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Fierce Carbon Fury and Fierce Fury in 6.5CM NIB
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$1999 Fierce Carbon Fury shipped and insured private to your FFL in lower 48; never fired (purchase retail and still new in box); $1899 if local pick up in AZ.
If interested, can also include a Meopta MeoPro 6.5-20x50 HTR Windmax 8 with Fierce Talley Rings that I was planning to use with the rifle for a total shipped package price of $2599.
$1999 Fierce Carbon Fury shipped and insured private to your FFL in lower 48; never fired (purchase retail and still new in box); $1899 if local pick up in AZ.
If interested, can also include a Meopta MeoPro 6.5-20x50 HTR Windmax 8 with Fierce Talley Rings that I was planning to use with the rifle for a total shipped package price of $2599.
Is this one of the Canadian made rifles?
Yes; it is
I am shocked it is still available. I have two of these (one carbon fiber and one stainless steel) and they are very nice rifles.your price is very reasonable.
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Yeah; I'm a bit surprised as well; they're a solid rifle for the price, and would've thought this would've been gone by now at the discount and being new/unfired.
H2odoctor
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If it was a 6.5 PRC.. I'd a grabbed it…. I just have no interest in a Creedmoor.
Yeah, depends on what you're using it for (or if you already have a Creedmoor) especially when you start factoring in ammo availability/cost to shoot…
I found this pretty interesting as a comparison from Barbour Creek comparing the latest 3 PRC cartridges with a 6.5CM at 1K yards…from a target standpoint, the 6.5PRC and CM are near clones. Watch from ~6min mark to ~10min mark (or whole video is actually pretty informative overall):
