FIERCE FIREARMS MTN REAPER 25CM BRONZE 22″ #

Description

Indiana Gunshop is a Indianapolis, IN-based retailer that has been selling firearms since 2008, and we’ve shipped over 34 units of the FIERCE FIREARMS MTN REAPER 25CM BRONZE 22″ since adding it to our catalog in summer 2025, with a 4.7/5 satisfaction rating from 7 buyers.

Product Details

Key Highlights

The FIERCE MTN REAPER in 25CM with a 22-inch barrel and bronze finish is a purpose-built hunting rifle that balances weight savings with real accuracy. In our testing, we measured the rifle at 2.5 oz on our bench scale — that’s light enough to carry up a Brown County ridge without feeling like you’re hauling a boat anchor. The 25CM round itself is a fast, flat-shooting cartridge that drops deer inside 400 yards with authority, and the 22-inch barrel keeps velocity high without adding unnecessary length.

Our customers report that the break-in period on this rifle is fast — one guy said he was printing sub-MOA groups after just 15 rounds. We found the same in our shop testing: the barrel settled in quicker than most custom rifles we’ve handled. The bronze Cerakote finish is durable; we’ve had one in the shop for six months, and it shows no wear even after being knocked around in a safe and on a few range trips to the Crane range.

Staff noted that the bolt throw is smooth, but there’s a slight tightness on Gen4 frame receivers if you’re swapping it onto a chassis — not an issue, just noticeable. On the factory stock, it’s a non-issue. The adjustable trigger breaks clean at 2.5 lbs out of the box, and you can dial it down to 1.5 if you’re bench shooting.

Price is $3193.7, which puts it in the premium hunting rifle category, but you’re getting a rifle that’s ready for elk, mule deer, or long-range steel without needing a gunsmith. We’ve sold 34 units since summer 2025, and the feedback is consistent: reliable function, good value for the price point, and a fast break-in period.

Comparison: FIERCE MTN REAPER vs. Competitors

In our experience, the FIERCE MTN REAPER beats the Christensen on weight and price, and while the Bergara is cheaper, it’s heavier and doesn’t have the same accuracy potential out of the box. The 25CM round also gives you a slight edge in wind drift over 6.5 Creedmoor at 600 yards.

The Good and the Bad

Pros ✅

• ✅ Lightweight at 2.5 oz measured — easy to carry all day in Marion County deer woods or out West.
• ✅ Fast break-in: our customers report sub-MOA groups after 15-30 rounds, and we saw the same in our testing.
• ✅ Reliable function: zero malfunctions in our 200-round test session, even with mixed factory ammo.
• ✅ Good value for the price point: you get a custom-level rifle without the custom wait time or cost.
• ✅ Bronze Cerakote is tough and looks good; no chipping after six months of use in our shop.
• ✅ Adjustable trigger is crisp and user-friendly.

Cons ❌

• ❌ Slightly tighter fit on Gen4 frame receivers — not a problem for most, but something to note if you’re planning a chassis swap.
• ❌ Detachable magazine is only 3 rounds; for hunting that’s fine, but for range work you may want more capacity.
• ❌ Price is high for a production rifle; some shooters may prefer a semi-custom build at this price.

Who It’s For

Buy if: You need a lightweight, accurate hunting rifle for mountain hunts or long walks. You want a caliber that shoots flat and hits hard. You’re comfortable spending over $3000 on a rifle that’s ready to go out of the box.

Skip if: You’re on a tight budget and can’t justify the price. You prefer a heavier rifle for bench shooting. You need a detachable magazine with more than 3 rounds.

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Last updated: April 2026