Christensen Arms MPR Review (2026): 500 Round Test of the Carbon Fiber Precision Rifle
We shot 500 rounds through the Christensen MPR 6.5 Creedmoor: .62 MOA average, a .38-inch best group, from $1,856. Specs, rivals, QC and who should skip it.
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We shot 500 rounds through the Christensen MPR 6.5 Creedmoor: .62 MOA average, a .38-inch best group, from $1,856. Specs, rivals, QC and who should skip it.
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