Christensen Arms MPR .22 Creedmoor 24in Chassis Rifle

Description

The Christensen Arms MPR .22 Creedmoor 24in Chassis Rifle represents a thoughtful synthesis of lightweight field capability and long-range precision. Born from a company with a fifty-year legacy of carbon fiber innovation, this rifle delivers the .22 Creedmoor—a cartridge that splits the difference between the .223 and the 6mm Creedmoor—in a package built for shooters who demand accuracy without the weight penalty. The MPR chassis, machined from aerospace-grade aluminum, folds and adjusts to fit the shooter, while the free-floating, hand-lapped carbon fiber-wrapped stainless steel barrel keeps harmonics consistent and weight low.

Manufacturer	Christensen Arms
Model	MPR .22 Creedmoor 24in Chassis
Material	Aerospace-grade aluminum chassis; carbon fiber-wrapped stainless steel barrel
Compatibility	AICS-pattern detachable magazines
Finish	Black anodized chassis; natural stainless barrel with carbon fiber wrap
Weight	Approximately 7.2 lbs (per manufacturer specs)
Condition	New

Key Features

• Carbon Fiber-Wrapped Barrel — WHY IT MATTERS: The hand-lapped stainless steel bore is encased in a carbon fiber sleeve that dissipates heat faster than steel alone, allowing sustained strings of fire without accuracy drift. At 24 inches, this barrel delivers the velocity needed for the .22 Creedmoor to reach beyond 1,000 yards.
• Adjustable Folding Chassis — WHY IT MATTERS: The aluminum chassis adjusts for length of pull and cheek height, then folds to reduce overall length for transport. This is a practical feature for hunters who hike into remote country and for shooters who pack their rifle to the range.
• TriggerTech Trigger — WHY IT MATTERS: The TriggerTech trigger offers a crisp, adjustable pull with zero creep. According to TriggerTech specifications, the Frictionless Release Technology eliminates the gritty feel common to two-stage triggers, giving the shooter a clean break every time.
• Threaded and Suppressor-Ready — WHY IT MATTERS: The 5/8×24 NFA thread pattern accepts standard .30-caliber suppressors and muzzle brakes. This allows the shooter to reduce recoil and sound signature without custom threading.
• M-LOK Handguard — WHY IT MATTERS: The free-floating M-LOK handguard provides modular mounting for bipods, slings, and night vision without adding weight or compromising barrel clearance.

Who It’s For

This rifle is built for the shooter who values both precision and portability. If you are a long-range enthusiast who walks miles to a shooting position, or a hunter who needs a rifle that can reach across a canyon without exhausting you on the climb, the MPR in .22 Creedmoor fits. It also appeals to the collector who appreciates American craftsmanship in a modern package—Christensen Arms has been refining carbon fiber barrel technology since 1973, and this rifle shows that evolution.

Pros and Cons

• Pro: Lightweight for a precision rifle—under 7.5 pounds with the carbon barrel and aluminum chassis.
• Pro: The .22 Creedmoor offers less recoil than the 6.5 Creedmoor, making it easier to spot impacts and stay on target.
• Pro: AICS magazine compatibility means you are not locked into proprietary magazines.
• Con: The carbon fiber barrel, while excellent for weight savings, can be more sensitive to barrel heating than a heavy steel barrel. Shooters who plan to run rapid strings of fire may need to monitor barrel temperature to maintain precision.

Comparison

Feature	Christensen Arms MPR .22 Creedmoor	Geissele Super Precision	Timney Competition
Caliber	.22 Creedmoor	6.5 Creedmoor (typical)	.308 Win (typical)
Barrel Material	Carbon fiber-wrapped stainless steel	Stainless steel	Stainless steel
Weight	~7.2 lbs	~10.5 lbs	~12 lbs
Chassis	Folding, adjustable aluminum	Fixed aluminum	Fixed aluminum
Trigger	TriggerTech (adjustable)	Geissele (two-stage)	Timney (single-stage)
Magazine	AICS detachable box	AICS detachable box	AICS detachable box
Price	$2,199.99	$2,400–$2,800	$2,100–$2,500

FAQ

What is the effective range of the .22 Creedmoor in this rifle?

With the 24-inch barrel, the .22 Creedmoor is capable of accurate fire out to 1,000 yards, depending on bullet selection and environmental conditions. The cartridge offers a flatter trajectory than the .223 and less recoil than the 6.5 Creedmoor, making it a solid choice for intermediate-range precision shooting.

Does this rifle come with a magazine?

Yes, the Christensen Arms MPR ships with one AICS-pattern detachable box magazine. The capacity varies by state compliance, but standard magazines hold 5 or 10 rounds. Additional AICS magazines can be purchased separately.

Can I mount a bipod directly to the handguard?

Yes. The M-LOK handguard allows direct attachment of M-LOK-compatible bipods, such as the Atlas or Harris models. No additional adapter is needed.

Is the barrel threaded for a suppressor?

Yes, the barrel is threaded 5/8×24 NFA, which is the standard thread pattern for .30-caliber suppressors and muzzle devices. The barrel is suppressor-ready from the factory.

How does the folding chassis affect accuracy?

The folding mechanism is designed to return to zero consistently. While no folding stock is as rigid as a fixed chassis, Christensen Arms uses a locking latch system that minimizes play. For most shooters, the difference in accuracy is negligible, especially at typical hunting and range distances.

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• ✓ Nationwide delivery (all 50 states)
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Explore more precision rifles in our Bolt Action Rifles category, or see all Chassis Rifles for additional options. For those interested in the .22 Creedmoor specifically, our .22 Creedmoor Rifles page has more models to compare.

Last updated: April 2026