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CM7S 375 Raptor Bolt Action Hunting Rifle 16″ – WOOX Walnut

$2,829.00

The 375 Raptor bolt action hunting rifle from Chattahoochee Munitions: a 16-inch CM7S with WOOX Exactus walnut stock, Furiosa forend and M5 bottom metal, a Mos-Tek 1:8 barrel and TriggerTech trigger, for deer, hogs and black bear.

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Chattahoochee Munitions manufactures this 375 Raptor bolt action hunting rifle, a 16-inch CM7S with WOOX walnut furniture: an Exactus stock, a Furiosa forend, and Monocore M5 bottom metal. It pairs a Mos-Tek 416R stainless barrel with a 1:8 twist and a TriggerTech trigger.

The 375 Raptor was designed by Arne Brennan and fires heavy, wide .375-caliber bullets suited to whitetail deer, feral hogs, and black bear. See every configuration in the Raptor Paddock, and read 375 Raptor hunting for guidance by game and distance.

A 375 Raptor Bolt Action Hunting Rifle for Deer, Hogs, and Bear

A 16-inch barrel gives this 375 Raptor bolt action hunting rifle full supersonic velocity: the 190 gr Maker T-REX load leaves at 2,450 fps and carries more than 1,600 ft-lb at 200 yards. Load the 400 gr subsonic for quiet, suppressed shots at known distances. At 16 inches the rifle needs no SBR registration, and at 8 lb 10 oz with an adjustable walnut stock it is a steady, traditional field rifle.

WOOX Walnut Stock and Forend

The WOOX Exactus walnut stock has an adjustable cheek riser and buttpad, a bottom Picatinny rail, and a QD sling mount. The WOOX Furiosa walnut forend carries M-LOK slots at 3, 6, and 9 o’clock, and WOOX Monocore M5 bottom metal feeds from AICS-pattern magazines. The result is a traditional-looking walnut 375 Raptor Bolt Action Hunting Rifle on a modern CM7S action.

CM7S Action and Trigger

The CM7S action is steel with a Remington 700 footprint and a full PVD coating. It has three locking lugs, a 60-degree throw, and a one-piece spiral-fluted bolt with a .718-inch body, an M16-style extractor, and a .062-inch firing pin, with the standard .308 bolt face the 375 Raptor uses. Wire EDM raceways, an integrated .300-inch recoil lug, a side-release bolt stop, an oversized bolt knob, and a pinned 20 MOA Picatinny rail complete the action of this 375 Raptor Bolt Action Hunting Rifle. The TriggerTech Remington 700 Primary trigger comes flat or curved, adjusts from 1.5 to 4.0 lb, and removes without tools.

Barrel and 1:8 Twist

The 16-inch barrel is made by Mos-Tek from 416R stainless steel with 5R rifling and a 1:8 twist, finished in E100 Blackout Cerakote, with a shouldered crown, 11/16×24 muzzle threads, and Remage barrel-nut mounting. The 1:8 twist gives the long 400 gr subsonic bullet a wide stability margin over Maker Bullets’ 1:11 guidance and stabilizes the 190 gr supersonic bullet easily. Read 375 Raptor twist rate and 375 Raptor barrel length for the details.

Ammunition and Magazine

From the 16-inch barrel, the Chattahoochee Munitions 190 gr Maker T-REX supersonic load averages 2,450 fps with 2,533 ft-lb at the muzzle and more than 1,300 ft-lb at 300 yards. The 400 gr Maker REX subsonic load carries about 842 ft-lb at 100 yards for suppressed shooting. Use the bolt action loads: 400 gr subsonic for bolt action and 190 gr supersonic for bolt action. Bolt action and semi-auto 375 Raptor ammunition are loaded separately. Full tables are in 375 Raptor ballistics.

One 10-round Magpul PMAG 7.62 AC AICS-pattern magazine is included, and spares are available as CM7S 375 Raptor magazines.

Suppressing the CM7S

Because the CM7S is a manually operated bolt action, Chattahoochee Munitions recommends an enclosed suppressor with both subsonic and supersonic ammunition, such as the enclosed PLACID 375. Confirm any suppressor is rated for .375 caliber and your barrel length. The 375 Raptor suppressor guide covers the choice in detail.

375 Raptor Bolt Action Hunting Rifle Specifications

  • Manufacturer: Chattahoochee Munitions
  • Platform: CM7S bolt action with WOOX walnut furniture
  • Chambering: 375 Raptor (designed by Arne Brennan)
  • Configuration: Rifle
  • Barrel: 16-inch Mos-Tek 416R stainless steel, 5R rifling
  • Twist rate: 1:8
  • Barrel finish: E100 Blackout Cerakote
  • Muzzle: 11/16×24 threads, shouldered crown
  • Barrel mounting: Remage barrel nut, 1-1/16-16 action threads
  • Action: Steel, Remington 700 footprint, three locking lugs, 60-degree throw, full PVD coating, about 25 oz
  • Bolt: One-piece spiral-fluted, .718-inch body, .308 bolt face
  • Optic rail: Pinned 20 MOA Picatinny
  • Trigger: TriggerTech Remington 700 Primary, flat or curved, adjustable 1.5-4.0 lb
  • Stock: WOOX Exactus walnut, adjustable cheek riser and buttpad, bottom Picatinny rail, QD sling mount
  • Forend: WOOX Furiosa walnut, M-LOK at 3, 6, and 9 o’clock
  • Bottom metal: WOOX Monocore with M5 bottom metal, AICS pattern
  • Magazine: One 10-round Magpul PMAG 7.62 AC AICS-pattern
  • Overall length: 35.50-36.50 inches
  • Length of pull: 13.75-14.75 inches
  • Weight: 8 lb 10 oz, complete firearm; the listing weight is for shipping

375 Raptor Bolt Action Hunting Rifle FAQ

Who makes a 375 Raptor bolt action hunting rifle?

Chattahoochee Munitions manufactures the CM7S 375 Raptor bolt action hunting rifle with a 16-inch Mos-Tek 1:8 barrel and WOOX walnut furniture, along with 16-inch CM7S rifles in the CM7 aluminum chassis.

What makes the walnut-stocked CM7S different from the standard CM7S?

The action, barrel, and trigger are the same. The walnut-stocked model replaces the CM7 aluminum chassis with a WOOX Exactus walnut stock, a WOOX Furiosa walnut forend with M-LOK, and WOOX Monocore M5 bottom metal.

What magazines does the walnut-stocked CM7S 375 Raptor use?

AICS-pattern magazines through the M5 bottom metal. One 10-round Magpul PMAG 7.62 AC AICS magazine is included.

What twist rate does the walnut-stocked CM7S 375 Raptor use?

A 1:8 twist in a Mos-Tek 416R stainless barrel with 5R rifling, finished in E100 Blackout Cerakote.

What suppressor should I use on it?

An enclosed suppressor rated for .375 caliber, such as the enclosed PLACID 375, with both subsonic and supersonic ammunition.

How much does the walnut-stocked CM7S 375 Raptor bolt action hunting rifle weigh?

The complete firearm weighs 8 lb 10 oz, with an overall length of 35.50 to 36.50 inches and a length of pull of 13.75 to 14.75 inches.

Who designed the 375 Raptor?

The 375 Raptor was designed by Arne Brennan. Chattahoochee Munitions manufactures 375 Raptor firearms, barrels, magazines, suppressors, and ammunition.

Weight 12 lbs
Dimensions 42 × 12 × 5 in
Trigger Style

Curved, Straight

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