Description
The Fierce Firearms FCTRG300WSM24BBO CT Rage 300 WSM with a 24″ carbon fiber barrel, Black Cerakote metal finish, and Blackout Camo fixed Fierce Tech C3 stock is a full-size, right-hand bolt gun built for shooters who refuse to compromise on weight or precision. At 5.8 lbs bare, this titanium-action rifle delivers sub-MOA accuracy out of the box with a 3+1 detachable magazine and a Bix’n Andy trigger that breaks like a glass rod. This is a mountain rifle that shoots like a competition rig.
| Manufacturer | Fierce Firearms |
|---|---|
| Model | CT Rage |
| Material | Titanium action, carbon fiber barrel, carbon fiber stock |
| Compatibility | 300 WSM (Winchester Short Magnum) ammunition |
| Finish | Black Cerakote metal finish, Blackout Camo stock |
| Weight | 5.8 lbs (per manufacturer specs) |
| Condition | New |
Key Features
- Fierce 3-Lug Triad Titanium Action – Why it matters: The three-lug design allows a 60-degree bolt throw for faster cycling without sacrificing lock time, and titanium keeps the weight down for long hikes.
- 24″ Carbon Fiber Barrel – Why it matters: Carbon-wrapped steel barrels shed heat faster than all-steel profiles while shaving nearly a pound off the nose, helping you hold steady on target shot after shot.
- Bix’n Andy Trigger – Why it matters: Adjustable from 6 oz to 2 lbs with zero creep, this is the same trigger used by PRS shooters who demand a predictable, clean break every time.
- Detachable Speed Box Magazine – Why it matters: The 3+1 capacity gives you a flush-fit, single-stack box that feeds 300 WSM rounds reliably, and the release is positioned for fast reloads without breaking your cheek weld.
- Streamlined Carbon Fiber Monte Carlo Stock with Integral Bipod Rail – Why it matters: The fixed Fierce Tech C3 stock provides a stable, repeatable cheek weld, and the built-in bipod rail means no drilling or aftermarket adapters—just mount and shoot.
Who It’s For
This rifle is for the backcountry hunter who also shoots local PRS or NRL Hunter matches. If you’re carrying a rifle up a 10,000-foot ridge and then expect sub-MOA groups at 600 yards, the Rage delivers. It’s also for the collector who wants a lightweight magnum that doesn’t rattle apart under recoil.
Pros & Cons
- Pro: Sub-6-pound weight with a 24″ barrel means you can carry it all day and still have muzzle velocity for 300 WSM.
- Pro: Bix’n Andy trigger is fully adjustable without tools—set it to 8 oz for bench work or 1.5 lbs for field use.
- Con: The fixed stock limits LOP adjustment; if you need a shorter or longer pull, you’ll need to send it to a gunsmith or add a spacer kit.
Comparison
| Feature | Fierce CT Rage | Timney Triggers (Drop-In) | Geissele (Super 700) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Weight | 5.8 lbs complete rifle | 2.5 oz (trigger only) | 3.2 oz (trigger only) |
| Trigger Pull Range | 6 oz – 2 lbs | 1 – 4 lbs | 1.5 – 2.5 lbs |
| Material | Titanium action, carbon barrel | Steel housing | Steel housing |
| Intended Use | Complete hunting/precision rifle | Trigger upgrade for Rem 700 | Trigger upgrade for Rem 700 |
| Price | $3,399 (complete) | $150–$250 | $200–$300 |
FAQ
What is the barrel twist rate on the Fierce CT Rage 300 WSM?
The barrel twist rate is 1:9, optimized for 150-180 grain bullets common in 300 WSM loads, per Fierce specs.
Does the rifle come with a muzzlebrake?
Yes, it includes a factory-installed muzzlebrake specifically tuned for 300 WSM to reduce felt recoil by about 30%.
Is the stock adjustable for length of pull?
No, the fixed Fierce Tech C3 stock has a standard 13.5″ LOP. Spacer kits from Fierce are available for custom fitting.
Can I use this rifle for competition shooting?
Absolutely. Many shooters run the Rage in NRL Hunter and light-class PRS matches. The Bix’n Andy trigger and carbon barrel make it competitive out to 800 yards.
What is the magazine capacity?
3+1—three rounds in the detachable magazine plus one in the chamber.
Why Buy From Us
- ✅ Nationwide delivery (all 50 states)
- ✅ Ships 1-2 business days
- ✅ 30-day returns
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