Fierce FCTRXP65PRC22BU 6.5 PRC 22 Blued finish Rifle

The Fierce FCTRXP65PRC22BU 6.5 PRC 22-inch blued rifle represents a precision long-range platform engineered for serious hunters and tactical marksmen who demand accuracy at extended distances. Built on Fierce Firearms' proven action design, this rifle chambered in 6.5 PRC delivers the velocity and ballistic coefficient necessary for consistent performance beyond 800 yards. The 6.5 PRC cartridge has become the benchmark for modern long-range hunting and competition shooting, offering superior wind-bucking characteristics and energy retention compared to traditional magnum rounds.

The 22-inch barrel profile balances velocity with practical weight management, keeping the overall package at 7.85 lbs for fieldwork and tactical applications where mobility matters. The blued finish provides reliable corrosion protection while maintaining a professional appearance, with the matte blued steel characteristic of Fierce's quality control standards. The compact 52-inch overall length makes this rifle suitable for various shooting positions and vehicle storage without sacrificing sight radius or ergonomic handling. This configuration delivers the 6.5 PRC's renowned muzzle velocity in a carbine-length platform ideal for hunters navigating timber and shooters who require quick target acquisition in variable terrain.

This rifle benefits law enforcement precision teams, long-range hunters, and competitive marksmen seeking a purpose-built platform for consistent performance. The 6.5 PRC's flat trajectory and minimal drift at distance make it exceptionally effective for tactical operations and field hunting where first-round accuracy is non-negotiable. Compatibility with standard AICS-pattern magazines and common optic mounting systems ensures straightforward integration into established gear ecosystems. Whether for sniper training, high-angle mountain hunting, or precision rifle competitions, the Fierce FCTRXP65PRC22BU delivers the accuracy and reliability demanded by operators who understand that performance margins in long-range work are measured in millimeters and milliseconds.