17remhunter
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Does anyone have a Fierce Rifle and what is your honest opinion?
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Fierce Rifles
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I have a Fury in 6.5PRC. It is a pretty amazing rifle. Feeds, extracts, and ejects flawlessly, barrel cleans easy and has a great finish, TT trigger a great hunting trigger, stock is very rigid, comfortable, and the bedding is excellent. It is very accurate and easy to load for, also shoots the factory ELD-X and M factory ammo very well. I really like my one example. I would buy again.
Sixgun17
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I've got a Carbon Fury and feel the same as Quintas does. I'm running ABLRs and very happy with it. The only thing I can add is that the magazines are a work of art, both aesthetically and functionally.
hawk-i
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I've got a couple Fierce rifles, the latest one is a CT Rival in 7 SAUM 24in. barrel, the rifle is very nice except for the stock bedding as its bedded off center.
The trigger sits noticeably off center to the centerline of the stock (like the action is rotated clockwise to the stock)...if Fierce won't fit it under warranty (not sure if they will as the rifle does meet the 1/2 MOA accuracy guarantee) I'll re-bed it myself.
Also the trigger was supposed to adj. down to 1 lb (Dakota trigger)...nope, not even close. Upgraded to a TT Diamond
The other is a Carbon Edge 6.5 PRC, meets accuracy guarantee but again bedding is NOT the best, I will bed this one too.
Overall, other than the bedding IMHO they are nice rifles.
The trigger sits noticeably off center to the centerline of the stock (like the action is rotated clockwise to the stock)...if Fierce won't fit it under warranty (not sure if they will as the rifle does meet the 1/2 MOA accuracy guarantee) I'll re-bed it myself.
Also the trigger was supposed to adj. down to 1 lb (Dakota trigger)...nope, not even close. Upgraded to a TT Diamond
The other is a Carbon Edge 6.5 PRC, meets accuracy guarantee but again bedding is NOT the best, I will bed this one too.
Overall, other than the bedding IMHO they are nice rifles.
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shooter7
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I don't own one, but I've shot one belonging to my hunting partner. It remains the most accurate factory rifle I've ever shot. It lived up the accuracy guarantee from the factory. It's only a sample size of 1 but if I was dropping my own money on a premium hunting rifle I'd take a serious look at them.
17remhunter
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I had a rifle built by TS Customs and everything was perfect plus the added bonus was the accuracy 5 @ .159 for me the price tag went along with quality of the rifle. Its hard for me to even look at fierce compared to the work of TS Customs. Ive heard that the customer service of fierce was really poor from a lot of guys. TS Customs went our of their way to give me a rifle that was more than I ever expected. I just dont want to put down $3,000 and re gret it.
You can get a Fierce rifle for well under $3K. It actually sounds like you may want to have TS Customs build you another rifle.
17remhunter
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I just dont want any regrets With TS I get everything i want no settling for
17remhunter
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my 17 with three powders shot well under .4 nothing I shot was in the .4's all in the 3's how can you beat that Once I found the sweet spot with H4895 every 5 shot group was a least in the high .2's .289 best group went .159
Hans13
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I have both TS and Fierce Furys/Edges. TS is superior and that's the route I will be going in the future. Fierce rifles are really good for the money and one of the nicest factory rifles I've shot though.
My honest opinion is that the owner and dudes that run with him are d bags. I wouldn't own one if they gave it to me for free.
I had planned on purchasing one and was asking some basic questions in person (sheep show / Reno) and they would hardly even look me in the eye, let alone engage or even be friendly.
For a factory gun, they are nothing special…. I don't even own any factory guns, but I know people that do, and any more they all can shoot .5 with little to no work at all.
Just build exactly what you want with someone you trust and don't look back.
#fiercelife
Example; 13:30 would you buy a gun from this guy?My honest opinion is that the owner and dudes that run with him are d bags. I wouldn't own one if they gave it to me for free.
I had planned on purchasing one and was asking some basic questions in person (sheep show / Reno) and they would hardly even look me in the eye, let alone engage or even be friendly.
For a factory gun, they are nothing special…. I don't even own any factory guns, but I know people that do, and any more they all can shoot .5 with little to no work at all.
Just build exactly what you want with someone you trust and don't look back.
#fiercelife
DoneNOut
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Fierce Firearms Disaster
Long read but could save you some money and headache. A few years ago we placed an order through a local Fierce distributor for 4 rifles. A Fury in 28 Nosler, a Fury in .300wm, a Carbon Fury in 6.5 PRC, and a Carbon Edge in .300 PRC. Out of those rifles the Carbon Edge was the only one to shoot...
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Chris A Wright
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I was giving it some serious thought before the holidays and read some very concerning things on various forums. Attempting to call their sales department 3 times, 3 messages stating that I was interested in purchasing a gun. Been two months now and no call back. That was my final answer on Fierce. Ended up purchasing a Factory PROOF, sub .3 with factory ammo right out of the box. Last week I handled a Fierce at one of our local gun shops and my personal opinion is there was no comparison between it and the PROOF, especially in terms of action smoothness. So happy they didn't call me back as I am afraid I would have let them talk me into making a mistake.
