The Fierce Firearms CT Rage is a bolt-action rifle chambered in 22 Creedmoor, built with a 20-inch threaded carbon fiber barrel and a titanium Triad 3-lug action. It has a 4+1 capacity fed from a detachable magazine and wears a Black/Phantom finish intended for long-range shooting. 
 

Key Specifications 

• Brand: Fierce Firearms 
• Model: CT Rage 
• Caliber: 22 Creedmoor 
• Action: Bolt Action 
• Capacity: 4+1 
• Barrel Length: 20 inches 
• Finish: Black/Phantom 
• Material: Titanium Action, Carbon Fiber Barrel 
   

Detailed Features 

• Carbon fiber, match-grade barrel threaded for muzzle devices and fitted with a radial muzzle brake 
• Adjustable Bix'n Andy trigger mated to the titanium Triad 3-lug action 
• C3 Carbon Rage stock with an adjustable comb and an integral Picatinny bipod rail 
• Detachable magazine feeding the 4+1 capacity 
   
  The titanium action and carbon fiber barrel combination is aimed at cutting weight without giving up the rigidity a long-range rifle needs, and the integral bipod rail on the stock is built for shooting from a supported prone or bench position.

Fierce Firearms built its name on lightweight precision actions, and the CT Rage carries that reputation into a long-range configuration. Owners generally speak well of the titanium Triad action, citing its corrosion resistance and the weight it saves over a steel action, though a titanium action commands a price that keeps this rifle out of reach for budget-focused buyers.

For field use, the carbon fiber barrel and stock combination is the main draw: shooters carrying this rifle over distance notice the reduced weight compared to a traditional steel-barreled rifle. The adjustable comb on the C3 Carbon Rage stock lets shooters dial in cheek weld for different optics, and the integral bipod rail is appreciated for quick setup from a supported position, though a few owners mention the stock's adjustment hardware needs periodic checking to stay snug.

On value, the CT Rage sits firmly in the premium segment, and buyers weigh that cost against the weight savings and the included Bix'n Andy trigger, which owners generally rate as a meaningful upgrade over a stock factory trigger. Parts and service run through the manufacturer directly rather than a broad aftermarket, which some owners see as a tradeoff for the boutique build quality.