Christensen Arms MCR FFT 300 Win Mag 22″ Carbon Fiber Rifle

If you are building a mountain rifle that still shoots flat at distance, the Christensen Arms MCR FFT 300 Win Mag 22″ Carbon Fiber Rifle is a serious contender. This factory-built precision rig pairs a hand-lapped carbon-fiber barrel with a Remington 700-style action and a TriggerTech trigger, all wrapped in an Aerograde FFT stock that sheds weight without giving up rigidity. At $2,329.99, it delivers sub-MOA potential out of the box for the hunter who expects match-grade accuracy from a 6.5-pound carry weight.

Key Features

• Aerograde FFT Carbon Fiber Stock — Keeps the rig light for carry while the full-length M-LOK forend and QD cups fore and aft let you mount a bipod, sling, and accessories without extra weight. Why it matters: You can hump this rifle up a ridge all day and still have a stable shooting platform when you get there.
• Hand-Lapped Aerograde Carbon Fiber Barrel — Free-floated and threaded 5/8×24 with a side-baffle brake. Why it matters: The lapping process ensures consistent bore dimensions, which directly translates to tighter groups. The brake tames the 300 Win Mag’s recoil enough to spot your own hits at 800 yards.
• Remington 700-Style Precision Action — Skeletonized bolt handle with an oversized knob rides on a Picatinny rail. Why it matters: The 700 footprint gives you aftermarket trigger, stock, and scope-base options from Timney, Geissele, and every major manufacturer. You are not locked into proprietary parts.
• TriggerTech Trigger — Factory-set at 2.5–3.0 lbs with zero creep. Why it matters: A clean break reduces shooter-induced error, especially on cold, windy days at distance. You won’t feel the need to swap triggers out of the box.
• Push-Button Adjustable Cheek Riser — Tool-less adjustment for cheek weld height. Why it matters: You can dial in perfect eye alignment with your optic without adding shims or aftermarket pads, critical for consistent long-range shots.

Who It’s For

This rifle is built for the hunter who also punches steel at 1,000 yards. If you need a rifle that rides comfortably in a scabbard on a side-by-side but still prints 0.75 MOA with factory match ammo, the MCR FFT fits. It is also for the shooter who wants a factory 300 Win Mag that does not require a full custom build to be competitive in PRS Hunter division.

Pros & Cons

• Pro: Sub-7-pound weight with full-length M-LOK and QD mounts — rare in a 300 Win Mag.
• Pro: TriggerTech trigger eliminates the need for an immediate aftermarket upgrade.
• Pro: Remington 700 footprint means you can swap stocks, triggers, and bottom metal from brands like Timney, Geissele, and Lone Wolf Distributors.
• Con: The carbon fiber barrel heats up faster than a steel contour during rapid strings. If you plan to shoot 20-round groups back-to-back, expect your POI to walk slightly until the barrel cools.

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Last updated: April 2026