no questions asked return policy

– Price: $1574.99

Final thoughts from the firing line

This setup hits the sweet spot: a dependable Semi Auto from a respected maker, real glass in the Trijicon ACOG 3.5×35, and thoughtful accessories that keep the rifle mission-ready. Add the Certified Used program’s assurance and the straightforward $1574.99 price tag, and you’re looking at a rifle that’s easy to justify and hard to outgrow.

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