Love the rifle, but scared of the company?? lol

[turbobrick]

I had two Christensens in 300wm, and both shot great. I only sold them to move on from 300wm. I just bought another in 300wm, but it's the Ti action and I'm using it as a donor for a different cartridge. I know a ton of people have had problems, but I really liked mine.

 

[Teri Anne]

When in doubt, pass on it. There are too many good rifles out there to take a chance on a bad one, especially if the company has a less than stellar warranty reputation.

 

[Dirtrax]

I feel obligated to pass along my experience with CA.
I purchased a MPR in 6mm Creedmoor on a whim. It was a Christmas fire sale and the price was beyond reasonable. I think this in part due to it being a steel barrel. Upon arrival I cleaned it and fired some Hornady Match 108 eld-m following the break-in procedure.
Typically I would borescope right off the bat but the weather was horrible with temps in the teens and snow blowing. It seemed to shoot pretty good but it wasn't consistent so on one of the cleanings I scoped the barrel and I could clearly see that the throat was not concentric.
I contacted CA and sent them some pictures. They were attentive and issued a return label immediately. Their communication was excellent and door-to-door the repair took 3 weeks as promised. The fix was a new barrel, so I followed the recommended procedure for break-in.
Now with factory ammo it is a .6" shooter. With hand loads it honestly prints 5 shot .4" groups with boring ease. Most of those are .3" groups.
So I personally have no stones to cast or an axe to grind. They did me right.