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There are lightweight rifles, and then there is a titanium-action .28 Nosler that starts at 5.5 pounds. The Summit TI sits at the top of the Christensen Arms lineup for a reason. The receiver is machined from titanium with an integrated 0 MOA Picatinny split rail, so you are shaving ounces where most rifles carry dead weight, and doing it without giving up a rock-solid scope mounting platform. This particular build wears an aerograde carbon fiber thumbhole stock in green with black webbing, which gives you a more upright grip angle and consistent hand placement shot after shot.
The .28 Nosler is a flat-shooting, hard-hitting cartridge that rewards barrel length, and the 26 inch tube here lets it stretch its legs. Christensen starts with 416R stainless steel, button rifles it with a 1:9 twist, cuts a match chamber, hand laps the bore, then wraps it in carbon fiber in a light target contour. The result is a free-floated barrel that sheds heat well and stays stiff without the weight penalty of a full steel target profile. Up front, a removable titanium radial muzzle brake takes real bite out of recoil, which matters on a rifle this light chambered in a cartridge this stout. The threaded muzzle also leaves your options open down the road.
The barreled action is bedded to the stock with carbon fiber pillars, and the adjustable match trigger breaks clean so you can take advantage of all that mechanical accuracy. Christensen backs the package with their Half-MOA guarantee, and with quality ammo this rifle will make good on it. Capacity is 3+1, overall length runs 47.5 inches, and the whole rig balances the way a mountain rifle should.
If your hunts involve long climbs and longer shots, this is the kind of rifle that makes both easier. Carry it all day, then reach across the canyon when it counts.
It starts at 5.5 pounds, which is remarkably light for a full-size rifle chambered in .28 Nosler. The titanium radial muzzle brake does a lot of work taming recoil, so it is very shootable from field positions. Add a scope and sling and you are still looking at a rig most hunters can carry comfortably all day in steep country.
Yes. Christensen backs this rifle with a Half-MOA guarantee, and the hand-lapped, match-chambered 416R stainless barrel with a 1:9 twist is built to deliver it. The .28 Nosler cartridge shoots flat with high ballistic coefficient bullets, making this a legitimate long-range big game setup when paired with quality glass and ammo.
The 26 inch barrel is threaded and the titanium radial brake is removable, so you can swap in a suppressor or another muzzle device. Just keep in mind that a can adds length to an already long barrel, which is worth considering if you hunt thick timber. Many owners run the brake for weight savings and switch to a suppressor for range work.
No, it ships without optics or iron sights. The titanium action is machined with an integrated 0 MOA Picatinny split rail, so you can mount rings and a scope directly without buying a separate base. Given the long-range potential of the .28 Nosler, plan on pairing it with a quality scope that can dial for elevation.
| UPC | 810651025907 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | CA10269815322 |
| Action | |
| Barrel Length | 26" |
| Caliber/Gauge | .28 Nosler |
| Capacity | 3 + 1 |
| Sights | Integrated Base |
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