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There is a reason the Ridgeline FFT keeps showing up on backcountry pack lists. Christensen Arms took their proven Ridgeline platform and put it on a diet with Flash Forged Technology, a carbon fiber manufacturing process that trims up to a full pound off the rifle without giving up rigidity. The result is a rig that comes in around 5.3 pounds bare, and you will appreciate every ounce of that savings between the trailhead and the ridge where the bulls actually live. The Barren Dune stock over Burnt Bronze Cerakote metalwork looks sharp too, in that understated way that ages well.
The 7mm PRC chambering is a natural fit here. It sends high-BC bullets fast and flat, hits with authority at real hunting distances, and the 22 inch barrel keeps the whole package handy without giving up much velocity. That barrel is 416R stainless wrapped in aerograde carbon fiber, button rifled, hand lapped, free floated, and finished with a match chamber. The muzzle wears a removable stainless side-baffle brake on 5/8×24 threads, which takes real sting out of the recoil and swaps easily for a suppressor. Christensen backs it all with their sub-MOA accuracy guarantee, and owners regularly report groups well under that mark with ammo the barrel likes.
The receiver is precision machined on the familiar Remington 700 footprint, so scope bases and rings are easy to come by. You get a spiral fluted bolt with an enlarged aluminum knob, an improved bolt release, and a TriggerTech trigger that breaks clean every time. Feeding comes from an internal magazine with a hinged floor plate, holding three rounds of 7mm PRC plus one in the chamber, and it can be converted to run AICS detachable mags with an aftermarket kit.
This is the rifle for hunters counting ounces without wanting to count flyers. Light enough for sheep country, accurate enough for long cross-canyon pokes, and tough enough to get banged around in a scabbard for years.
The FFT version runs up to a full pound lighter than the original Ridgeline thanks to Christensen's Flash Forged Technology stock, plus carbon fiber touches like the floor plate. In 7mm PRC with the 22 inch barrel it comes in around 5.3 pounds bare. That puts it firmly in true mountain rifle territory once you add a scope.
Yes. The barrel comes threaded 5/8×24 with a removable side-baffle brake installed, so spinning on a suppressor is a simple swap. Just keep in mind that on a rifle this light, a can will noticeably change the balance, though many hunters find the extra weight up front settles the rifle nicely for field shots.
Out of the box it feeds from an internal magazine with a hinged floor plate, holding three rounds of 7mm PRC plus one in the chamber. If you prefer detachable mags, the action is compatible with AICS pattern magazines using an aftermarket bottom metal conversion kit. Most hunters find the floor plate setup keeps things slim and snag-free in the field.
The receiver is machined on the Remington 700 footprint and comes drilled and tapped, so any standard Rem 700 pattern bases or one-piece rails will bolt right up. That gives you a huge selection of rings and mounts at every price point. Lightweight options like Talley one-piece rings are a popular pairing to keep the overall weight down.
| UPC | 840290526718 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 8010653000 |
| Action | |
| Barrel Length | 22" |
| Caliber/Gauge | 7MM PRC |
| Capacity | 3 + 1 |
| Product Type | Rifle |
| Shipping Weight | 0.0 |
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