Description
SIG took their CROSS bolt gun and reworked it from the ground up for precision rifle competition, and the result is a rifle that shows up to a match ready to work. The CROSS-PRS in 6mm Creedmoor wears a 24 inch heavy contour stainless steel barrel with 5R rifling and a quick 1:7 twist, which stabilizes the heavy, high-BC bullets that make this cartridge such a favorite among long-range competitors. The muzzle is threaded 5/8×24 with a tapered shoulder and ships with a thread protector, so adding a brake or suppressor is straightforward.
Built Heavy on Purpose
Where the original CROSS was a lightweight mountain rifle, the CROSS-PRS leans into a steel-structured design in the 13.5 pound range, and that weight is your friend here. Mass distributed evenly through the rifle soaks up what little recoil the 6mm Creedmoor produces, keeping you in the scope to spot your own impacts and get back on target fast. The 18 inch free-floating two-piece handguard carries M-LOK slots and a removable steel ARCA rail running its length, so you can clip straight onto a tripod, slide a bipod anywhere you want it, or hang barricade accessories without hunting for adapters.
Fit the CROSS-PRS to You
The folding steel stock adjusts for length of pull and comb height, so you can dial in your position behind the glass and fold it down for transport. A weighted AR-compatible PRS grip, ambidextrous thumb rest, and a two-stage adjustable match trigger with a curved shoe round out the interface, and the 20 MOA Picatinny rail up top gives you plenty of elevation for stretching way out there. Feeding comes from a detachable 10-round AICS-pattern polymer magazine, one of the most common mag standards in the precision world.
A Match Rifle That Skips the Build Process
Finished in Concrete gray Cerakote, this rifle covers the checklist most people spend months piecing together with a custom build. Whether you're jumping into your first club match or adding a dedicated 6mm to the safe, the CROSS-PRS gets you behind the trigger sooner.
Key Specifications
- Manufacturer: SIG SAUER
- Model: CROSS-PRS
- MPN: CROSS-6MM-24B-PRS
- UPC: 798681692989
- Caliber: 6mm Creedmoor
- Action: Bolt Action
- Barrel: 24" Heavy Profile Stainless Steel, 5R Rifled
- Twist Rate: 1:7
- Muzzle Thread: 5/8×24 Tapered Shoulder with Thread Protector
- Capacity: 10 Rounds (AICS-Pattern Magazine)
- Stock: Steel Folding Precision Adjustable
- Grip: Weighted AR-Compatible PRS
- Trigger: 2-Stage Adjustable Match, Curved Shoe
- Handguard: 18" Free-Floating M-LOK with Removable Steel ARCA Rail
- Weight: 13.5 lb
- Finish: Concrete Cerakote
What’s Included
- SIG SAUER CROSS-PRS rifle
- One 10-round AICS-pattern polymer magazine
- Thread protector (installed)
- Owner's manual
Frequently Asked Questions
What magazines does the SIG CROSS-PRS use?
The CROSS-PRS feeds from AICS-pattern magazines, which is the most common short-action precision magazine standard on the market. It ships with one 10-round polymer mag, and aftermarket AICS mags from brands like Magpul and MDT will work as well. That makes finding spare or higher-quality metal mags easy.
Why choose 6mm Creedmoor over 6.5 Creedmoor for this rifle?
The 6mm Creedmoor is a favorite in precision rifle competition because it pushes high-BC bullets fast with noticeably less recoil than the 6.5, which helps you stay in the scope and spot your own hits. The tradeoff is somewhat shorter barrel life, but for match use the softer recoil impulse is usually worth it. The 1:7 twist on this barrel handles heavy match bullets like 105 to 110 grain loads without issue.
Can I mount a suppressor or muzzle brake on the CROSS-PRS?
Yes. The 24 inch barrel is threaded 5/8×24 with a tapered shoulder and comes with a thread protector installed. That thread pitch is the standard for most 6mm and 6.5mm suppressors and brakes, so you have a huge range of muzzle device options.
Does the CROSS-PRS come with sights or a scope?
No, it ships without any sighting system, which is typical for a precision rifle in this class. It does include a 20 MOA Picatinny rail machined into the top of the receiver, giving you extra elevation adjustment for long-range work. Plan on pairing it with a quality first focal plane scope to get the most out of the platform.





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