Wisconsin never had a restriction on the magazine capacity. The only restriction, which was mentioned in the regulations, was the one imposed by Bill Clinton's assault weapon ban that banned any magazines that held over 10 rounds. Once the ban expired, the language was removed from the regulations in the next year.

Wisconsin only has a restriction on minimum caliber size and minimum rifle length.

Basically, we can use any centerfire cartridge that is .22 caliber or larger.

The rifle itself has to have an overall length of 26" with the barrel being 16".

Wisconsin is rather non-restrictive when it comes to what can be used for rifle hunting. Pretty much everything is legal to hunt with.