The Fierce Firearms Carbon Rival FP is a bolt-action rifle chambered in 7mm PRC, built on a stainless steel dual-lug action with a C3 carbon fiber/match-grade steel barrel. Weight runs approximately 6.3 lbs in short-action configuration to 6.5 lbs long action, with a 22" barrel. 
 

Key specifications 

• Model: Carbon Rival FP 
• Caliber: 7mm PRC 
• Action: Bolt Action 
• Barrel Length: 22" 
• Capacity: 3+1 rounds 
• Weight: ~6.3 lbs (short action) / ~6.5 lbs (long action) 
• Safety: 2-position manual safety lever 
• Trigger: Bix'n Andy, adjustable 1-3 lbs 
• Stock: Fierce Tech C3 with adjustable cheek piece 
• Barrel Material: C3 Carbon Fiber/Match Grade Steel 
• Muzzle Device: Radial muzzle brake 
   

Detailed features 

 
The stainless steel action uses precision-machined raceways for tight lock-up tolerances. The Bix'n Andy trigger adjusts between 1 and 3 lbs; the hinged floor plate unloads the magazine without cycling rounds. 
 
The radial muzzle brake reduces the 7mm PRC's recoil enough to improve follow-up shot times noticeably. Integral Picatinny rail for bipod or accessory mounting. 
 

Usage 

 
Designed for large game hunting at extended ranges and long-range competition. The 7mm PRC delivers high velocity and retained energy at distance. The carbon fiber construction keeps the carry weight reasonable for a rifle in this caliber class.

Owners of the Carbon Rival FP in 7mm PRC are generally satisfied. Accuracy is the most consistent praise—shooters report good groupings at long range, which is the core thing you're buying this rifle for.

The carbon fiber construction gets positive mentions for the weight reduction. Carrying a 7mm PRC rifle in mountain terrain at 6.3 lbs is a real advantage, and that comes up in hunting-focused discussions specifically.

Recoil management with the muzzle brake is described as comfortable for a 7mm PRC, which allows longer practice sessions without building up a flinch.

Price is the main hesitation, as with most Fierce rifles. Some owners feel it's worth the premium; others compare it carefully against competitors. Customer service experiences are mixed—a portion of owners report good interactions, and a smaller number note delays or frustrations with warranty and repair.

The modern aesthetic gets mentioned positively. Customization discussions come up but the aftermarket ecosystem for this specific platform is more limited than for Remington 700-footprint actions.