
Mountain State deer hunting is steep. Hollows, laurel thickets and long climbs to a ridge-top stand take the starch out of anyone carrying a heavy rifle. Fierce Firearms built its Mini Rogue family for hunters who want less weight and a stock that actually fits a smaller frame.
The Mini Rogue line is aimed at youth, women and smaller-framed shooters. Carbon fiber stocks, a shorter length of pull and an adjustable comb or push-button cheek piece make it easy to shoulder in a tight spot. Dual-lug actions and TriggerTech or Bix'n Andy triggers give a crisp break for a buck crossing a bench. For West Virginia whitetail, 6.5 Creedmoor or 7mm-08 is plenty, and 308 is a common step up for black bear country in the higher counties.
Fierce's Carbon Rogue keeps the weight near 5.8 lb with a carbon stock and C3 carbon barrel on a stainless two-lug action; the stock has a negative comb for long-range shooting.
7mm Remington Magnum is a long-reaching big-game magnum for elk, moose and open-country deer; expect noticeably more recoil than the short-action rounds. Be honest with yourself about recoil: a magnum in a light rifle kicks. It is a rifle for experienced adult hunters, not a first rifle.
This rifle has a 22 in threaded barrel, 3+1 capacity, and weighs about 5.8 lb. Finish: Sonora Ambush Camo.
On a steep sidehill, the shot is often taken off a knee or a tree trunk. A rifle with a long stock forces the shooter to reach and break position. Match the length of pull to the shooter, then set the comb so the scope is right there when the cheek lands. For a first buck season, 6mm or 6.5 Creedmoor is far easier to learn on than 308.
West Virginia has no purchase permit and no waiting period. Your rifle ships to the West Virginia dealer you pick, from Charleston and Huntington to Morgantown or Martinsburg. Your dealer runs a NICS check when you collect. Ammo and gear ship to your door, and price and stock are confirmed live when you order, before you pay.
Questions buyers ask: What Mini Rogue caliber fits West Virginia buck season? 6.5 Creedmoor and 7mm-08 Remington suit whitetail in hardwood hollows with mild recoil. Hunters who also go after bear often choose 308 Winchester. What do I need to pick up a rifle in West Virginia? There is no purchase permit or waiting period. Your West Virginia dealer runs the NICS check when you collect the rifle. What caliber is this Fierce rifle? 7mm Remington Magnum, 3+1 capacity.
Specifications come from Fierce Firearms' published data for part number ROG7RM22BRS, UPC 853418902134.
Fierce Carbon Rogue 7mm Remington Magnum 22-Inch Threaded: quick facts
- What caliber is the Fierce Carbon Rogue 7mm Remington Magnum 22-Inch Threaded?
- It is chambered in 7mm Remington Magnum.
- How many rounds does it hold?
- 3+1 rounds.
- How big and heavy is it?
- Weight 5.8 lb.
- What kind of action does it use?
- Bolt action, stainless steel two-lug action.
- What sights and finish does it have?
- finish: Sonora Ambush Camo.
- Is it new or used?
- New, in the original packaging.
- Can I buy it in West Virginia?
- Yes. It ships to a licensed FFL dealer in West Virginia; you pick it up there after the background check. West Virginia buyers pick this up at a local dealer after a NICS check, with no permit and no wait. Check WVDNR rules for your county before you hunt.
- Is it in stock?
- Yes, at $1999.00. Orders leave within 1-2 business days; shipping is free over $999.







