A marvelously light, accurate rifle whose design lends itself well to those who must carry their guns a long way or up steep hills. However, we experienced some feeding difficulties.
Contributing Editor Joe Woolley takes a turn behind the Christiansen rifle. The lightweight Ridgeline comes with a brake, which our shooters liked. The other two rifles didn’t come with brakes, but the Mossberg could accept one because the belled muzzle is already threaded 5⁄8-24. The Remington can’t accept a brake or a suppressor without some gunsmithing to thread the muzzle.
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