Christensen Arms Ridgeline FFT | 22-250 | 20

The Christensen Arms Ridgeline FFT Barren Dune in 22-250 is a lightweight precision bolt-action rifle built for hunters and precision shooters who prioritize low weight and repeatable accuracy. The package pairs a Christensen Arms 416R stainless steel barrel wrapped in Aerograde carbon fiber with a sporter FFT carbon-fiber stock and a TriggerTech trigger for a crisp, consistent pull. For optics, a mid‑range scope such as the Vortex Viper PST Gen II 3-15×44 will give appropriate magnification and daylight performance for the rifle’s intended roles while staying well under $1,000. Typical uses include medium-range hunting and precision varmint or predator work.

Product Specifications

• The manufacturer is Christensen Arms.
• The model designation is CHRIS RIDGELINE FFT BARREN DUNE 22-250 20.
• The caliber is listed as 22-250.
• The barrel length is reported as 20.
• The action type is Bolt action.
• The listed weight is 9.176.
• The barrel construction is Christensen Arms 416R stainless steel with Aerograde carbon fiber wrap.
• The thread pitch is shown as 5/8 x 24 (standard) and 1/2 x 28 (.22-250).
• The muzzle features a stainless steel side baffle brake (removable).
• The barrel is described as button rifled, hand-lapped, with a match chamber and a free-floating design.
• The receiver is a Christensen Arms precision machined receiver.
• The trigger is listed as TriggerTech®.
• The rifle uses an internal magazine with an aluminum hinged floor plate and is noted as AICS® detachable magazine compatible (aftermarket conversion kit).
• The reported capacity is 4 round (3 magnum).
• The stock is Christensen Arms FFT carbon fiber in a sporter FFT design with carbon fiber bedding pillars and a recoil pad.
• The UPC is 840290526091.

The Ridgeline FFT balances modern barrel metallurgy and carbon-wrapping with a lightweight FFT stock and practical action features (enlarged bolt knob, spiral fluted bolt, improved bolt release and enlarged ejection port) to make a rifle that travels well and stays steady on a shooting stick. Its factory configuration supports straightforward optic mounting on a Rem-700 standard footprint and offers aftermarket magazine options for those who prefer detachable magazine convenience. If you need a compact, low-mass precision rifle for field work or long-range varminting, this model is built to deliver consistent performance without unnecessary weight.