Christensen Arms CA112111126432 CA-10 G2 .308 Win 18" 21-Round Rifle

The Christensen Arms CA-10 G2 .308 Win 18" rifle is a modern intermediate-range platform engineered for precision shooting, tactical applications, and demanding field conditions. Built on the proven AR-10 platform, this rifle addresses the need for a compact yet effective .308 Winchester solution that balances portability with terminal performance. The 18-inch barrel configuration delivers practical accuracy without excessive length, making it suitable for both law enforcement marksmen and civilian sport shooters who require reliability in real-world scenarios.

Christensen Arms applies match-grade manufacturing standards to the CA-10 G2 platform, incorporating a carbon fiber reinforced receiver and precision-fitted components that reduce weight while maintaining structural integrity. The 18-inch barrel in .308 Winchester provides effective velocity management—typically generating 2,400+ fps with standard 168-grain loads—sufficient for engagements beyond 500 yards while minimizing muzzle signature. At 10 pounds, the rifle achieves a lightweight profile critical for sustained fieldwork, and the 21-round magazine capacity provides tactical flexibility without requiring frequent reloads, a specification that distinguishes this platform from traditional AR-10 configurations.

This rifle benefits operators who demand precision at intermediate distances without the bulk of longer-barreled systems—tactical teams, designated marksmen, and precision rifle competitors will find the balance of capability and maneuverability practical. The AR-10 platform compatibility ensures access to established aftermarket support including optic mounts, tactical rails, and magazine systems widely used in military and law enforcement communities. Proper function depends on quality .308 Winchester ammunition; standard 147–180 grain match or hunting rounds perform reliably, though barrel length typically favors heavier projectiles for optimal ballistic performance. Installation of suppressors or muzzle devices is straightforward given modern threading standards, expanding its application in low-sound-signature operations. FFL transfer required.