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There's a reason the Twisted Rival XP keeps coming up when hunters talk about steel-barreled mountain rifles that still shoot like custom builds. Fierce machines the stainless dual-lug action to tight tolerances with precision-cut raceways, so the bolt runs smooth and locks up consistently shot after shot. The 70 degree bolt throw gives your hand plenty of clearance under a big scope, which you'll appreciate when you're running the bolt fast on a follow-up. Fierce backs the whole package with a 1/2 MOA accuracy guarantee, and that's not marketing fluff. It's a written promise on the box.
The 22 inch barrel is where this rifle gets its name. The twisted fluting cuts weight and adds surface area for cooling, and the bore is match grade and hand lapped. The muzzle comes threaded with a stainless radial brake already installed, which takes real bite out of the 6.8 Western's recoil. Speaking of the chambering, 6.8 Western is a smart pick here. It pushes heavy, high-BC bullets from a short action, giving you elk-worthy energy at distance without the shoulder abuse of the big magnums.
The C3 carbon Rival stock is a big part of why this rifle carries so well. You get a vertical palm swell grip, a solid carbon bedding system, and an integral Picatinny rail up front for your bipod. The adjustable comb lets you dial in your cheek weld for whatever glass you mount, and the XP drop-box magazine makes loading and unloading in the field quick and fuss-free. The match-grade trigger is adjustable, so you can set it light and crisp for precision work or keep a bit more weight for cold-finger hunting days. Add it all up and you've got a rifle that's ready for the truck, the trailhead, and the shot that counts.
Fierce backs this rifle with a 1/2 MOA accuracy guarantee out of the box. That means with quality ammunition it should print three-shot groups of half an inch or better at 100 yards. The match-grade, hand-lapped barrel and carbon bedding system are a big part of how they hit that mark.
It's one of the better modern picks for Western big game. The cartridge fires heavy-for-caliber, high-BC .277 bullets from a short action, so it carries energy well past 500 yards while recoiling noticeably less than a 300 magnum. Paired with the included radial brake on this rifle, it's very manageable to shoot well.
The XP version adds an adjustable comb on the C3 carbon stock and a detachable drop-box magazine. The FP runs a fixed comb and a more traditional feed setup. If you like dialing in your cheek weld for larger optics and prefer quick mag changes in the field, the XP is the one to grab.
Yes, the barrel is threaded, and the stainless radial brake simply spins off. Most folks who hunt with a can appreciate that the brake is there for range days and load development, then swap it out when it's time to go quiet. Just make sure your suppressor mount matches the barrel's thread pitch before ordering.
| UPC | 853418914281 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | FRXP68WES22BBO |
| Action | |
| Barrel Length | 22" |
| Caliber/Gauge | 6.8 Western |
| Capacity | 4 + 1 |
| Safety | Two-Position |
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