Christensen Rifles what are your guy's thoughts?

I have 2 CA FFT Ti rifles. a 308 Winchester and a 7PRC. The 308 is a consistent 1/2" shooter or less with several different factory loads and the 7PRC is consistent 3/4" shooter with Hornady ammo but I'm ready to try the Federal Premium ammo tomorrow. It's supposed to be much better. I would buy 2 more every day of the week. I would put that 308 up against anyone's Tikka....or any other builders lightweight hunting rifle. The rifle weighs right at 5lbs with the titanium brake. BTW...those groups are with one of those garbage Leupolds. LOL. Tikka's are a $500 rifle selling for double.
 
I really wanted to get a CA at one point, but I couldn't get over the mixed reviews I kept hearing of bad rifles that didn't shoot. I don't have the time to risk in dealing with and getting rid of a problem.
 
Yeah The reviews are definitely mixed, some forums absolutely hate them and others seem to say they're decent.
 
I ran a poll a while back of whether they group and found that 30% of owner say they don’t group.

 
I have two Ridgelines in 6.5 CM. One is the Ti version. Both are 1/2” or better with Hornady Precision Hunter 143 ELD-X. I don’t bother to hand load for them.
 
I was thinking about getting the Rifle in the link in a 25 CM Just wondering what your thoughts are on this rifle model or at least on the company.

Thanks

Wait for the Xbolt 2
 
Have two experiences with Christensen. One I was helping a buddy put a scope on his ridgeline. When we torqued the pic down to 20 inlbs it would not allow the bolt to close without some effort as it would cause bolt to rub on the raceway. We tried another rem 700 bolt in the action and didn't have any issues so I believe the bolt was defective. Not sure what Christensen did to fix this issue. Another buddy bought a carbon barrel ridgeline in 300 win mag. 5 shots would go in about a 1 moa circle but 6th shot and on would start to walk considerably. That seems to be common for carbon fiber barrels though, once they heat up, so take it with a grain of salt.
 
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