Ridgeline Titanium

For Tennessee hunters who navigate the steep ridges of the Appalachian foothills or the long open fields of the Cumberland Plateau, every ounce of gear weight matters when you’re miles from the truck. The Ridgeline Titanium from Christensen Arms offers a practical solution for those who need a 7mm Remington Magnum’s long-range authority without the typical heft of a steel-action rifle. Whether you’re glassing for whitetail in the Cherokee National Forest or setting up for elk in the western high country, this rifle is built to carry well and shoot straight.

What This Product Is and Who It’s For

The Ridgeline Titanium is a bolt-action rifle chambered in 7mm Remington Magnum, designed for the hunter who prioritizes weight savings without compromising on accuracy. It is not a home defense firearm or a concealed carry tool—this is a purpose-built hunting and long-range shooting platform. The target audience includes Tennessee deer and elk hunters, precision rifle enthusiasts who frequent ranges like those at the Oak Ridge Sportsmen’s Association, and collectors who appreciate the engineering of a titanium action. It also suits the shooter who wants a single rifle capable of handling both mountain hunts and occasional 500-yard steel plate sessions.

Key Specifications Breakdown

• Caliber: 7mm Remington Magnum
• Action: Bolt-action, titanium receiver
• Barrel Length: 24 inches
• Barrel Material: Carbon fiber wrapped, button-rifled stainless steel
• Finish: Natural titanium (non-cerakote, raw metal appearance)
• Weight: Approximately 5.5 pounds (varies slightly with stock configuration)
• Stock: Christensen Arms carbon fiber stock with bedding block
• Trigger: TriggerTech adjustable, factory set at approximately 2.5 pounds
• Sights: None—optics-ready with a Picatinny rail (20 MOA incline)
• Magazine Capacity: 3+1 rounds (detachable box magazine)
• Overall Length: 44 inches
• Twist Rate: 1:9 inches (optimized for 140-175 grain bullets)

Feature Deep-Dive

The titanium action is the defining feature of this rifle. Christensen Arms uses a CNC-machined, titanium receiver that reduces weight by roughly 30% compared to a standard 700-pattern steel action. This does not sacrifice structural integrity—titanium offers excellent corrosion resistance and thermal stability, which matters during long strings of fire in humid Tennessee summers. The action is also bedded into the carbon fiber stock using a full-length aluminum bedding block, ensuring consistent receiver-to-stock alignment shot after shot.

The 24-inch carbon fiber barrel is another point of consideration. It combines a stainless steel, button-rifled core with a carbon fiber wrap, which aids in heat dissipation and reduces overall barrel weight. While a 24-inch barrel in 7mm Remington Magnum is shorter than some magnum barrels (often 26 inches), it provides a useful balance between velocity retention and maneuverability in brush or timber. The 1:9 twist rate stabilizes a wide range of hunting bullets, from 140-grain Barnes TSX to 175-grain Sierra MatchKings, giving you flexibility in ammunition selection.

The TriggerTech trigger system is adjustable from approximately 2.5 to 4 pounds, and it uses a frictionless release technology that does not rely on standard trigger sears. This design reduces the chance of trigger creep and provides a consistent break point. For a rifle intended for field use, this trigger is a practical upgrade over many factory triggers—it can help you make clean shots at longer distances without the trigger pull becoming a variable.

The carbon fiber stock features a vertical grip and a flat fore-end with M-Lok slots for mounting accessories like a bipod or sling swivel. The stock is also bedded with a recoil lug that mates directly to the action, which helps maintain zero when disassembling for cleaning. The overall ergonomics are suited for prone or bench shooting, but the stock’s comb height is also appropriate for use with a medium-height scope mount.

One practical detail is the detachable box magazine. It uses a three-round capacity, which is standard for a hunting rifle in this class, and the release is positioned inside the trigger guard for easy access. The magazine feeds reliably with both pointed soft-point and hollow-point ammunition, and the polymer construction resists denting if dropped on rocky terrain. This rifle also includes a 20 MOA Picatinny rail, which allows you to mount a scope with enough elevation adjustment for shooting out to 1,000 yards without needing a custom base.

Finally, the natural titanium finish is worth noting. It is not a coating—it is the bare metal surface of the receiver and barrel, which means it will develop a patina over time. This finish is resistant to rust and does not require the same maintenance as a blued or painted surface. For hunters who spend time in rain or high humidity, this is a practical advantage.

Ideal Use Cases

• Hunting (primary): This rifle is built for big game hunting. The 7mm Remington Magnum is a proven cartridge for deer, elk, and black bear at ranges from 100 to 600 yards. The lightweight build makes it suitable for spot-and-stalk hunting in Tennessee’s mountainous regions.
• Long-range target shooting (secondary): With the 20 MOA rail and a quality scope, this rifle can be used for precision shooting at distances up to 1,000 yards. The trigger and barrel combination support consistent accuracy for steel plate or paper target work.
• Backcountry hunting: The sub-6-pound weight and carbon fiber construction make this a strong candidate for multi-day hunts where weight is a limiting factor. It pairs well with a lightweight pack and a compact bipod.

Compatibility Notes

This rifle accepts standard 7mm Remington Magnum ammunition from manufacturers like Federal, Hornady, Remington, and Winchester. It is compatible with both factory loads and handloads, provided they meet SAAMI specifications. The detachable box magazine is specific to the Christensen Arms Ridgeline platform—it does not accept Remington 700 or other aftermarket magazines. For optics, the 20 MOA Picatinny rail accepts any standard Picatinny-compatible scope rings. The M-Lok slots on the fore-end accept M-Lok bipods, sling mounts, or rail sections. There are no iron sights, so you will need a mounted scope for use.

FAQ

Q: Does tn-guns.com ship this rifle to a Tennessee address?
A: Yes. We ship to any licensed FFL dealer in Tennessee. You can select your preferred local FFL during checkout, or we can assist you in finding one near your shipping address.

Q: How does the FFL transfer process work for Tennessee buyers?
A: After you place your order, we will contact your chosen FFL dealer to obtain a copy of their license. Once the license is verified, we ship the firearm directly to them. You then visit the dealer, complete a Form 4473 and background check, and take possession of the rifle. This typically takes 3-5 business days from order to arrival at the FFL.

Q: What ammunition is recommended for the 7mm Remington Magnum in this rifle?
A: The 1:9 twist rate stabilizes bullets from 140 to 175 grains. For hunting, 150-168 grain soft-point or bonded bullets work well. For target shooting, 162-175 grain boat-tail hollow points are commonly used. Always verify that ammunition is within SAAMI pressure limits.

Q: What is the warranty on the Ridgeline Titanium?
A: Christensen Arms provides a limited lifetime warranty to the original owner against defects in materials and workmanship. This covers the action, barrel, and stock. The warranty does not cover normal wear, modification, or misuse. You can register your rifle on the Christensen Arms website after purchase.

Q: What is the return policy for this firearm?
A: Firearms are final sale due to federal regulations. If there is a defect or damage during shipping, contact us within 48 hours of delivery. We will work with Christensen Arms to address any manufacturing issues under warranty. We do not accept returns for change of mind or incorrect fit.

Closing CTA

The Ridgeline Titanium in 7mm Remington Magnum is available now for Tennessee residents. We ship directly to your local FFL dealer with no additional handling fees. If you have questions about compatibility with your scope or preferred ammunition, call our team at tn-guns.com—we are licensed FFL dealers and shooters who know this platform. Order online or visit our showroom to handle the rifle before you buy.