Fierce Firearms ROG300PRC22GPLH | Rogue Carbon .300 PRC 22″ LH

The Fierce Rogue Carbon is a lightweight, precision-oriented bolt-action rifle chambered in .300 PRC with a 22 inch match-grade carbon barrel. It pairs a two-lug stainless action with a carbon fiber Rogue stock and a hand-lapped Fierce C3 carbon barrel to minimize weight while preserving accuracy. The rifle is left-hand configured and features a radial muzzle brake, 70° bolt throw and a three-plus-one capacity.

For optics, consider a Vortex Viper PST Gen II 5-25×50 as a compatible option that supports long-range precision use while remaining within common mid-range pricing for high-performance scopes.

Product Specifications

• The action is a Bolt Magnum Action.
• The caliber is .300 PRC.
• The barrel measures 22 inches and is described as threaded.
• The barrel material and finish include a Fierce C3 Carbon match-grade, hand-lapped barrel (as described by the manufacturer).
• The rifle is configured for the Left Hand shooter.
• The magazine capacity is 3 + 1.
• The muzzle is fitted with a Radial Muzzle Brake.
• The overall listed weight is 5.80 lbs.
• The stock is a Fixed carbon fiber Rogue design with an LR negative comb and camouflage finish group.
• The trigger is a Trigger Tech Adj Primary ProCurve.
• The bolt features a 70 degree bolt throw and spiral fluting (as described by the manufacturer).
• The rifle includes QD flush cup mounts and an integral bipod rail (as described by the manufacturer).
• The twist rate is 1:9″.
• The safety is listed as a Lever Action.
• The UPC is 853418903162.

This Rogue Carbon model emphasizes a lightweight chassis and match-grade barrel construction to deliver a mobile yet capable long-range rifle. The left-hand configuration and carbon construction make it suitable for shooters who prioritize reduced carry weight without sacrificing the structural benefits of a stainless action. The combination of a precision barrel, adjustable Trigger Tech trigger, and QD mounting options creates a versatile platform for extended-range field use.