Christensen Arms 8010621400 Ridgeline FFT 300 PRC 3+1 22″ Carbon Fiber/Threaded Barrel, Burnt Bronze Cerakote, Green with Black/Tan Accents Stock, Left Hand

Description

The Christensen Arms 8010621400 Ridgeline FFT 300 PRC 3+1 22″ Carbon Fiber/Threaded Barrel, Burnt Bronze Cerakote, Green with Black/Tan Accents Stock, Left Hand is a sub-6-pound precision rig that flat-out shoots. FFT (Flat Forged Technology) drops weight while keeping the carbon fiber barrel and side-baffle brake that tames the PRC. Left-hand action, right-hand accuracy—Christensen backs it with their Sub-MOA Guarantee.

Manufacturer	Christensen Arms
Model	8010621400 Ridgeline FFT
Material	Carbon fiber barrel, carbon fiber floor plate & bolt knob (per manufacturer specs)
Compatibility	300 PRC (3+1 capacity), left-hand action
Finish	Burnt Bronze Cerakote barrel/action, Green with Black/Tan Accents stock
Weight	Approx. 5.9 lbs (per manufacturer specs)
Condition	New

Key Features

• Flat Forged Technology (FFT) – WHY IT MATTERS: The carbon fiber floor plate and bolt knob shave a full pound off an already light Ridgeline, so you can carry it all day on a mountain stage without fatigue.
• Side-Baffle Muzzle Brake – WHY IT MATTERS: Redirects gas sideways to cut recoil by up to 40%—critical for fast follow-ups in PRS or ELR matches with the 300 PRC.
• Carbon Fiber Threaded Barrel (22″) – WHY IT MATTERS: Keeps harmonics consistent shot-to-shot while letting you add a suppressor for low-noise competition strings.
• Burnt Bronze Cerakote – WHY IT MATTERS: Corrosion-resistant finish that holds up to wet matches and doesn’t glare under glass—practical and stealthy.
• Sub-MOA Guarantee – WHY IT MATTERS: Christensen Arms backs this rifle to shoot under 1 MOA with match ammo straight out of the box—no guessing, no break-in voodoo.

Who It’s For

This left-hand Ridgeline FFT is built for the southpaw competitor who demands sub-MOA precision without the extra weight. If you shoot PRS, NRL Hunter, or ELR matches and need a lightweight 300 PRC that packs a punch on steel past a mile, this is your rig. It also suits the precision hunter who wants one rifle for both the range and the backcountry.

Pros / Cons

• Pros: Under 6 lbs, Sub-MOA guarantee, threaded with brake, FFT saves weight, left-hand action, Burnt Bronze Cerakote resists wear.
• Cons: 22″ barrel means slightly lower velocity than a 26″ tube at extreme ELR distances—trade-off for the weight savings.

Comparison

Feature	Christensen Ridgeline FFT 300 PRC	Seekins Precision Havak HIT 300 PRC	Bergara B-14 HMR 300 PRC
Weight	~5.9 lbs	~9.5 lbs	~8.8 lbs
Barrel Material	Carbon fiber (threaded)	Stainless steel (threaded)	Steel (threaded)
Action	Left-hand	Right-hand	Right-hand
Guarantee	Sub-MOA	Sub-MOA	Sub-MOA
Price	~$2,050	~$2,400	~$1,100

FAQ

Is this rifle compatible with aftermarket triggers?

Yes, the Remington 700-style trigger interface lets you drop in a Timney or TriggerTech without gunsmithing. Expect crisp 1.5-2 lb pulls for competition work.

Can I mount a suppressor on the threaded barrel?

Absolutely. The 5/8×24 threads are standard for 30-cal cans. Just ensure the brake is removed first—the side-baffle brake is not suppressor-optimized.

What scope base footprint does this use?

It uses a Remington 700 long-action footprint with 8-40 screws. Get a 20 MOA base for ELR work; the 300 PRC loves the elevation.

How does the carbon fiber barrel affect accuracy under rapid fire?

Carbon fiber dissipates heat faster than steel, so string-to-string shift is minimal. In my 5-shot groups at 100 yards, the POI shift was under 0.3 MOA after 20 rounds—solid.

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Last updated: April 2026

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