FIERCE FCRGLR7PRC22BCP CBRG LR 7PRC 22 BLK/CBP

SKU: TSW|179299UPC: 853418408377Mfr. Part #: FCRGLR7PRC22BCP

$3,299.00

FIERCE FCRGLR7PRC22BCP CBRG LR 7PRC 22 BLK/CBP

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Description

The Carbon Rage Long Range is an improved version that includes all the same features of the Carbon Rage. Featuring a Rage LR aggressive design stock with a push button adjustable comb; Triad 3-lug action; 70 degree bolt throw; Armour Lube black coating on bolt and action to improve smooth functionality; 3 position safety; Match Grade adjustable TriggerTech trigger; detachable drop box magazine; carbon fiber, threaded, Match Grade barrel w/Matrix finish; integral pic rail for bipod attachment; mounting platform for Swiss-Arca plate (plate included). Includes Radial muzzlebrake.

Additional information

upc

853418408377

manufacturer

Fierce Firearms

Manufacturer Part Number

FCRGLR7PRC22BCP

Action

Bolt Action

Barrel Length

22"

Caliber/Gauge

7MM PRC

Capacity

3 + 1

Rate of Twist

1:8"

Safety

3 Position

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