Thread: Fierce Rifles

Im tempted to buy one of their stocks to put on my Sako85 with Shilen barrel.

Seeing as no bugger can import Christensen and McMillan stocks at a reasonable price

Originally Posted by Tribrit

Im tempted to buy one of their stocks to put on my Sako85 with Shilen barrel.

Seeing as no bugger can import Christensen and McMillan stocks at a reasonable price

Their stocks are shit, like southforts the barrel channel is just exposed filler, looks like over time the outer carbon shell will just start pulling away from the filler. There's a stock off one at gun city in chch for sale, looks nice from the outside but bloody rough in the inlet and barrel channel

Originally Posted by Ryan_Songhurst

Their stocks are shit, like southforts the barrel channel is just exposed filler, looks like over time the outer carbon shell will just start pulling away from the filler. There's a stock off one at gun city in chch for sale, looks nice from the outside but bloody rough in the inlet and barrel channel

Thats good info actually, its the one on GunCity website I was looking at.

All I want is a carbon 85 M action stock, preferably painted in snow camo but il take whatever.

Have looked at Southfort. The article in the paper earlier this year worried me a bit, especially when I'd have to hand over a substantial amount of money, and a very expensive, very accurate rifle to get it bedded.

Originally Posted by Tribrit

Thats good info actually, its the one on GunCity website I was looking at.

All I want is a carbon 85 M action stock, preferably painted in snow camo but il take whatever.

Have looked at Southfort. The article in the paper earlier this year worried me a bit, especially when I'd have to hand over a substantial amount of money, and a very expensive, very accurate rifle to get it bedded.

Look at Ken Henderson (Hi-Tec Composites)

Originally Posted by Ryan_Songhurst

Look at Ken Henderson (Hi-Tec Composites)

Have sent him a message on FB.
Any tips on where to get a gat bedded in Canterbury?

Im not going near fuckin Gunworks again.

Thinking Greystone

esh I have only got glowing reviews of gunworks

they really went above and beyond for me

Originally Posted by Bill999

esh I have only got glowing reviews of gunworks

they really went above and beyond for me

The customer service at Gunworks was great, a pleasure to deal with.

However I recieved my Sako back with the magazine jammed in the action, wont drop out without a screwdriver, and a ported muzzle break fitted that doesnt line up vertical when tight.

Originally Posted by Tribrit

The customer service at Gunworks was great, a pleasure to deal with.

However I recieved my Sako back with the magazine jammed in the action, wont drop out without a screwdriver, and a ported muzzle break fitted that doesnt line up vertical when tight.

So did you talk to them about it ? Offer them the opportunity to fix it ? Or just come on here and complain about it ?

Originally Posted by dannyb

So did you talk to them about it ? Offer them the opportunity to fix it ? Or just come on here and complain about it ?

Christ no, you get one chance to work on my stuff, fuck it up without reason, thats it no second chances to fuck it up even worse.

Dairy farm support contractors view me as a volatile customer, with good reason. Let em away with anything and they'll do it forever

Originally Posted by Tribrit

Christ no, you get one chance to work on my stuff, fuck it up without reason, thats it no second chances to fuck it up even worse.

Dairy farm support contractors view me as a volatile customer, with good reason. Let em away with anything and they'll do it forever

Probably says more about you than them.....

Originally Posted by Tribrit

Christ no, you get one chance to work on my stuff, fuck it up without reason, thats it no second chances to fuck it up even worse.

Dairy farm support contractors view me as a volatile customer, with good reason. Let em away with anything and they'll do it forever

No one is perfect. Gunworks have gone through some major adjustment in the last year or so. I am more than impressed and pleased they are still running.
If you gave them a chance to rectify the issue before pulling them to bits on here I am sure you would have come away happy.


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Originally Posted by Bos

Just when you think there aren't to many rifle brands you haven't heard of, one pops up
Got handed a "Fierce"308 this morning that a gunsmith mate of mine had shortened and suppressed. This thing looked like Mrs Sako and Mr Remington had had a one night stand. Looks like a Remington receiver and a Sako magazine and floor plate assembly. Shortened to 18 inches and certainly felt pretty good to handle.

Dont waste your money, with a name like that thay will certainly get banned.

Fierce rifles are obviously related to evil rifles.
Police will be wanting to ban them.

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I've seen handbuilt wooden stocks with perfectly smooth, beautiful inletting. If that can be achieved with a chisel and sandpaper, then a mass produced carbon or fibreglass stock should be exceptional. For the price, I don't think you're getting much value with a Fierce. They don't look like $6-7k guns. Especially when for a few $k more you can have a custom rifle built by the best in the world, with far superior everything.

$3500 would be a more realistic price for a Fierce.

Beginning to think I shouldn't have mentioned them
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