Christensen Arms Receives 2020 Shooting Ils Golden Bullseye “Rifle of the Year” Award

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Christensen Arms Receives 2020 Shooting Illustrated Golden Bullseye “Rifle of the Year” AwardGUNNISON, Utah – -(AmmoLand.com)- Christensen Arms is pleased to announce that the Modern Precision Rifle has been awarded the 2020 Shooting Illustrated Golden Bullseye “Rifle of the Year” Award. The ultra-lightweight chassis rifle features a folding stock as well as a Christensen Arms carbon fiber barrel, carbon fiber comb, free-floating carbon fiber handguard, side-baffle muzzle brake, and a 20 MOA rail. According to Shooting Illustrated, “The Golden Bullseye Award acknowledges the finest products available in the shooting sports. The product must be reliable in the field, meeting or exceeding the evaluator’s expectations. It must be innovative in design and function, readily perceived as a value to the purchaser and styled in a manner befitting the shooting and hunting industry and, perhaps more importantly, its enthusiasts.” “It’s an honor to have the Modern Precision Rifle recognized in this manner,” said Jason Christensen, President of Christensen Arms. “The rifle is an exceptional firearm and a true product of innovative American engineering.” The Modern Precision Rifle is offered in Black or Desert Brown anodized finishes and is available in barrel lengths ranging from 16 to 27 inches. Chamberings include: 223 Remington, 6mm Creedmoor, 6.5 PRC, 6.5 Creedmoor, 308 Winchester, 300 Winchester Magnum, 300 Norma Magnum, 300 PRC, and 338 Lapua Magnum. The Modern Precision Rifle weighs in starting at 6.9 pounds and is backed by the Christensen Arms Sub-MOA Guarantee. Visit the Christensen Arms website or Shooting Illustrated for more information. About Christensen Arms: With almost 25 years of firearm experience focused on incorporating top-tier aerospace materials and processes into production—Christensen Arms manufactures some of the most lightweight, precise, and accurate firearms in the industry and around the globe. From the very first prototype to current models, the firearms have always been the product of American engineering and the best of American manufacturing.