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The .22 Creedmoor is one of the most exciting cartridges to come along in years, and the Ridgeline FFT might be the best way to run it. Hornady necked the 6.5 Creedmoor down to .224 caliber to create a screaming-fast, flat-shooting round that laughs at wind, and Christensen wrapped it in a rifle that weighs just 5.4 pounds. If you spend your winters chasing coyotes across open country or want a do-it-all rig for varmints and long walks, this pairing makes a whole lot of sense.
The FFT in the name stands for Flash Forged Technology, Christensen's compression-molded carbon fiber stock construction. It is the lightest stock they have ever built, with carbon fiber bedding pillars, spot bedding, and a monocoque shell that stays rigid when the terrain gets ugly. Up front, a 416R stainless barrel gets wrapped in Aerograde carbon fiber, so you get a 20 inch tube that sheds heat, holds its point of impact, and trims serious ounces compared to a steel barrel of similar stiffness.
The action is precision machined on the familiar Remington 700 footprint, so bases, rings, and aftermarket support are everywhere. You get a spiral-fluted bolt with an oversized handle, an enlarged ejection port, and a TriggerTech trigger that breaks clean every single time. The muzzle is threaded and ships with Christensen's removable side-baffle brake, which keeps this featherweight planted so you can watch impacts through the scope. Capacity is four rounds, and the whole package carries Christensen's sub-MOA accuracy guarantee.
This configuration wears the Burnt Bronze Cerakote metalwork over a green and tan accented carbon stock, a good-looking setup that blends into sage country nicely. Mild recoil, a light trigger, and a flat trajectory make this an easy rifle to shoot well from awkward field positions. Pair it with a quality scope and some 75 to 80 grain match-style bullets and you have a legitimate long-range predator rig that will not wear you out on the hike in.
The .22 Creedmoor is essentially a 6.5 Creedmoor necked down to .224 caliber, giving you very high velocity and a flat trajectory with minimal wind drift. It shines on coyotes, prairie dogs, and other varmints at long range, and plenty of folks use it on deer-sized game with proper bullets. In a 5.4 pound rifle, it also keeps recoil pleasant enough to spot your own hits.
Yes. Christensen Arms backs the Ridgeline FFT with a sub-MOA guarantee, meaning it should print three-shot groups under an inch at 100 yards with quality ammunition. The free-floated, match-chambered carbon fiber barrel and spot-bedded FFT stock are a big part of why it can pull that off at this weight.
The muzzle comes threaded from the factory and wears a removable side-baffle brake, so swapping to a suppressor is straightforward. Just verify your can or mount matches the factory thread pitch on this barrel before ordering an adapter. Given the mild recoil of the .22 Creedmoor, a suppressed setup makes this an exceptionally pleasant rig.
The receiver is machined on the Remington 700 footprint and comes drilled and tapped, so any Rem 700 pattern bases or one-piece rails will bolt right up. That footprint also means huge aftermarket support if you ever want to swap triggers or other components. The rifle ships without sights, so plan on adding an optic.
| UPC | 840290540769 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 801-060082-00 |
| Action | |
| Barrel Length | 20" |
| Caliber/Gauge | .22 Creedmoor |
| Capacity | 4 |
| Color | Burnt Bronze |
| Model | |
| Product Type | Rifle |
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