Christensen Arms Ridgeline Scout | .308 Win | 16″ | 801-06120-00

The Christensen Arms Ridgeline Scout is a compact bolt-action rifle built around a carbon-fiber-wrapped stainless barrel and a lightweight carbon-fiber composite sporter stock. This model features a 16″ threaded barrel, TriggerTech flat-shoe trigger, a 0-MOA optic rail and a three-prong flash hider. A mid-priced, rugged riflescope such as the Vortex Viper PST Gen II 1-6×24 pairs well with the Ridgeline Scout and remains under $1,000 while offering the close- and mid-range versatility this rifle supports.

Its configuration suits scout-style field carry and short- to mid-range precision work, including hunting and range-based precision practice. The rifle’s features also make it an appropriate host for suppressed shooting where legal and applicable.

Product Specifications

• The UPC is 691328238055.
• The manufacturer part number is 801-06120-00.
• The caliber is .308 / 7.62 NATO.
• The barrel measures 16 inches and is described as steel and threaded.
• The barrel is specified as a carbon fiber wrapped stainless steel design in product notes.
• The muzzle features a 3-prong flash hider that is removable.
• The action type is bolt action.
• The receiver finish is listed as black nitride aluminum.
• The trigger is a TriggerTech flat-shoe trigger.
• The stock is a carbon fiber composite sporter style in tan with black webbing.
• The overall length is listed as 37.50 inches.
• The unloaded weight is listed as 5.90 lbs.
• The rifling twist rate is 1:10″.
• The NFA thread pattern is 5/8×24.
• The rifle includes a 0-MOA optic rail with a barricade stop.

The Ridgeline Scout is a purpose-built compact bolt-action platform that balances lightweight construction with durable materials for field use. Its carbon-fiber-wrapped barrel and sporter stock keep mass low while maintaining rigidity, and the TriggerTech trigger provides a consistent break for deliberate, accurate shots. The threaded muzzle and robust receiver finish make this rifle suitable for operators who prioritize modularity and long-term serviceability.

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