Fierce Firearms Rival Tactical Xtreme .300 PRC Rifle
Caliber: .300 PRC · Capacity: 3
Specifications
Action Bolt Action
Capacity 3
Grip Safety No
Optic Ready Yes
Barrel Length 20 inches
Manual Safety Yes
Caliber / Gauge .300 PRC
Threaded Barrel Yes
Ambidextrous Safety No
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Description
Product Overview
The Fierce Firearms Rival Tactical Xtreme is a precision-oriented bolt-action rifle chambered in .300 PRC and configured with a 20-inch carbon fiber wrapped barrel. Its lightweight composite construction, detachable magazine system, adjustable match trigger, and integral Picatinny scope rail provide a practical foundation for long-range hunting and precision shooting. The rifle is designed for use with a riflescope and does not rely on factory iron sights.
Key Features
- .300 PRC chambering delivers a flat trajectory for long-range applications
- 20-inch carbon fiber wrapped barrel helps balance velocity, stiffness, and carry weight
- Bolt-action design supports consistent cycling and precise shot placement
- Carbon fiber composite tactical stock provides a rigid, weather-resistant shooting platform
- Adjustable match trigger allows the shooter to tune trigger feel
- Integral Picatinny scope rail simplifies optic installation
The Rival Tactical Xtreme combines magnum performance with a lightweight precision configuration for hunters and shooters who demand dependable long-range capability.
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- UPC:
- 853418427637
- BUDS ID:
- 196022
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