Christensen Arms Rifle Mesa Long Range Bolt Action Rifle 28 Nosler Tungsten/Black 26" Barrel
Building upon the successful Mesa line, the Mesa Long Range rifle was created to offer both precision shooters and long range hunters the ideal long-range precision rifle. The medium Palma stainless steel barrel mated with an adjustable carbon fiber composite, long-range stock, offers shooters a sturdy, ergonomic platform, guaranteed to perform.
Christensen Arms Receiver with Enlarged Ejection Port
Match-Grade Trigger (2.5-3.5 lb)
Billet Aluminum Machined Bottom Metal With
Hinged Floor Plate
Improved Bolt Release
Internal Magazine, 4 Round Capacity
(3 Magnum)
Bolt
Twin Lug, Spiral Fluted
Nitride Treated
M16 Style Extractor
Fluted Bolt Knob
Dual Ejector (Magnum Calibers)
Christensen Arms Carbon Fiber Composite
Long Range Stock
Adjustable Comb Height (Spacers)
Standard Christensen Arms Features
Invar Pillars
Spot Bedding
Recoil Pad
Stock Finish
Black with Gray Webbing
Caliber Dictionary
The Below Information Has Been Provided From Our Gun Caliber Dictionary And Is Meant For Informational Purposes Only. It Is Not Intended to Describe The Unique Specifications For This Ammunition.
The 28 Nosler is Nosler Bullets' second proprietary cartridge, following the 26 Nosler in 2015. It is based on the 26 Nosler necked up to 7mm, thus based on the 7mm Remington Ultra Magnum case shortened…which was based on the 404 Jeffery case. Case length is 2.590 inches, allowing it to be housed in standard (30-06-length) actions. The base diameter is .550-inch, with the rim slightly rebated to .543-inch. The 28 Nosler has been the most popular of the Nosler series. It is not as overbore capacity as the 7mm RUM, making it more efficient and allowing a greater variety of propellants. With a 26-inch barrel velocity of up to 3300 feet per second is possible with a 160-grain bullet, making it, as Nosler describes it, "the most powerful 7mm in the world." Nosler is the primary source for ammunition, but in addition to Nosler rifles it has been chambered in numerous custom and semi-custom rifles. — Craig Boddington
