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There are precision chassis rifles, and there are lightweight mountain rifles, and for a long time you had to pick one. The Reaper H-TAC 2.0 is Fierce's answer to that problem. It pairs a folding aluminum chassis with their C3 carbon fiber stock and barrel, so you get the adjustability and shootability of a modern chassis gun without lugging around a boat anchor. This one comes chambered in 6.5 PRC with a 24 inch barrel in black, and that extra barrel length squeezes every bit of velocity out of a cartridge that was built for reaching way out there.
The heart of this rifle is a two lug stainless steel action with wire EDM cut raceways and a fast 70 degree bolt throw, which leaves plenty of clearance for larger scope objectives and keeps cycling smooth from the bench or prone. The hand-lapped C3 carbon barrel carries a .5 MOA guarantee for three shot groups at 100 yards with quality factory or custom loaded ammo. A TriggerTech Primary Pro comes set at 2.5 pounds from the factory and adjusts anywhere from 1.5 to 4, so you can dial it to your preference without a trip to the gunsmith.
Fierce didn't skimp on the details here. You get a push-button adjustable cheekpiece, vertical pistol grip, M-LOK handguard, and a Swiss Arca rail that plays nice with tripods and bipods alike. The muzzle wears a titanium NIX brake, and the barrel is threaded 5/8×24 underneath it, so running a suppressor is as simple as spinning the brake off. Rounds feed from a detachable box magazine holding 3+1 in this chambering, and the folding chassis shortens the whole package for pack straps or a truck case.
For western hunters chasing elk and mule deer at distance, or anyone who wants one rifle that rings steel at 1,000 and still carries over a ridge, the H-TAC 2.0 in 6.5 PRC is a hard combination to beat.
Fierce backs the Reaper H-TAC 2.0 with a .5 MOA guarantee, measured with three shot groups at 100 yards. The guarantee applies when using quality factory ammo or Fierce's Dirt Nap custom loads. The hand-lapped C3 carbon fiber barrel is a big part of why it holds those groups.
Yes. The barrel is threaded 5/8×24, which is the standard thread pitch for most 30 caliber and smaller suppressors. It ships with a titanium NIX brake installed, so you just remove the brake and thread your can on directly.
It does. The aluminum chassis folds to shorten the overall package, which makes a real difference when you're strapping the rifle to a pack or fitting it in a case. Combined with the carbon fiber construction keeping the platform starting around 6.5 pounds, it's one of the more packable chassis rifles out there.
Both rifles share the folding chassis design and C3 carbon fiber components, but the Mountain Reaper uses a titanium action to shave weight while the H-TAC 2.0 runs a stainless steel action. The stainless version gives you a bit more rigidity and durability for the money. If pure weight savings matter most, look at the Mountain Reaper; for most people the H-TAC 2.0 is the sweet spot.
| UPC | 853418428900 |
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| Manufacturer Part Number | REPHT65PRC24BL |
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