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The .22 Creedmoor has become the go-to round for guys who chase coyotes in open country and want something that laughs at wind, and the Evoke gives it a proper home. Christensen Arms built this one with a 20 inch button-rifled, hand-lapped 416R stainless steel barrel wearing a Flat Dark Earth Cerakote finish, free floated in the stock and cut with a match chamber. The 1:7 twist is the right call for this cartridge, letting you run the heavy-for-caliber 75 to 88 grain bullets that make the .22 Creedmoor such a standout for predators and long-range steel. Christensen backs it all with their sub-MOA accuracy guarantee, so the precision is on paper, not just marketing talk.
The Hybrid Hunter stock splits the difference between a classic sporter and a modern precision rig. You get a near-vertical grip angle, a raised comb that lines your eye up naturally behind a scope, and a flush integrated Picatinny rail section on the forend for a bipod. The whole thing is wrapped in Mossy Oak Bottomland, which disappears nicely in timber and brush. Up top, the receiver takes standard Remington 700 pattern bases with 8-40 screws, so mounting glass is dead simple. The radially fluted bolt runs smooth, and the detachable MDT-made magazine sits flush and feeds four rounds without snagging on gear.
Plenty of rifles at this level ship with a trigger you plan to replace. Not here. The Evoke comes standard with a single-stage TriggerTech unit that adjusts from 2.5 to 5 pounds and arrives set around 3, breaking clean with no creep. The muzzle is threaded 5/8×24 and ships with Christensen's removable RFR brake, so going to a suppressor is as easy as spinning the brake off. For calling stands, bean fields, or prairie dog towns, this is a lot of rifle in a sensible package.
The 1:7 twist is fast enough to stabilize the heavy, high-BC bullets that make this cartridge shine, including the 75 to 88 grain match and hunting loads. That covers popular factory offerings like the 88 grain ELD-X and 80.5 grain match bullets. Lighter varmint bullets shoot fine through it too, so you have plenty of ammo flexibility.
Yes. The muzzle is threaded in the standard 5/8×24 pitch and ships with a removable RFR muzzle brake installed. Spin the brake off and most common .22 or .30 caliber cans will thread right on without any gunsmithing.
Every Evoke ships with a single-stage TriggerTech trigger, which is a genuinely nice unit at this price point. It comes from the factory set around 3 pounds and is externally adjustable from 2.5 to 5 pounds without pulling the stock. Reviewers consistently describe the break as crisp with no creep.
Yes, the Evoke's receiver accepts standard Remington 700 pattern bases using 8-40 screws, which gives you a huge range of mounting options. That makes finding rings, rails, and one-piece mounts easy at just about any shop. The forend also has an integrated Picatinny rail section for attaching a bipod.
| UPC | 840290529283 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 801-15058-01 |
| Action | |
| Barrel Length | 20" |
| Caliber/Gauge | .22 Creedmoor |
| Capacity | 4 |
| Color | Camo |
| Model | |
| Product Type | Rifle |
| Shipping Weight | 10.6 |
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