Description
Chassis rifles usually make you pick a lane: heavy and precise, or light and compromised. The Fierce Reaper H-TAC 2.0 refuses to play that game. This one comes chambered in 6mm Creedmoor with a 20 inch hand-lapped C3 carbon fiber barrel, and Fierce backs it with a .5 MOA accuracy guarantee out of the box. The 6mm Creedmoor is a flat-shooting, soft-recoiling cartridge that has earned a serious following with match crowds and open-country hunters alike, and it feels right at home in a platform this steady.
Inside the Reaper H-TAC 2.0 Action
The heart of this rifle is a two-lug stainless steel action with wire EDM-cut raceways and a quick 70 degree bolt throw, so you can run the bolt fast without banging your knuckles on the scope. The spiral fluted, DLC-coated bolt cycles smooth, and the TriggerTech Primary Pro trigger comes set at a crisp 2.5 pounds with an adjustment range of 1.5 to 4 pounds. Feeding comes from a detachable AICS-pattern magazine, so spares are easy to find.
A Folding Chassis Built to Pack
The folding aluminum chassis wears a Fierce C3 carbon fiber stock with a push-button adjustable cheekpiece and a vertical pistol grip, keeping the whole rifle starting at roughly 6.5 pounds. Fold it down and it tucks into a pack a whole lot easier than a traditional full-length precision rig. The M-LOK handguard, Swiss Arca rail, and flush cup sling mounts give you plenty of options for bipods, tripods, and slings without adding hardware you don't need.
Suppressor-Ready From the Factory
The muzzle comes threaded 5/8×24 and topped with a titanium NIX brake, which does real work taming what little recoil the 6mm Creedmoor produces. Prefer to run quiet? Spin the brake off and thread your suppressor straight on. Between the black Cerakote finish, the lightweight carbon construction, and the accuracy guarantee, this is a rifle built to go from the bench to the backcountry without missing a beat.
Key Specifications
- Manufacturer: Fierce Firearms
- Model: Reaper H-TAC 2.0
- Manufacturer Part Number: REPHT6CM20BL
- UPC: 853418428634
- Caliber: 6mm Creedmoor
- Barrel Length: 20 inches
- Barrel: Fierce C3 carbon fiber, hand-lapped, match-grade stainless liner
- Action: 2-lug stainless steel, 70-degree bolt throw, wire EDM-cut raceways
- Bolt: Spiral fluted with DLC coating
- Trigger: TriggerTech Primary Pro, set at 2.5 lbs, adjustable 1.5-4 lbs
- Chassis / Stock: Folding aluminum chassis with C3 carbon fiber stock, adjustable cheekpiece
- Magazine: Detachable AICS-pattern, 3+1 capacity
- Muzzle Device: Titanium NIX brake, 5/8×24 threaded
- Handguard: M-LOK with Swiss Arca rail
- Weight: Starting at approx. 6.5 lbs
- Finish: Black Cerakote
What’s Included
- Fierce Reaper H-TAC 2.0 bolt action rifle
- Detachable AICS-pattern magazine (1)
- Titanium NIX muzzle brake (installed)
Frequently Asked Questions
Does the Reaper H-TAC 2.0 come with an accuracy guarantee?
Yes. Fierce guarantees .5 MOA performance, measured with 3-shot groups at 100 yards using quality factory or custom-loaded ammo. That's a tighter promise than the 1 MOA standard most manufacturers offer, and it speaks to the hand-lapped C3 carbon barrel and the precision-machined action underneath.
Can I run a suppressor on the Reaper H-TAC 2.0?
Absolutely. The 20 inch barrel is threaded 5/8×24, which is the most common thread pitch for centerfire suppressors. Just remove the included titanium NIX brake and thread your can directly on. The light recoil of 6mm Creedmoor makes it a very pleasant setup suppressed.
What's the difference between the Reaper H-TAC 2.0 and the MTN Reaper 2.0?
The biggest difference is the action material. The H-TAC uses a stainless steel action while the MTN Reaper runs titanium, which shaves roughly 6 ounces. Otherwise they share the same general folding chassis platform, carbon barrel, and accuracy guarantee, so the H-TAC gets you most of the same rifle with a steel action.
What magazines does the Fierce Reaper H-TAC 2.0 accept?
It feeds from standard AICS-pattern detachable magazines, and one ships with the rifle. The included mag holds 3 rounds for a 3+1 total capacity. Since AICS is the most common precision rifle magazine pattern out there, finding spares or higher capacity options is easy.





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