Christensen Arms Ridgeline Fft 24" Rifle

The Christensen Arms Ridgeline FFT 7mm PRC in burnt bronze is a precision rifle built for long-range hunters, competitive shooters, and tactical professionals who demand sub-MOA accuracy without compromise on weight or portability. Chambered in the modern 7mm PRC cartridge, this rifle combines Christensen's lightweight carbon-fiber barrel technology with traditional rifle ergonomics to deliver a fully capable field rifle that weighs significantly less than conventional steel-barreled alternatives—critical for mountain hunts, extended operations, or shooters managing fatigue over extended engagement periods.

At its core, the Ridgeline FFT features a 24-inch carbon-fiber composite barrel with Christensen's proprietary construction method, which reduces thermal stress and barrel whip while maintaining the velocity and accuracy of traditional steel. The 7mm PRC cartridge delivers exceptional ballistic performance—flat trajectory, minimal wind drift, and retained energy at distance—making it ideal for medium to long-range applications from 300 to 1,000+ yards. The burnt bronze Cerakote finish provides corrosion resistance and a professional aesthetic while reducing glint, and the rifle ships with a 4+1 round capacity magazine and synthetic stock featuring carbon accents and green/tan panels for field-ready aesthetics and reliable polymer durability.

This platform suits precision hunters, long-range competition shooters, and tactical marksmen who prioritize accuracy and weight balance in demanding environments. The picatinny rail system accepts standard modern optics and tactical accessories, allowing users to configure the rifle for their specific mission profile—whether hunting elk in steep terrain, competing in PRS events, or maintaining readiness in professional security roles. The lightweight carbon barrel excels in variable-temperature conditions where steel barrels may experience POI shift, and the 7mm PRC's inherent accuracy and energy retention make missed targets unlikely if fundamentals are executed properly.