I shot a Cross yesterday for the first time. I only shot a couple of rounds but the group was .4" at worst. I've shot a Fix and like the Cross better. For $1500 I think you're getting your money's worth.
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That’s just an AR grip, it’s the one off the Rattler/Copperhead/whatever other rando snake gunsNew vertical grip...and detail of the ATX style front fore arm redesign
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Where's the picture from?Looks like a new stock and handguard. Don’t worry, I’m sure none of the shit will work with the originals if Sig is still Sig. View attachment 7692896
I’m sure this has been covered in depth but what is the ideal ring height on the Cross?
That is from Jordan Budd's IG post it appears. She is a hunter and guide that is sponsored by Sig I believe, along with others.Where's the picture from?
180gr Black Hills Accubond.What velocity’s did you get?
Update on schnees barrels
The first barrel order is in and it looks like they will be 2.5 months or so. Could be a bit faster. Here is what we are getting on the first batch. If you see one you want, shoot me an email and you can reserve it.
Pricing - All barrels will be $799 and come threaded, regardless of contour, length, etc..
Installation - Because SIG is unwilling to release some barrel extensions, you will re-use the extension off your current (OEM) barrel. They are very easy to remove and you can probably do it at home but any gunsmith should be able to do it in about 5 minutes or less. Then it's just a matter of installing the extension on the new barrel, installing back onto the rifle (also very easy) and checking headspace. Should really take 20min or less really.
If there is a specific barrel you'd like to order, we can get that going as well.
3 x 6.5 Creedmoor - 20” - 7.5” Twist - Sendero
2 x 6mm Creedmoor-20”-8” Twist - Sendero
2 x 308 Win - 20” - 10” Twist - Sendero
2 x 7mm-08 - 20” - 9” Twist - Lite
1 x 338 Federal - 18” - 10” Twist - Sendero
(yeah, we're going to try the 338Fed in this thing...should be an elk hammer)
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These guys above are doing barrels. There is another guy, can’t recall his pm, doing carbon barrels in this thread. Good luck.Can anyone tell me how the lop is? I’d like to run my Bering super hogster on one of these but the eye relief is a concern. Hoping someone is able to spin up barrels soon. A 22-250 would be sweet
Can anyone tell me how the lop is? I’d like to run my Bering super hogster on one of these but the eye relief is a concern. Hoping someone is able to spin up barrels soon. A 22-250 would be sweet
Can anyone tell me how the lop is? I’d like to run my Bering super hogster on one of these but the eye relief is a concern. Hoping someone is able to spin up barrels soon. A 22-250 would be sweet
Thank you that’s the info I was looking forAccording to my best Harbor Freight tape measure mine goes from 12 7/8" when fully collapsed to 15" fully extended.
Yeah I'm hoping sig will sell the special followers separate so we can drop them in extended mags.The only issue I’ve had with aftermarket mags including MDT is not feeding but loading a round with an empty mag. That weird follower helps get that bullet point up when single feeding.
yeah I just already had 10rd mags from a previous gun. Guess there isn't anything wrong with more mags. I wish they had come out with a flush 3-4rd mag instead of the 5rd similar to the ruger american mag or the new MDT 3rd mag.They won’t be selling them separate but they sell a 10rd mag with the follower.
Take the follower out of your 5rnd mag and use it in any compatible mag if you want, ie you can turn any magpul/equivalent high capactiy mag into into a hig capacity rnd "single feed" mag.Yeah I'm hoping sig will sell the special followers separate so we can drop them in extended mags.
9.5 lbs with 3-15LHT, warne cantilever mount, sling (ferro slingster), and suppressor Nomad TI using area 419 hellfire direct thread mount.What does everyone's' Cross weigh scoped and fully loaded? I put a 3-15LHT and my suppressor and I am pushing 10lbs. I guess it all adds up, and is lighter than my old rifle all kitted out, but still not ultra light.
Yeah I had just reused a fairly tall ADM mount I had on a chassis rifle I sold. I ordered some lighter rings which should help. That one piece mount was a chunk.9.5 lbs with 3-15LHT, warne cantilever mount, sling (ferro slingster), and suppressor Nomad TI using area 419 hellfire direct thread mount.
In an effort to save some weight I just ran the sling through the handguard and stock using the trislides. At work now, I'll try and post a pic later.Yeah I had just reused a fairly tall ADM mount I had on a chassis rifle I sold. I ordered some lighter rings which should help. That one piece mount was a chunk.
Did you just use a Magpul QD Mlok socket for your sling attachment up front?
Yeah that's not counting bipod. I'm going to try and leave the bipod at least in the truck this year and either shoot off my tripod or backpack. Plus I don't like it stabbing me in the backAlso forgot to add. I don't normally run the bipod on it, but if I do, it adds roughly an extra 1 lb to the set up.
Holding my breath on availability of caliber change kits. Still pissed over MPX.After a long 10 year hiatus from precision shooting, I picked up a 6.5 Cross at my LGS yesterday to fill the gap.
I wanted a .308 for ammo commonality and because I'm well equipped for reloading it, so I called Sig on the way to get it to see if they had .308 barrels available and she said it'll be end of this year or early next year before they're available as caliber exchange kits.
I borrowed a Bushnell 1.1-6.5×24 in a LaRue mount from a 5.56 rifle, added a magpul bird mount, and a short picatinny mlok rail and it weighs 9.9 pounds. The picatinny section will allow NV interface.
I want to find some qd rings to use a 2.5-10 Nikon as well, mounted as low as possible. Anyone have tips on rings?
IBI is showing pre fits for the Cross on their FB page and Instagram
Do it! You won't regret it. The cross is a really fun rifle to shoot.I keep telling myself it would give me a reason to get back into shooting my 308win stash, i probably have the most components and shoot that caliber the least. A handy 16" 308 would be a nice truck gun.
Wonder if that includes a barrel extension? Seems like cannibalizing is everyone else's MO.PREFIT BARRELS (Barrel nut style) – International Barrels
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$549 for a 308 18" medium weight 1:10twist 5T not a bad price.
Wonder if that includes a barrel extension? Seems like cannibalizing is everyone else's MO.