Christensen Arms FFT Stock

[mvv5137]

I’m looking for a super light stock/bottom metal combo for a Proof barreled Kelbly Nanook action. Anyone have any experience with the CA FFT stock? It seems like a great option and would put my build right at 6 lbs before optic.

Thanks in advance!

 

[mattg65]

I’ve got the Ridgeline FFT in 300 WM. It’s been through 2 hunting seasons so far with no issues. Seems pretty rigid and I like the way it carries.

 

[mvv5137]

Awesome, thanks for the insight Matt; I appreciate it.

 

[Katie's_Dad]

While I didn't start with a custom action, I've thoroughly enjoyed my FFT in 7mm-08 over the last few years.

 

[bespain]

My FFT is light and accurate. The stock feels good and provides good eye allignment...for me.

 

[idahodave]

I dropped an Anti action into one and couldn’t be happier. Ended up with a 5.5 pound 6 creed that is awesome to shoot any carry. They are great stocks if you’re looking to keep weight down in particular.

 

[Andyram_18]

Agreed. Really durable and see lots of these sell thru a co worker who sells. Have shot many helping with load development and sighting in. They are awesome!! My next build will have 1!

 

[2Stamp]

I have a Ridgeline FFT. I love the weight. I don't like the grip area. Yes it's a shorter grip, but this one seems to sweep back more than others, so it feels like more of a reach for me. It's also slick as hell. Intermediate solution is to add grip tape to the area to get rid of the slip.

 

[WesternHunter56]

I’m looking for a super light stock/bottom metal combo for a Proof barreled Kelbly Nanook action. Anyone have any experience with the CA FFT stock? It seems like a great option and would put my build right at 6 lbs before optic.

Thanks in advance!

I’ve got a Ridgeline FFT stock for sale.