Review: Christensen Arms MPP

Published on July 11, 2022
Duration: 5:32

This review covers the Christensen Arms Modern Precision Pistol (MPP) in .223 Remington. The presenter highlights its lightweight design, carbon fiber components, and suitability as a suppressor host. Accuracy testing at 100 yards yielded groups around 3 inches, with the speaker expressing satisfaction given the short barrel length. The MPP is recommended as a versatile ranch gun for predator control.

Quick Summary

The Christensen Arms Modern Precision Pistol (MPP) in .223 Remington is a lightweight, handy bolt-action pistol featuring a carbon fiber barrel and handguard. It weighs under 4.5 pounds, accepts AR-15 grips, and is well-suited as a suppressor host. Accuracy at 100 yards yielded groups around 3 inches, making it a practical ranch gun for predator control.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction to Christensen Arms MPP
  2. 00:15MPP Calibers and Barrel Specs
  3. 00:30Suppressor Host Setup
  4. 00:40Receiver and Bolt Details
  5. 00:53Bolt Handle Design
  6. 01:14Grip Compatibility
  7. 01:23Brace and Optics
  8. 01:31Weight and Trigger
  9. 01:45Scope Zeroing and Reticle
  10. 02:11Shooting Groups
  11. 02:48Ammunition Used
  12. 03:14Accuracy Results at 100 Yards
  13. 03:38Shooting Positions and Handling
  14. 03:53Close-Range Handling
  15. 04:01Overall Impression and Application
  16. 04:37Ranch Gun Suitability
  17. 04:40Trigger Quality
  18. 04:46Shooting Stance Considerations
  19. 05:04Where to Find More Info

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the key features of the Christensen Arms Modern Precision Pistol (MPP)?

The Christensen Arms MPP in .223 Remington features a lightweight design with a carbon fiber handguard and a 10.5-inch carbon fiber-wrapped barrel. It includes a one-piece billet receiver, an adjustable brake, an SP Tactical folding brace, and accepts AR-15 grips. It's also noted for its crisp TriggerTech trigger and suitability as a suppressor host.

How accurate is the Christensen Arms MPP in .223 Remington?

During testing at 100 yards with Hornady Frontier ammunition, the best group achieved with the 75-grain bullet was 2.9 inches. Groups with 55-grain and 62-grain bullets were 3.1 inches and 3.9 inches, respectively. The presenter considered these results satisfactory for a 10.5-inch barrel.

What is the intended use for the Christensen Arms MPP?

The Christensen Arms MPP is presented as an excellent ranch gun, particularly for tasks like predator control or dispatching critters on a property. Its lightweight and handy design make it easy to carry and deploy when needed.

What are the weight and handling characteristics of the Christensen Arms MPP?

The firearm weighs just under 4.5 pounds without the optic, making it very light and maneuverable. This light weight allows for handling it like a handgun at closer ranges, even with both eyes open.

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