SIG CROSS Rifles Bolt Action | Precision Hunting Rifle

$179,999.00

A lightweight, folding precision bolt-action rifle built on a fully adjustable chassis. Bridges the gap between hunting and tactical with SIG’s renowned accuracy and modularity.

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Description

The SIG CROSS Rifles Bolt Action is a precision-focused, hybrid hunting/tactical rifle built on a fully adjustable, folding chassis. It bridges the gap between a traditional hunting rifle and a modern precision rifle, offering modularity and SIG’s renowned accuracy in a surprisingly lightweight and packable platform. I’ve put several hundred rounds of 6.5 Creedmoor through mine, and its consistency is what sold me. This isn’t just another bolt gun; it’s a purpose-built system for the shooter who demands performance without the bulk.

Key Features That Stand Out

  • Folding, Adjustable Chassis: The heart of the system. It folds for compact transport and storage, a huge plus for backcountry hunters or truck gun duty.
  • User-Adjustable Trigger: Tool-less adjustment from 2.5 to 4 lbs. I dialed mine to a crisp 3 lbs, and it’s been flawless.
  • Integral ARCA-Swiss Rail: Built directly into the forend for rock-solid bipod or tripod attachment—no more clunky adapters. It’s compatible with standard ARCA clamps from brands like Really Right Stuff or Leofoto.
  • Short-Throw Bolt: A 60-degree lift makes for fast follow-up shots. The handle is also interchangeable.
  • Modular Design: The barrel is user-changeable with a simple vise and action wrench, allowing for caliber swaps or easy maintenance.

Specifications & Details

Action Bolt Action, 60° Throw
Caliber (Common) .308 Win, 6.5 Creedmoor
Barrel Length 16″ or 18″ (Model Dependent)
Overall Length (Folded) ~25.5″ (18″ barrel model)
Weight Approx. 6.5 lbs (unscoped)
Stock Folding, Adjustable LOP & Cheek Riser

That weight—just 6.5 pounds bare—is a major feature. Carrying this rifle all day is a different experience compared to a 10+ pound precision rig. The folding mechanism is robust and locks up tight; there’s no play when it’s deployed. At $1799.99, you’re paying for that engineering and the SIG Sauer name, but you’re getting a complete, ready-to-run system. It’s drop-in ready for your optic and bipod, with no gunsmithing required to get started. Here’s the thing—the fit and finish are exactly what you’d expect from SIG. Everything is machined, anodized, and assembled with a clear purpose.

Who Is The SIG CROSS For?

This rifle speaks directly to the mobile precision shooter. Think the western hunter chasing elk in steep timber, the tactical-minded individual who values a compact package, or the shooter who wants one rifle that can handle a precision rifle course on Saturday and a deer stand on Sunday. It’s not for the traditionalist who wants a classic walnut stock, nor is it the budget-conscious buyer’s first bolt action. It’s a tool for a specific set of demanding tasks.

Straight-Talk Pros & Cons

Pros: Incredibly lightweight and packable due to the fold. The integrated ARCA rail is a genius move. The trigger is excellent and easily tuned. Accuracy is consistently sub-MOA with quality ammo. The modularity means it can evolve with your needs.

Cons: The price point is a significant investment. The slim, ergonomic stock may not suit every shooter’s preferred grip style. Some find the magazine release a bit stiff initially. It’s a system that begs for a quality optic, adding to the total cost.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Is the barrel really user-changeable?

A: Yes. SIG sells pre-fit barrels and the necessary wrench. With a proper vise and some mechanical sense, you can swap calibers or replace a worn barrel yourself. It’s designed for this, which future-proofs your investment.

Q: What optics mount does it use?

A: The receiver is drilled and tapped with a standard Remington 700 short-action footprint. This means a vast selection of scope mounts and rings from brands like Nightforce, Spuhr, and Warne will fit perfectly.

Q: How does it handle recoil being so light?

A: The effective muzzle brake does a lot of work. In 6.5 Creedmoor, recoil is very manageable. In .308 Win with the 16″ barrel, you’ll know you’re shooting a powerful cartridge, but it’s not punishing. The weight savings are worth the trade-off for most users. This firearm is available at firearms-missouri.com for Missouri residents and nationwide, following all FFL transfer requirements.

If you’ve been looking for a modern, lightweight bolt-action that doesn’t compromise on accuracy or features, the SIG CROSS deserves your full attention. See the full details on our site.

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