Christensen Arms Ridgeline FFT 8010619700 | .270 WSM | 20″

The Christensen Arms Ridgeline FFT is a lightweight bolt-action hunting and precision chassis that uses advanced carbon-fiber construction and Flash Forged Technology (FFT) in the stock and floor plate to reduce weight. This model ships with a carbon-wrapped stainless barrel that is threaded and fitted with a side-baffle brake, and it carries Christensen Arms’ Sub-MOA Guarantee. The rifle is finished in Burnt Bronze Cerakote and features a green stock with black and tan accents. For an optic choice under $1,000 a good match is the Vortex Viper PST Gen II 3-15×44 or a similar variable-power scope suited to medium- and long-range work.

Applications: medium- to long-range hunting and precision target work are appropriate uses for this rifle given its cartridge and build. The rifle’s weight and configuration also make it suitable for mountain or backcountry hunts where reduced carry weight matters.

Product Specifications

• The UPC is 696528091639.
• The action is Bolt Action.
• The caliber is .270 WSM.
• The barrel measures 20″ and is described as a carbon-wrapped stainless, threaded barrel.
• The barrel description is listed as Steel Threaded.
• The capacity is 3 + 1.
• The muzzle is equipped with a Baffle Brake.
• The overall length is 40.50″.
• The listed weight is 5.30 lbs.
• The receiver/material is identified as Aluminum.
• The stock is a Fixed Sporter w/Flash Forged Technology design with carbon and colored accents.
• The finish is Burnt Bronze Cerakote.
• The trigger is TriggerTech.
• The rate of twist is 1:10″.
• The NFA thread pattern is 5/8×24.

This Ridgeline FFT balances modern carbon construction and a lightweight package with features hunters and precision shooters expect: a threaded, carbon-wrapped stainless barrel, a refined TriggerTech trigger, and a finish that resists wear in the field. The combination of low weight and a Sub-MOA guarantee makes it a straightforward option for hunters who need a capable, carryable rifle for medium- to long-range shots. Its drilled/ tapped receiver status should be verified (see notes) before planning mounting hardware.

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