Christensen Arms Ridgeline FFT .375 H&H Threaded Carbon Barrel

The Christensen Arms Ridgeline FFT .375 H&H Threaded Carbon Barrel is a lightweight, purpose-built sporting rifle that delivers proven big-bore performance in a package that weighs noticeably less than traditional steel-barreled magnums. Chambered in .375 H&H Magnum, this rifle pairs Christensen’s Flash Forged Technology (FFT) stock with a carbon-wrapped stainless barrel and a TriggerTech trigger to offer a reliable, field-ready platform for long-range shooters and hunters who demand precision from a magnum cartridge.

Manufacturer	Christensen Arms
Model	Ridgeline FFT
Material	Carbon-wrapped stainless steel barrel; FFT polymer stock
Compatibility	.375 H&H Magnum; standard optics mounting
Finish	Stainless (barrel and receiver)
Weight	Approx. 6.5 lbs (per manufacturer specs)
Condition	New

Key Features

• Flash Forged Technology (FFT) Stock – Why it matters: The FFT stock uses a carbon-fiber reinforced polymer that sheds weight without sacrificing rigidity, keeping your carry weight under 7 lbs for steep mountain hunts or long days at the range.
• Carbon-Wrapped Stainless Barrel – Why it matters: The carbon fiber wrap reduces barrel whip and heat distortion, improving consistency shot-to-shot, while the stainless steel liner provides corrosion resistance in wet conditions.
• TriggerTech Trigger – Why it matters: A factory trigger that breaks cleanly at around 2.5 lbs with zero creep, giving you a predictable let-off that helps hold sub-MOA groups even with heavy magnum recoil.
• Threaded Muzzle with Side-Baffle Brake – Why it matters: The 5/8-24 threaded muzzle accepts suppressors or brakes, and the included side-baffle brake reduces felt recoil by roughly 30%, letting you spot your own hits on steel at 800+ yards.

Who It’s For

This rifle is built for the precision rifle shooter who wants a do-it-all magnum that can reach out to 1,000 yards on steel or anchor dangerous game in thick cover. It suits the reloader who appreciates the .375 H&H’s legendary versatility—from 235-grain Barnes TSX at 2,900 fps to 300-grain Swift A-Frames at 2,600 fps. If you’re tired of 10+ lb rifles that punish your shoulder, the Ridgeline FFT gives you a lightweight platform without the accuracy trade-off.

Pros & Cons

Pros: Sub-7 lb weight with a 24-inch barrel; carbon barrel stays cool faster than steel; TriggerTech is crisp out of the box; threaded muzzle ready for a can or brake; gray FFT stock looks clean and resists moisture.

Cons: The .375 H&H recoil is still stout even with the brake—shooters used to .308 or 6.5 Creedmoor will feel it. Also, the FFT stock’s forend can flex under bipod pressure if you use a heavy Harris-style bipod; a short rail or arca adapter helps.

Comparison

Feature	Christensen Arms Ridgeline FFT .375 H&H	Zev Technologies OZ-9	Geissele Super Duty
Caliber	.375 H&H Magnum	9mm (pistol)	5.56 NATO
Barrel Material	Carbon-wrapped stainless	Stainless steel	Cold hammer-forged chrome-moly
Weight	Approx. 6.5 lbs	Approx. 1.5 lbs (pistol)	Approx. 7.2 lbs (16-in barrel)
Trigger	TriggerTech (2.5 lb)	Zev Pro (3.5 lb)	Geissele SSA (4.5 lb)
Threaded Muzzle	Yes (5/8-24)	Yes (1/2-28)	Yes (1/2-28)
Primary Use	Long-range, dangerous game	Competition, carry	Duty, precision

FAQ

What is the barrel twist rate on the Christensen Arms Ridgeline FFT .375 H&H?

Per Christensen Arms specs, the barrel has a 1:12 twist rate, which stabilizes bullets from 235 to 300 grains common in .375 H&H loads.

Is the Christensen Arms Ridgeline FFT .375 H&H compatible with standard scope bases?

Yes. The receiver is drilled and tapped for standard picatinny or Weaver-style bases, and Christensen offers a 0 MOA rail as an option. You can mount most 30mm or 34mm scope rings directly.

Does this rifle come with a muzzle brake, and can I run a suppressor?

Yes, it includes a side-baffle style brake. The muzzle is threaded 5/8-24, so you can attach a suppressor directly or use a brake-to-suppressor adapter. Ensure your can is rated for .375 H&H pressures.

What is the magazine capacity for the Ridgeline FFT in .375 H&H?

It uses a detachable box magazine with a 3-round capacity, which is standard for magnum bolt guns. Aftermarket options are limited, but Christensen sells replacement mags.

How does the FFT stock affect accuracy in the .375 H&H?

The FFT stock is rigid enough to maintain consistent bedding pressure, and with the carbon-wrapped barrel, most factory loads print between 0.75 and 1.0 MOA at 100 yards. Handloads can tighten that to 0.5 MOA.

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Last updated: April 2026