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#5 on this list
Ridgeline
Christensen Arms
Carbon-wrapped barrel and carbon stock keep it near six pounds. Built for hunts where every ounce is carried uphill.
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#6 on this list
110 Ultralite
Savage
A proof-research carbon barrel on the adjustable AccuFit stock. Light, accurate, and adjustable to your length of pull.
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Specs side by side
| Spec | Ridgeline | 110 Ultralite |
|---|---|---|
| Weight | Approx. 6 lbs (unscoped) | — |
| Barrel Material | 416R Stainless Steel, Carbon Fiber Wrapped | Carbon fiber-wrapped stainless steel (Proof Research) |
| Stock Material | Carbon Fiber | — |
| Action | Bolt Action | — |
| Accuracy Guarantee | Sub-MOA | — |
| Calibers | Wide Range Available | — |
| Manufacturer | — | Savage |
| Model | — | 110 Ultralite |
| Stock | — | AccuFit synthetic, adjustable LOP |
| Action Type | — | Bolt-action |
What our reviewers liked and didn't
Ridgeline
- Exceptional weight-to-accuracy ratio for backcountry hunting
- Durable carbon fiber construction handles harsh conditions
- Consistent sub-MOA accuracy out of the box
- Excellent balance and ergonomics for carrying and shooting
- Effective recoil management for a lightweight rifle
- Premium price point is a significant investment
- Carbon fiber stock can feel less substantial than dense synthetics
- Limited aftermarket accessories compared to more common platforms
110 Ultralite
- Significantly reduced weight for easier carry
- Excellent accuracy with Proof Research carbon barrel
- AccuFit stock provides personalized fit and comfort
- Reliable Savage 110 action platform
- Good value for a carbon-barreled rifle
- Increased felt recoil due to light weight
- Higher price point than standard hunting rifles
- Magazine can be finicky if not seated precisely
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