Description
The CROSS PRS Rifles Bolt Action is a precision-oriented, modular rifle designed for competitive shooters and long-range enthusiasts. It’s a factory-built system that blends the adjustability of a chassis with the inherent accuracy of a bolt-action, offering a high degree of customization without the need for a full custom build. At $2249.99, it positions itself as a serious value in the precision rifle segment, delivering features often found on more expensive platforms.
Key Features
- Fully adjustable chassis stock with modular forend for accessory mounting.
- User-swappable barrel system allows for caliber changes without a gunsmith.
- Precision-machined receiver with integrated 20 MOA Picatinny rail.
- Match-grade trigger with a clean, crisp pull weight that’s user-adjustable.
- Compatible with many popular Remington 700-pattern triggers and bottom metal for easy upgrades.
Specifications & Details
| Action Type | Bolt Action |
| Caliber (Example) | .308 Winchester / 6.5 Creedmoor |
| Barrel Length | 24″ (Common Configuration) |
| Overall Length | ~44″ (Adjustable) |
| Weight | Approx. 10.5 lbs (unscoped) |
| Magazine | Detachable AICS-pattern magazine |
The rifle’s chassis system provides extensive ergonomic tuning—length of pull, cheek riser height, and buttpad angle can all be tailored to the shooter. This level of fit is typically something you’d pay extra for, but here it’s included. The barrel, a cold hammer-forged unit, is a workhorse known for durability and consistent accuracy. Look, the real question is: can you get similar performance for less? Possibly, but not with this level of out-of-the-box refinement and modularity. The 24-inch barrel common on these models offers an excellent balance of velocity and maneuverability for PRS-style competitions.
Who This Rifle Is For
This rifle is built for the practical precision shooter who values performance per dollar. It’s ideal for competitors entering the Precision Rifle Series (PRS) or NRL Hunter circuits who need a reliable, accurate platform that won’t require immediate, costly upgrades. It’s also a solid choice for the serious long-range hunter or recreational shooter who wants one rifle that can be reconfigured for different roles or calibers down the line. The system is drop-in ready for competition, needing only your preferred optic, bipod, and ammunition.
Pros & Cons: The Practical Tradeoffs
Pros: The modularity is the headline—changing calibers is a huge cost saver long-term. The chassis offers exceptional adjustability right from the factory, ensuring a proper fit for most shooters. Its compatibility with common Remington 700 aftermarket parts, like triggers from Timney or TriggerTech, makes personalization easy and affordable. You’re getting a system that competes with rifles costing several hundred dollars more.
Cons: At around 10.5 pounds unscoped, it’s not a lightweight mountain rifle—it’s built for stability. The initial investment of $2249.99 is significant, though the value becomes clearer when comparing component costs separately. Some may find the chassis aesthetics utilitarian compared to a traditional stock, but that’s the tradeoff for infinite adjustability and accessory mounting.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What does “PRS” stand for in the model name?
A: PRS refers to the Precision Rifle Series, a popular competitive shooting discipline. The rifle is configured with features beneficial for that style of competition, like an adjustable chassis, a heavy barrel, and a rail for optics, but it’s versatile enough for other precision tasks.
Q: Is the barrel really user-changeable?
A: Yes. Using a barrel wrench and headspace gauges (sold separately), a competent user can swap barrels chambered in different supported calibers. This is a major feature that extends the rifle’s lifespan and utility, allowing you to adapt to different shooting disciplines or game regulations without buying a whole new firearm.
Q: What comes with the rifle?
A: The rifle typically ships with one AICS-pattern magazine, the adjustable chassis stock, and the barreled action. Optics, rings, bipods, and other accessories are not included. Remember, an FFL transfer is required for firearm purchases when ordering online to your local dealer.
For the shooter looking to step into precision rifle competition or demanding long-range work without the price tag of a full custom rig, the CROSS PRS presents a compelling, budget-conscious argument. Its thoughtful design eliminates common early upgrade costs. This rifle is available at firearms-missouri.com for Missouri residents and nationwide. See the full details on our product page.
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