Fierce Reaper H-Tac

The Fierce Reaper H-Tac is a lightweight bolt-action rifle that pairs a stainless two-lug action and carbon fiber barrel with a folding aluminum chassis. It starts at 6.5 pounds, comes suppressor-ready with a titanium muzzle brake, and is offered in ten calibers from 22 Creedmoor to 300 PRC. Impact Guns lists H-Tac 2.0 rifles in 22 Creedmoor, 25 Creedmoor, and 7mm PRC.

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What the Reaper H-Tac 2.0 Is Built For

The H-Tac 2.0 adds a tactical-style chassis to the carbon construction Fierce uses across its Reaper rifles. It gives hunters and long-range shooters a chassis with an adjustable cheekpiece and vertical pistol grip at a starting weight of 6.5 pounds. It is the stainless-action Reaper, a different build from the titanium-action MTN Reaper.

Reaper H-Tac 2.0 vs. MTN Reaper: Which Fierce Fits Your Hunt?

Both Reapers carry Fierce's 0.5 MOA guarantee. The differences are materials. The H-Tac 2.0 uses a 416R stainless action and a 6061-T6 aluminum folding chassis at 6.5 pounds. The Fierce MTN Reaper uses a titanium action and magnesium folding chassis at 5.8 pounds. Choose the MTN Reaper if every ounce matters on a long climb. Choose the H-Tac if you spend more time shooting from a bipod or pack than carrying the rifle uphill.

Action, Barrel, and Trigger

The action is a two-lug design with a 70-degree bolt throw, which means a shorter bolt lift than a 90-degree bolt. Wire EDM raceways and a spiral-fluted, DLC-coated bolt are part of the build. The Fierce C3 carbon barrel has a hand-lapped stainless liner, and Fierce guarantees 0.5 MOA with three-shot groups at 100 yards. The TriggerTech Primary ProCurve ships set at 2.5 pounds and adjusts from 1.5 to 4 pounds, so you can tune it to your own preference.

Chassis, Stock, and Handguard

A C3 carbon fiber stock sits in a folding aluminum chassis with a vertical pistol grip and a push-button adjustable cheekpiece for fitting a scope. The M-LOK handguard accepts accessories, and a Swiss Arca rail and flush-cup sling mounts add attachment points. The rifle feeds from AICS-pattern magazines and ships with one 3-round magazine. Plan on the extra magazines if you want a longer string at the range.

Reaper H-Tac Calibers and Barrel Lengths

Fierce lists ten H-Tac 2.0 calibers. Consider 6.5 Creedmoor or 22 Creedmoor for lighter-recoiling cartridges, or a 7mm PRC or 300 Win Mag for larger game at distance. Barrel lengths run from 20 to 24 inches depending on the caliber. The long-action version with a 22-inch barrel weighs 6.7 pounds against 6.5 pounds for the short action.

Suppressor-Ready Threading

The barrel is threaded 5/8x24 and arrives with a titanium side-port Nix brake. Remove the brake to mount a compatible 5/8x24 suppressor. The side-port design is a Fierce component, so confirm thread and mounting compatibility with your suppressor maker before you buy.

Frequently Asked Questions

What calibers does the Fierce Reaper H-Tac come in?
Fierce lists 22 Creedmoor, 6 Creedmoor, 25 Creedmoor, 6.5 Creedmoor, 6.5 PRC, 7mm PRC, 7mm Backcountry, 308 Win, 300 Win, and 300 PRC. Available barrel lengths vary by caliber, from 20 to 24 inches.

What is the difference between the Fierce Reaper H-Tac and the MTN Reaper?
The H-Tac 2.0 has a stainless action and aluminum chassis at 6.5 pounds. The MTN Reaper has a titanium action and magnesium chassis at 5.8 pounds. Both carry the same 0.5 MOA guarantee.

How much does the Fierce Reaper H-Tac weigh?
Fierce lists 6.5 pounds as the starting weight for a short-action rifle with a 22-inch barrel and 6.7 pounds for the long action. Your final weight depends on caliber and barrel length.

Is the Fierce Reaper H-Tac suppressor ready?
Yes. The barrel is threaded 5/8x24 and includes a titanium Nix muzzle brake that you remove to mount a suppressor.

Does the Fierce Reaper H-Tac come with a magazine?
Yes. It uses AICS-pattern magazines and ships with one 3-round magazine.

Does Impact Guns carry the Fierce Reaper H-Tac?
Yes. Impact Guns lists Fierce Reaper H-Tac 2.0 rifles. See our Fierce Firearms brand page for the full lineup.