Christensen Arms Ridgeline Left Hand Rifle | 24″ Barrel

The Christensen Arms Ridgeline Left Hand is a bolt-action hunting rifle built around a light target-contour, carbon-fiber-wrapped barrel and a sporter carbon fiber composite stock. The rifle features a removable stainless steel radial muzzle brake, a precision-machined receiver with enlarged ejection port, and components designed for consistent, accurate performance. For a practical optic under $1,000 that pairs well with this rifle consider the Vortex Viper HS-T 6-24×50, which offers the magnification range and reticle options suited to hunting and precision field shooting.

Suggested real-world uses include hunting and precision field shooting where weight, balance, and a reliable feeding system matter. The left-hand configuration supports left-handed shooters with the same fit and finish found in Christensen Arms right-hand models.

Product Specifications

• The manufacturer is Christensen Arms.
• The model is Ridgeline Left Hand Rifle.
• The action is Bolt action.
• The barrel measures 24 inches.
• The magazine capacity is 4 rounds.
• The barrel finish is Stainless Steel.
• The barrel twist is 1:9.
• The stock finish is Black with Gray Webbing.
• The rifle uses a Christensen Arms 416R stainless steel carbon fiber wrapped barrel.
• The muzzle device is a Stainless Steel Radial Brake (removable).
• The receiver is a precision machined receiver with enlarged ejection port.
• The trigger is match-grade (2.5–3.5 lb).
• The rifle features internal magazine feeding and a billet aluminum bottom metal with hinged floor plate.
• The stock includes Invar pillars, spot bedding, and a Limbsaver recoil pad.
• The UPC is 810651029431.

This Ridgeline combines a lightweight, carbon-wrapped barrel and a sporter-style composite stock to deliver a balance of portability and precision for hunters and precision field shooters. The removable radial brake and match-grade components focus on shot-to-shot consistency while the left-hand configuration preserves ergonomics for left-handed shooters.