Fierce Firearms ROGSCMX22CM18BRS Carbon Mini Rogue XP 22 Creedmoor 3+1 18″ Carbon Fiber Match Grade Barrel, Smoked Bronze Cerakote Steel Drilled & Tapped Receiver, Sonora Ambush Camo Adj Comb & BiPod

SKU: TSW|196003UPC: 853418413135Mfr. Part #: ROGSCMX22CM18BRS

$2,450.00

Fierce Firearms ROGSCMX22CM18BRS Carbon Mini Rogue XP 22 Creedmoor 3+1 18″ Carbon Fiber Match Grade Barrel, Smoked Bronze Cerakote Steel Drilled & Tapped Receiver, Sonora Ambush Camo Adj Comb & BiPod

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The Carbon Mini Rogue XP is specifically designed for youth and ladies. They are the perfect combination of the reliable Fierce DUAL-LUG action with a sleek lightweight Mini-Rogue stock. Featuring a Rogue stock with an improved integral, adjustable comb and a shorter length of pull; C3 caron fiber, TriggerTech Primary ProCurve trigger and QD flush cup mounts. Includes two 1/4″ spacers for additional adjustment.

Additional information

upc

853418413135

manufacturer

Fierce Firearms

Manufacturer Part Number

ROGSCMX22CM18BRS

Action

Bolt Action

Barrel Length

18"

Caliber/Gauge

.22 Creedmoor

Capacity

3 + 1

Rate of Twist

1:8"

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