Description
Fierce built the CT Rogue for hunters who count ounces but refuse to give up accuracy, and this .308 Win version might be the sweet spot of the whole lineup. The heart of the rifle is a precision machined dual-lug titanium receiver wearing a black Cerakote finish, matched to a DLC coated, spiral fluted bolt with a quick 70 degree throw. That short bolt lift means faster cycling and more clearance for your scope's ocular bell, which you notice the first time you run the action with gloves on.
A Carbon Barrel That Earns the CT Rogue Its Keep
The 22 inch C3 carbon fiber wrapped barrel is built around a match grade, hand-lapped stainless steel liner, so you get the stiffness and quick cooling of carbon without the weight penalty of a full profile steel tube. The muzzle is threaded and comes capped with a stainless radial brake that takes real bite out of .308 recoil in a rifle this light. Fierce stands behind the whole package with a .75 MOA accuracy guarantee at 100 yards, and with 4+1 capacity in .308 Win you have a proven do-all cartridge for deer, elk, hogs, and long days at the bench.
Trigger and Stock Details on the Fierce CT Rogue
The adjustable Bix'n Andy Dakota trigger breaks clean and can be tuned down in the 1 to 3 pound range, which is a genuine upgrade you usually only see on custom builds. Everything sits in a lightweight Rogue stock in Forest camo, bedded through Fierce's carbon V-block chassis system for consistent contact between the action and stock, shot after shot. A two-position lever safety and an integral bipod rail round out the practical touches.
At right around six pounds bare, this is the kind of rifle that disappears on your shoulder during a long climb and then holds tight groups when a shot finally presents itself. If your hunts involve more walking than sitting, the CT Rogue in .308 makes a strong case for itself.
Key Specifications
- Model: CT Rogue
- Manufacturer Part Number: TROG308WIN22BF
- UPC: 853418900802
- Caliber: .308 Win / 7.62 NATO
- Action: Bolt action, dual-lug, 70 degree bolt throw
- Receiver: Titanium, black Cerakote finish
- Bolt: DLC coated, spiral fluted
- Barrel Length: 22 in
- Barrel: C3 carbon fiber wrapped, match grade stainless liner, hand lapped
- Muzzle Device: Stainless steel radial muzzle brake, threaded barrel
- Trigger: Bix'n Andy Dakota, adjustable 1-3 lb
- Capacity: 4+1
- Stock: Rogue stock, Forest camo, carbon V-block bedding
- Safety: Two-position lever safety
- Accuracy Guarantee: .75 MOA at 100 yards
What’s Included
- Fierce CT Rogue bolt action rifle
- Factory installed stainless radial muzzle brake
- Manufacturer documentation
Frequently Asked Questions
What accuracy can I expect from the Fierce CT Rogue in .308?
Fierce backs the CT Rogue with a .75 MOA accuracy guarantee at 100 yards. Between the match grade stainless barrel liner, the hand lapping, and the carbon V-block bedding, this rifle is set up to shoot well with quality factory ammo. Feed it a load it likes and sub-MOA groups are the expectation, not the exception.
Is the barrel on the CT Rogue threaded for a suppressor?
Yes, the 22 inch carbon fiber wrapped barrel comes threaded from the factory and ships with a stainless radial muzzle brake installed. If you prefer to run a suppressor, you can remove the brake and mount your can directly or use your suppressor's mounting system. The brake does a nice job of taming .308 recoil in a rifle this light if you choose to keep it on.
What trigger comes on this rifle and is it adjustable?
This CT Rogue configuration comes with a Bix'n Andy Dakota trigger, which is a serious upgrade over the standard fare on most factory hunting rifles. It is user adjustable in roughly the 1 to 3 pound range, so you can set it for a crisp, light break for precision work or keep it a bit heavier for cold weather hunts with gloves.
What is the difference between the CT Rogue and the Carbon Rogue?
The biggest difference is the receiver. The CT Rogue uses a titanium action to shave weight while keeping full strength, while the Carbon Rogue runs a stainless steel action. Both share the carbon fiber wrapped barrel and lightweight Rogue stock design, so the CT version is the one to pick if every ounce matters on your hunts.




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