Description
Fierce Firearms built its reputation on lightweight mountain rifles that shoot like custom guns, and the Twisted Rival XP in 7mm PRC carries that torch with a steel barrel setup for hunters who prefer traditional blued and Cerakoted metal over carbon fiber wrap. The heart of the rifle is a stainless steel Fierce dual-lug action with a 70 degree bolt throw and precision cut raceways, so the bolt runs smooth and clears big objective scopes without your knuckles catching on anything. Every rifle ships with a 1/2 MOA accuracy guarantee, which tells you how much confidence Fierce puts in these barrels.
What Makes the Twisted Rival XP Shoot
The 20 inch match grade barrel is hand lapped, cut with Fierce's signature twisted fluting, and finished with a 1:8 twist that stabilizes the long, heavy bullets 7mm PRC was designed around. The muzzle is threaded and wears an included stainless radial brake, which takes real bite out of the recoil on a rifle this light. Trigger duty goes to a Bix'n Andy match grade unit that adjusts from 1 to 3 pounds, and the two position safety keeps operation simple in the field. Feeding comes from a detachable drop box magazine holding 3 rounds, plus one in the chamber.
A Stock Built for Real Field Positions
The C3 Carbon Rival stock is where this rifle separates itself from a lot of the pack. You get a vertical palm swell pistol grip, a high negative comb cheekpiece with an adjustable comb so you can dial in perfect eye alignment behind whatever scope you mount, a solid carbon bedding system for consistency shot after shot, and an integral Picatinny rail up front for clipping on a bipod. This version wears a black Cerakote barreled action over a Forest camo carbon stock, a good looking combo that holds up to rough country.
Twisted Rival XP in 7mm PRC: The Short Version
The 20 inch tube keeps the whole package compact enough for timber and truck racks while 7mm PRC still delivers plenty of reach for elk, mule deer, and open country whitetails. Add a quality scope and this one is ready to earn its keep.
Key Specifications
- Manufacturer: Fierce Firearms
- Model: Twisted Rival XP
- MPN: FRXP7PRC20BF
- UPC: 853418911358
- Caliber: 7mm PRC
- Action: Bolt Action, Stainless Steel Fierce Dual-Lug, 70 Degree Bolt Throw
- Barrel Length: 20"
- Barrel: Twisted Flute, Match Grade, Hand Lapped, Threaded
- Twist Rate: 1:8"
- Capacity: 3+1
- Magazine: Detachable Drop Box Magazine
- Trigger: Bix'n Andy Match Grade, Adjustable 1-3 lbs
- Safety: Two-Position
- Stock: C3 Carbon Rival with Adjustable Comb, Forest Camo
- Muzzle Device: Stainless Radial Muzzle Brake, Included
- Accuracy Guarantee: 1/2 MOA
What’s Included
- Fierce Firearms Twisted Rival XP rifle
- 1 detachable drop box magazine
- Stainless steel radial muzzle brake
Frequently Asked Questions
Does the Twisted Rival XP come with an accuracy guarantee?
Yes, Fierce backs this rifle with a 1/2 MOA accuracy guarantee. The barrel is match grade and hand lapped, and the solid carbon bedding system in the stock helps keep point of impact consistent. With quality ammo and a good optic, these rifles are known to shoot very tight groups.
Can I run a suppressor on the Fierce Twisted Rival XP 7mm PRC?
Yes. The 20 inch barrel comes threaded from the factory, and the included stainless radial muzzle brake simply threads off so you can swap on a suppressor. The shorter 20 inch tube is a nice match for a can since it keeps the overall length manageable in the field.
Is the trigger adjustable on this rifle?
It is. The Twisted Rival XP uses a Bix'n Andy match grade trigger that adjusts from 1 to 3 pounds. That gives you room to set it light for precision work off a bipod or a bit heavier for cold weather hunts with gloves on.
Is a 20 inch barrel long enough for 7mm PRC?
You give up some velocity compared to a 24 inch barrel, but 7mm PRC still carries plenty of energy for elk and deer at practical hunting distances from a 20 inch tube. The tradeoff is a noticeably handier rifle that packs better in timber and pairs well with a suppressor. For most hunters the shorter barrel is worth it.





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