Christensen Arms Traverse

[@michaelbosisto6259]

I love the hell out of my Traverse in .270 Win. I’m shooting federal custom ammunition ( a lot of money but well worth it). I’m getting.39” groups at 200 yards. I do clean it a lot, just like any precision rifle, if it gets dirty your results will show it immediately. I can shoot this at 500 yards all day... perfection! My next buy for it will be a suppressor, muzzle breaks are not that popular at the range i shoot at.

[@bosoxfan2525]

How far do those shoot accurately?

[@michaelbosisto6259]

That really depends on what caliber, your ability and experience at shooting at long distance. My .270 win can shoot a cell phone sized target (in my case ground squirrels), easily at 600 yards. Bear in mind I was in the Marines and we shot at 500 yards with open sights when I was in, and now I have a 3-15 x 56mm scope with custom dials, and a sendIT level. I have also been shooting long range for a long time. A lot of people could do better than me though. I bought my traverse for mule deer hunting in open country, however I think I will hold my range at maximum 400 yards, however most of my opportunities Will probably be in the 100 - 200 yard area. I’ve bow hunting for 3 decades, so I love to get close of I can. The closer the more accurate in my case, sometimes nerves get to me when a big hoss Roman nosed mulie steps out of the shadows.

[@chrismarfia9917]

If only their guns had a decent LOP. 13.5" is for smaller folks.

[@michaelbosisto6259]

Call them, they are more than willing to help get you the right size and fit. Perhaps an MPR would be a good choice