Description
There are lightweight hunting rifles, and then there is the MTN Reaper 2.0. Fierce built this one around a dual-lug titanium action and an ultra-light magnesium folding chassis, and the titanium configuration starts at a scant 5.8 pounds before glass. In .308 Win with an 18 inch barrel, it makes a genuinely packable rig that still shoots to a half MOA guarantee. The stock folds to the right side, tucking over the bolt handle to protect it while the rifle rides in or on your pack, so you can scramble through nasty country without babying your setup.
What Makes the MTN Reaper 2.0 Different
The 2.0 update brought real improvements over the original MTN Reaper, not just a new coat of paint. The push-button adjustable cheekpiece gained carbon fiber reinforcement for extra strength, and the folding stock mechanism was redesigned to run smoother and hold up better in rough terrain. The hand-lapped C3 carbon fiber match grade barrel comes threaded from the factory, so adding a brake or suppressor is a five minute job. A carbon fiber M-LOK handguard gives you mounting real estate for a bipod or light, and the built-in ARCA rail drops straight onto a compatible tripod head with no extra clamps or adapters needed.
Trigger, Controls, and Finish
Fierce ships this rifle with a TriggerTech Primary Pro set at 2.5 pounds and adjustable from 1.5 to 4, which is a serious upgrade over the mushy factory triggers on a lot of production hunting rifles. A two-position safety and ergonomic pistol grip keep the controls simple and natural under stress, and the titanium receiver comes drilled and tapped for your optic base of choice. The Distressed Bronze Cerakote finish looks sharp and shrugs off weather and pack rash alike.
Why the MTN Reaper 2.0 in .308 Makes Sense
The .308 Win chambering with the 18 inch tube is a smart pairing for a folding mountain rifle. The cartridge gives up very little from a shorter barrel, ammo is everywhere, recoil stays manageable in a sub-6 pound gun, and it suppresses beautifully. For backcountry elk, deer, or black bear hunts where the rifle spends more time on your back than in your hands, this one earns its spot.
Key Specifications
- Manufacturer: Fierce Firearms
- Model: MTN Reaper 2.0
- MPN: REPMT308WIN18DB
- UPC: 853418428078
- Caliber: .308 Win / 7.62 NATO
- Action: Bolt Action, Dual-Lug Titanium
- Barrel: 18" C3 Carbon Fiber, Match Grade, Threaded
- Capacity: 3 + 1
- Chassis: Folding Magnesium with ARCA Rail
- Handguard: Carbon Fiber, M-LOK
- Trigger: TriggerTech Primary Pro, 2.5 lb (adj. 1.5 to 4 lb)
- Safety: Two-Position
- Weight: Starting at 5.8 lbs
- Finish: Distressed Bronze Cerakote
- Cheekpiece: Push-Button Adjustable, Carbon Fiber Reinforced
- Accuracy Guarantee: .5 MOA
What’s Included
- Fierce MTN Reaper 2.0 rifle
- One detachable magazine
- Owner's manual
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does the MTN Reaper 2.0 weigh?
The titanium configuration starts at 5.8 pounds bare, making it the lightest folding chassis rifle Fierce builds. That leaves plenty of room to add a scope and suppressor while keeping your full setup under the weight of many rifles before optics. For a true backcountry gun, that matters over a ten mile day.
Is the MTN Reaper 2.0 barrel threaded for a suppressor?
Yes, the 18 inch C3 carbon fiber match grade barrel comes threaded from the factory. The short .308 barrel pairs really well with a can since the cartridge loses very little velocity at this length. You get a compact, quiet, well-balanced rig without any gunsmithing.
What is the difference between the MTN Reaper 2.0 and the Reaper H-TAC 2.0?
The MTN Reaper uses a titanium action while the H-TAC runs stainless steel, so the MTN version is the lighter of the two. Fierce also pairs the titanium action with a crisper trigger feel. Beyond that, the two share the same folding chassis platform, carbon barrel, and overall design.
Does the MTN Reaper 2.0 have an accuracy guarantee?
Fierce backs this rifle with a .5 MOA accuracy guarantee, which is impressive for a sub-6 pound hunting rifle. The hand-lapped carbon fiber barrel and TriggerTech Primary Pro trigger, set at 2.5 pounds and adjustable from 1.5 to 4, do a lot of the heavy lifting there. With quality ammo it is a legitimate long range hunting platform.





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