CHRISTENSEN ARMS MESA FFT | 8010111700 | 308 WIN 20in LH

The Christensen Arms Mesa FFT is a left-hand bolt-action sporting rifle chambered in 308 WIN (7.62×51 NATO) with a 20-inch featherweight contour stainless barrel and Tungsten Cerakote finish. It pairs a Flash Forged Technology carbon-fiber FFT sporter stock with a skeletonized bolt and TriggerTech trigger to keep weight low while maintaining shootability; factory weight is approximately 5.5 pounds. For an optic under $1,000 that complements the Mesa FFT’s capability, consider the Vortex Viper PST Gen II 3-15×44 for a versatile field and precision setup.

Designed with long approaches and precision work in mind, the Mesa FFT targets backcountry hunting and precision shooting applications where low weight, accuracy, and durability matter. The rifle ships with an internal hinged floorplate and a four-round magazine capacity suitable for sporting use.

Product Specifications

• The UPC is 691328238598.
• The caliber is 308 WIN (7.62×51 NATO).
• The action is Bolt Action.
• The barrel measures 20 inches.
• The overall length is 40.75 inches.
• The unloaded weight is 5.5 pounds.
• The magazine capacity is 4 rounds in the internal magazine.
• The rifle uses a Flash Forged Technology carbon-fiber sporter stock.
• The finish on metal surfaces is Tungsten Cerakote.
• The barrel is described as 416R stainless steel, button-rifled, free-floating.
• The muzzle features a removable radial muzzle brake.
• The rate of twist is listed as 1:10″.
• The trigger is a TriggerTech unit.
• The rifle is configured for Left Hand shooters.

Lightweight and engineered for accuracy, the Mesa FFT combines a carbon-fiber FFT stock and hand-lapped barrel to deliver a rifle that stays comfortable on long approaches while preserving precision at distance. The hinged floorplate and internal magazine keep the lines clean for packing and field use, and the removable radial brake helps manage felt recoil without adding permanent length. Overall, the Mesa FFT is a practical choice for shooters who value lightweight construction and match-capable performance in a left-hand configuration.