Description
Most rimfire rifles are built to a price point. The Fierce Carbon Razor is built to a standard, the same one Fierce applies to their centerfire hunting rifles. Chambered in 17 HMR, it pairs a precision-machined stainless steel action with an 18-inch C3 carbon fiber barrel wrapped around a hand-lapped, match-grade stainless liner. Fierce backs it with a half MOA accuracy guarantee for three-shot groups at 50 yards, which is the kind of promise you rarely see attached to a rimfire. The muzzle comes threaded with an aluminum brake installed, ready to swap for your favorite muzzle device.
What Sets the Carbon Razor Apart
The trigger alone separates this rifle from the pack. Fierce ships the Carbon Razor with a Bix'N Andy Dakota adjustable trigger, tunable from 1.5 to 3.5 pounds and set at a crisp 2.5 from the factory. The action runs a fast 70-degree bolt throw with a tactical-style knob, leaving plenty of clearance for larger scope eyepieces. Feeding comes from a 10-round RIM-X magazine, a proven design in the precision rimfire crowd, and the receiver arrives drilled and tapped so mounting glass is straightforward. A two-position safety keeps the controls simple and familiar.
Built Light, Shaped to Shoot
The 100 percent carbon fiber Razor stock is where this rifle really earns its keep. The raised negative comb lines your eye up naturally behind a scope, the 13-inch length of pull fits a wide range of builds, and the black Cerakote metalwork over the Forest camo stock looks as good as it functions. An integral bipod rail up front, flush cup sling mounts, and a Limbsaver pad round out a package that tips the scales around 5.5 pounds before optics.
Where the Fierce Razor 17 HMR Shines
The flat-shooting 17 HMR cartridge and this platform were made for each other. Prairie dogs, ground squirrels, and steel at distances that make a .22 LR work hard are all fair game. It also makes a smart training rifle, letting you practice real precision fundamentals without burning through centerfire ammo. And if you ever want a .22 LR on the same action, Fierce offers caliber conversion kits for the Razor line.
Key Specifications
- Manufacturer: Fierce Firearms
- Manufacturer Part Number: FRR17HMR18BF
- UPC: 853418904084
- Caliber: 17 HMR
- Action: Bolt Action, 70-Degree Bolt Throw
- Barrel: 18" C3 Carbon Fiber, Match-Grade Stainless Liner, Threaded
- Capacity: 10+1
- Magazine: RIM-X 10-Round
- Trigger: Bix'N Andy Dakota Adjustable, 1.5-3.5 lbs
- Stock: 100% Carbon Fiber Razor Stock, Forest Camo, Raised Negative Comb
- Finish: Black Cerakote
- Length of Pull: 13"
- Overall Length: 37.5"
- Weight: Approx. 5.5 lbs
- Safety: Two-Position
- Accuracy Guarantee: .5 MOA, 3-Shot Groups at 50 Yards
What’s Included
- Fierce Carbon Razor 17 HMR rifle
- One RIM-X 10-round magazine
- Aluminum muzzle brake (installed)
Frequently Asked Questions
How accurate is the Fierce Carbon Razor in 17 HMR?
Fierce backs this rifle with a .5 MOA accuracy guarantee for three-shot groups at 50 yards. That comes from the hand-lapped, match-grade stainless barrel liner inside the C3 carbon fiber sleeve. Pair it with quality 17 HMR ammo it likes and it will hold its own in precision rimfire matches or on small varmints well past typical rimfire distances.
Does the Carbon Razor come with a scope or iron sights?
No, the rifle ships without sights or optics. The receiver comes drilled and tapped from the factory, so mounting a scope base and glass is quick work. Given the flat trajectory of the 17 HMR, a quality variable-power scope is the natural setup for this rifle.
Is the barrel threaded, and does it include a muzzle device?
Yes, the 18-inch barrel is threaded and ships with an aluminum muzzle brake already installed. If you prefer running a different muzzle device, the brake spins off easily. It is a nice touch that saves you a trip to the gunsmith.
Can the Fierce Razor rimfire be converted to .22 LR?
It can. Fierce builds the Razor rimfire action to run both 17 HMR and .22 LR, and offers caliber conversion kits with the appropriate barrel and magazine. That means one rifle can pull double duty as a flat-shooting varmint rig and an affordable plinker or trainer.




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