SIG SAUER CROSS for Sale

Quick Look

The SIG Sauer Cross was introduced in 2020 as SIG's first bolt-action rifle designed specifically for both precision and lightweight hunting. Blending tactical innovation with wilderness dependability, it offers modularity with a folding stock and AR-style controls. Today, it's a niche favorite for backcountry hunters and long-range shooters seeking premium performance in a compact frame.

Why It's a Top Choice

• Lightweight aluminum frame under 7 lbs
• Fully adjustable and folding stock for portability
• AR-style fire controls for familiar ergonomics
• M-LOK handguard supports accessories
• Threaded barrel ready for suppressors or brakes

Key Variants

Sig Sauer Cross 6.5 Creedmoor

Ideal for long-range accuracy and flatter trajectories in open terrain.

Sig Sauer Cross .308 Win

Great all-around cartridge for hunting and versatile range use.

Sig Sauer Cross PRS

Heavier precision variant tailored for competition and benchrest stability.

Sig Sauer Cross STX

Tactical upgrade featuring full-length handguard and ARCA rail interface.

Competitor Comparison

Feature	Sig Sauer Cross	Bergara B14 HMR	Christensen Arms Ridgeline
MSRP	$1,599	$999	$2,299
Weight	6.5 lbs	9.15 lbs	6.3 lbs
Stock Type	Folding, fully adjustable	Fixed composite with adjustable cheek riser	Carbon fiber composite
Optics-Ready	Yes, full-length rail	Yes	Yes
Notable Pro	Featherweight and compact for field carry	Strong value for precision shooting	Carbon barrel for excellent heat dissipation
Notable Con	Higher price point	Heavier than most	More costly than average bolt gun

Best Use Cases

• Backcountry hunting and trekking
• Precision long-range shooting
• Competition or PRS-style matches
• Suppressor hosts with threaded barrel
• Compact storage or stowing in vehicles

FAQs

What is the barrel length on the Sig Sauer Cross?

The barrel length varies by caliber but typically comes in 16 or 18 inches, threaded at the muzzle.

Can I mount a suppressor on the Sig Sauer Cross?

Yes. All Cross barrels are threaded 5/8x24, compatible with most .30cal suppressors and muzzle devices.

How does the Sig Sauer Cross compare to the MCX?

The Cross is a bolt-action precision rifle, while the MCX is a semi-auto platform for tactical use.