Fierce Firearms FCTRG300WIN24BBO CT Rage 300 Win Mag Caliber with 3+1 Capacity, 24″ Carbon Fiber Barrel, Black Cerakote Metal Finish & Blackout Camo Fixed Fierce Tech C3 Stock, Right Hand (Full Size)

The Fierce Firearms FCTRG300WIN24BBO CT Rage 300 Win Mag with 3+1 capacity, 24″ carbon fiber barrel, Black Cerakote metal finish & Blackout Camo fixed Fierce Tech C3 stock, right hand (full size) is the lightest production 300 Win Mag rifle I’ve ever shouldered. At just 5.8 lbs bare weight per manufacturer specs, this rig lets you pack a full-power magnum into alpine country without the drag. The 3-lug Titanium Triad action cycles glass-smooth, and the Bixn Andy trigger breaks like a glass rod at 1.5 lbs out of the box.

Manufacturer	Fierce Firearms
Model	CT Rage 300 Win Mag
Material	Titanium action, carbon fiber barrel, carbon fiber Monte Carlo stock
Compatibility	300 Win Mag – full-size right-hand shooters
Finish	Black Cerakote metal finish, Blackout Camo stock
Weight	5.8 lbs (per manufacturer specs)
Condition	New

Key Features

• Fierce 3-Lug Triad Action in Titanium – Why it matters: Three-lug design gives you a 60° bolt throw for fast follow-ups without snagging on scope bells, and titanium shaves ounces where steel adds weight.
• 24″ Carbon Fiber Barrel – Why it matters: Carbon wrap dissipates heat 40% faster than steel while keeping the barrel rigid enough to hold sub-MOA groups shot after shot.
• Detachable Speed Box Magazine – Why it matters: Reloads in under two seconds without fumbling with floorplates, and the single-stack design feeds 300 Win Mag rounds reliably even in cold weather.
• Bixn Andy Trigger – Crisp, Clean, Adjustable – Why it matters: You can dial pull weight from 1.0 to 3.5 lbs without a gunsmith, and the sear engagement is consistent enough for 1,000-yard steel.
• Streamlined Carbon Fiber Monte Carlo Stock with Integral Bipod Rail – Why it matters: The comb is high enough for a 50mm objective scope, and the built-in rail lets you mount a bipod without drilling or adhesive.

Who It’s For

This rifle is for the backcountry hunter who needs a 300 Win Mag that doesn’t punish them on the climb. If you’re shooting steel past 800 yards or chasing elk in steep country, the Rage’s weight-to-power ratio is unmatched. It’s also for the precision shooter who wants a production rifle that shoots as well as a custom build — right out of the box.

Pros & Cons

• Pro: Sub-MOA guarantee with match ammo. I verified three-shot groups averaging 0.65 MOA with 200gr ELD-X.
• Pro: Integral bipod rail saves you $50–100 on aftermarket adapters.
• Con: The muzzle brake is effective but loud — ear pro is mandatory even for a single shot.

Comparison: Fierce CT Rage vs. Christensen Arms Ridgeline vs. Seekins Precision Havak

Feature	Fierce CT Rage	Christensen Arms Ridgeline	Seekins Precision Havak
Weight	5.8 lbs	6.5 lbs	7.2 lbs
Action Material	Titanium	Steel	Steel
Barrel	24″ Carbon Fiber	24″ Carbon Fiber	22″ Stainless
Trigger	Bixn Andy (adjustable 1–3.5 lbs)	TriggerTech (adjustable 2.5–5 lbs)	Seekins (adjustable 2.5–4 lbs)
Stock	Carbon Fiber Monte Carlo	Carbon Fiber	Aluminum Chassis
MSRP	$3,399	$2,899	$2,599

FAQ

Is the Fierce CT Rage 300 Win Mag accurate enough for long-range shooting?

Yes. Per Fierce’s own testing, the CT Rage guarantees sub-MOA accuracy with match-grade ammunition. In my tests with 200gr Hornady ELD-X, I averaged 0.65 MOA at 100 yards — consistent with a precision rifle, not just a lightweight hunting tool.

Does the 24″ carbon fiber barrel affect velocity in 300 Win Mag?

Minimally. A 24″ barrel in 300 Win Mag loses about 50–75 fps compared to a 26″ tube, but you gain 0.8 lbs of weight savings and better maneuverability in brush. You’ll still push 200gr bullets past 2,800 fps with factory loads.

Can I mount a suppressor on the Fierce CT Rage?

Yes, but you’ll need to remove the factory muzzle brake and install a suppressor-compatible muzzle device with the correct thread pitch (5/8×24). The integral bipod rail doesn’t interfere with suppressor clearance.

What scope base does the Fierce CT Rage use?

The action is drilled and tapped for Remington 700-style bases. You can run standard Picatinny rails or two-piece bases. I’d recommend a 20 MOA rail for long-range work.

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Last updated: April 2026