Christensen arms actions opinions

[Will.284]

Far as I'm concerned if it shoots well and you do your part then why not use them . I myself have shot a few but owned one. If I find a good deal on one then yes I'll buy if if no that's ok to . Feel the same way about otjwrs

 

[SSTX]

I understand probably not choosing one to start a custom build with, considering better options that may be available. But, if a man already had a complete rifle and chose to use the action some time later for a re-barrel type project, would the Christensen action be a decent starting point? I have a 6.5CM Ridgeline with a single ejector short action that I might consider this for in the future.

 

[North Idaho Hunter]

We have used and built MANY rifles off the Christensen receivers.

For the features, the price point is really hard to walk away from. TT trigger, full bdl bottom metal assembly - side bolt release, M16 extractor, fluted/nitride bolt with stainless receiver.

They don't have the "feel" of a defiance/impact/lone peak, but for half the price, these are a contender for guys looking to stay on a budget.

 

[308_Branden]

We have used and built MANY rifles off the Christensen receivers.

For the features, the price point is really hard to walk away from. TT trigger, full bdl bottom metal assembly - side bolt release, M16 extractor, fluted/nitride bolt with stainless receiver.

They don't have the "feel" of a defiance/impact/lone peak, but for half the price, these are a contender for guys looking to stay on a budget.

I'm considering re barreling my 300 wm to a 300 prc just cause it's been tickling me recently

 

[MtnTrax]

In my opinion CA experienced growing pains by getting big to fast and having some QC issues but I think they fixed this are putting out a solid product.