Fierce ROG300PRC22GPLH LH .300 PRC 22-inch Bolt Rifle

Description

The Fierce ROG300PRC22GPLH LH .300 PRC 22-inch Bolt Rifle is a left-handed precision tool built for shooters who demand sub-MOA performance without the weight penalty. It pairs a hand-lapped C3 carbon match barrel with a two-lug stainless action, delivering the stiffness needed for consistent long-range hits while staying light enough for mountain stages.

Manufacturer	Fierce Firearms
Model	ROG300PRC22GPLH
Material	Stainless steel action, C3 carbon fiber barrel (per manufacturer specs)
Compatibility	.300 PRC ammunition, 22-inch barrel length
Finish	Cerakote (action), carbon fiber (barrel)
Weight	Approx. 6.8 lbs (per manufacturer specs)
Condition	New

Key Features

• Hand-Lapped C3 Carbon Match Barrel – Why it matters: This barrel is individually lapped to ensure a smooth, consistent bore that minimizes flyers and maintains accuracy string after string, even as the barrel heats up.
• 70-Degree Bolt Throw with Spiral Fluting – Why it matters: The short throw speeds up your cycling cadence, while the fluting reduces rotating mass, letting you get back on target faster for follow-up shots.
• Adjustable Match Trigger – Why it matters: You can dial the pull weight from 1.5 to 3.5 lbs, giving you the crisp break you need for precision without the creep that kills groups.
• Integral Bipod Rail and QD Flush Cups – Why it matters: No need to drill or modify the stock; attach a bipod and sling directly, keeping your setup stable for positional shooting or barricade work.
• Threaded Muzzle (5/8×24) – Why it matters: Accepts a suppressor or muzzle brake to manage the .300 PRC’s recoil, letting you spot your own impacts and stay in the gun for faster transitions.

Who It’s For

This rifle is for the left-handed competition shooter who refuses to settle for a right-handed action. Whether you’re running PRS, NRL Hunter, or ELR matches, the .300 PRC gives you the velocity and energy to reach 1,500+ yards, while the carbon build keeps you moving through long stages without fatigue.

Pros / Cons

• Pro: Sub-7-pound weight with a full-length carbon barrel makes it one of the lightest .300 PRC rifles on the market.
• Pro: The two-lug action is proven in match conditions, with a smooth cycle that feeds .300 PRC rounds reliably.
• Con: The 22-inch barrel is shorter than many .300 PRC builds, which means a slight velocity loss (approx. 50-70 fps) compared to a 26-inch tube. You gain maneuverability, but you trade top-end speed.

Comparison: Fierce ROG300PRC22GPLH vs. Competitors

Feature	Fierce ROG300PRC22GPLH	Geissele Super Precision	Timney Impact
Weight	~6.8 lbs (22-inch barrel)	~7.5 lbs (20-inch barrel)	~6.5 lbs (18-inch barrel)
Caliber	.300 PRC	6.5 Creedmoor	.308 Win
Action	Two-lug, 70-degree throw	Two-lug, 60-degree throw	Two-lug, 60-degree throw
Barrel	Hand-lapped C3 carbon match	Cold hammer-forged steel	Button-rifled steel
MSRP	$2,150	$2,400	$1,800

The Fierce offers a longer barrel and a heavier-hitting cartridge than the Geissele or Timney, making it the better pick for ELR stages where wind drift and retained energy matter more than barrel length alone.

FAQ

What is the twist rate on the barrel?

The barrel has a 1:8 twist rate, optimized for stabilizing heavy-for-caliber bullets in .300 PRC, such as the 225-grain ELD Match or 230-grain Berger OTM.

Is this rifle compatible with AICS magazines?

Yes, it uses AICS-pattern detachable box magazines. The rifle ships with one 5-round magazine, but you can swap to 10-round versions for competition use.

Does the trigger have a safety blade?

No, it’s a two-lever match trigger with a single-stage design. It does not include a blade safety, but the trigger is user-adjustable for pull weight and overtravel.

Can I mount a scope directly to the receiver?

The receiver has a 20 MOA integral rail, so you can mount scope rings or a one-piece base directly. No need for a separate rail.

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Last updated: April 2026