The Christensen Arms Ridgeline FFT in .308 Winchester with a 20-inch barrel is a lightweight precision rifle built for hunters who refuse to compromise on accuracy for the sake of carrying weight. This is a rifle that demands to be held—its combination of carbon fiber construction, match-chambered barrel, and Christensen Arms' precision machining delivers the kind of tight groups and reliability that serious hunters stake their season on. Whether you're glassing ridges in steep terrain or setting up at distance, the Ridgeline FFT brings cutting-edge technology to the field without the penalty of extra ounces.

The barrel is where this rifle earns its reputation. Christensen Arms 416R stainless steel wrapped in aerospace-grade carbon fiber keeps things light while maintaining the rigidity that accuracy demands. The barrel is button-rifled, hand-lapped, and free-floating in a match chamber—the kind of small details that separate rifles that shoot and rifles that *really* shoot. The removable stainless steel side-baffle muzzle brake helps manage recoil and blast, and the threaded 5/8x24 muzzle lets you add your own suppressor or brake if you prefer a different setup.

The action is Christensen Arms' own precision-machined receiver paired with a TriggerTech trigger—reliable, clean, and tunable. An enlarged aluminum bolt knob, spiral-fluted bolt, and enlarged ejection port make cycling smooth and efficient in the field. The stock is FFT carbon fiber with carbon fiber bedding pillars and spot bedding for consistency shot to shot. You get a 4-round internal magazine with an aluminum hinged floor plate standard, and the action is compatible with AICS detachable magazines via an aftermarket conversion kit if you need the flexibility. The rifle accepts standard Remington 700 optic bases, so you can mount your preferred glass without hunting for adapters.

The Christensen Arms Ridgeline FFT in .308 Winchester with a 20-inch barrel is a lightweight precision rifle built for hunters who refuse to compromise on accuracy for the sake of carrying weight. This is a rifle that demands to be held—its combination of carbon fiber construction, match-chambered barrel, and Christensen Arms' precision machining delivers the kind of tight groups and reliability that serious hunters stake their season on. Whether you're glassing ridges in steep terrain or setting up at distance, the Ridgeline FFT brings cutting-edge technology to the field without the penalty of extra ounces.

The barrel is where this rifle earns its reputation. Christensen Arms 416R stainless steel wrapped in aerospace-grade carbon fiber keeps things light while maintaining the rigidity that accuracy demands. The barrel is button-rifled, hand-lapped, and free-floating in a match chamber—the kind of small details that separate rifles that shoot and rifles that *really* shoot. The removable stainless steel side-baffle muzzle brake helps manage recoil and blast, and the threaded 5/8x24 muzzle lets you add your own suppressor or brake if you prefer a different setup.

The action is Christensen Arms' own precision-machined receiver paired with a TriggerTech trigger—reliable, clean, and tunable. An enlarged aluminum bolt knob, spiral-fluted bolt, and enlarged ejection port make cycling smooth and efficient in the field. The stock is FFT carbon fiber with carbon fiber bedding pillars and spot bedding for consistency shot to shot. You get a 4-round internal magazine with an aluminum hinged floor plate standard, and the action is compatible with AICS detachable magazines via an aftermarket conversion kit if you need the flexibility. The rifle accepts standard Remington 700 optic bases, so you can mount your preferred glass without hunting for adapters.