MTN REAPER 2.0

The 2.0 is Fierce's current-generation model for 2026 and has a different / updated buttstock design compared to the 2025 MTN Reaper. If you see a Reaper with a different-looking stock at a retailer, it's likely the older 2025 version rather than a different product.

The MTN Reaper uses a titanium action (lighter weight, and paired with what Fierce considers a higher-quality trigger with less creep). The Reaper HTAC uses a stainless steel action, making it slightly heavier. Both share the same general chassis / platform otherwise.

Yes — and a sling can remain attached to the rifle even while the stock is folded.

The Claw attaches to a tripod and holds the rifle in it — useful for rifles without a built-in ARCA interface. However, the MTN Reaper 2.0 has a built-in ARCA rail that mounts directly to a compatible tripod head, so the Claw generally isn't needed for this rifle.

• 7mm PRC: available in 20", 22", and 24".
• 7mm Backcountry: available down to 18" (Fierce recommends not going shorter than 18" given the twist rate / design for that cartridge).
• 22-250: available with a 24" barrel, using a 1:12 twist, with good reported results.

As a rule of thumb, each 2" of barrel length makes roughly a 75–100 fps difference; a 22" barrel typically runs around 2,950 fps.

Yes — LOP on the MTN Reaper 2.0 can be shortened to as little as 13", and the previous year's model can also be built to a custom LOP.

No reported issues under normal day-to-day shooting. Fierce has only seen delamination-type issues during extreme torture testing well beyond typical use.

It began shipping in mid-2026 and has been gradually rolling out to dealers as their orders come in — availability at any specific retailer will vary, so check with a specific dealer or order direct.

As of May 2026, it was not yet confirmed available in Canada — if this matters for your order, confirm current status directly with sales.

Generally 2–3 months, with ~3 months being the most frequently quoted figure across mid-2026 threads. As always, treat this as a snapshot rather than a guarantee — confirm current timing with sales, especially around hunting-tag deadlines.

Fierce has occasionally offered in-stock rifles from last year's model (e.g., specific caliber / barrel / color combos ready to ship same-day) as a faster alternative to a new custom 2.0 build if timing is tight.

Not always — it has gone temporarily out of stock (roughly a week or so) at times; check current availability or ask sales to notify you when back in stock.

Yes — if the rifle hasn't been built / shipped, Fierce can generally swap the scope on an existing order at the customer's request.

Yes.

Yes — send in your credentials for verification and Fierce will apply the correct pricing.

None as of mid-2026 in the threads reviewed, though accessories have periodically been discounted on the website — worth checking current sales rather than assuming a fixed promo exists.

This has been treated as an individual service case rather than a documented general cause — if you're seeing persistent accuracy issues after trying multiple ammo types, this is a "contact us directly" situation rather than a known common fix.

Routed to customer service for individual follow-up; no blanket policy captured in these threads.