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<blockquote data-quote="Whisky" data-source="post: 198645" data-attributes="member: 661">One rifle that is of interest to me is the new Fierce Carbon Fury. I am not sure how Fierce rifles generally are though, you don't see much about them. The Carbon Fury is similar to a Ridgeline IMO, with some differences of course. I like the monte carlo style stock, not sure who makes them. It's also a Sako style action. I had a Finnlight once and i really like that action. I'm not sure all the pros/cons vs a Rem clone, but I would like to get my hands on one some day. They are a lb heavier then the Fieldcrafts, and more money (2595) but IMO probably better suited for longer range shots if&nbsp; that's what you're going for. If anybody knows anything about these rifles, or Fierce in general let us know what you think. <a href="http://fiercearms.com/products/fury-models/carbon-fury" target="_blank">http://fiercearms.com/products/fury-models/carbon-fury</a></blockquote>

[QUOTE="Whisky, post: 198645, member: 661"] One rifle that is of interest to me is the new Fierce Carbon Fury. I am not sure how Fierce rifles generally are though, you don't see much about them. The Carbon Fury is similar to a Ridgeline IMO, with some differences of course. I like the monte carlo style stock, not sure who makes them. It's also a Sako style action. I had a Finnlight once and i really like that action. I'm not sure all the pros/cons vs a Rem clone, but I would like to get my hands on one some day. They are a lb heavier then the Fieldcrafts, and more money (2595) but IMO probably better suited for longer range shots if that's what you're going for. If anybody knows anything about these rifles, or Fierce in general let us know what you think. [url]http://fiercearms.com/products/fury-models/carbon-fury[/url] [/QUOTE]

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