SIG Sauer just announced new short-action caliber additions to fit a specific build within the popular Cross line of bolt-action rifles. The SIG Cross Sawtooth adds to long-range capable cartridges, continuing the evolution of SIG’s signature bolt gun.

SIG Cross Sawtooth Additions

In collaboration with PROOF Research, the Cross Sawtooth Rifle is now available in two new short-action models (6.5 Creedmoor and .308 Win) plus one additional long action cartridge (300 Win Mag). The newest additions to the Cross Sawtooth Series bring even more versatility to this already proven high-country bolt-action rifle.

The ultimate combination of modularity, accuracy and performance, the Cross Sawtooth Series surpasses the needs of hunters across the country. The trusted hunting rifle is sub-1 MOA certified and features a lightweight folding precision adjustable stock with a free-floating ARCA/M-LOK Handguard.

Now available in 6.5 Creedmoor and .308 Win as well as 300 Win Mag, the newest Sawtooth models are the perfect companion for your next back country adventure.

For more info, visit sigsauer.com.

SIG Sauer Cross Sawtooth bolt-action rifle.

Key Features:

Now in 3 Additional Calibers: 6.5 Creedmoor, 308 Win and 300 Win Mag
PROOF Research Carbon Fiber Barrel
Lightweight ARCA/M-LOK Handguard
2-Stage Adjustable Match Trigger (2.5-4 pounds)
Stainless Steel Heavy Profile Brake
Cerakote Moss Finish
Sub-1 MOA Certified
6.5 Creedmoor Rifles Available with 18 or 24-inch Barrel
308 Win Rifle Available with 16-inch Barrel

Editor’s Take

We’ve been all in on the SIG Cross platform since we first saw it before its debut in 2019. Since then, we’ve watched the line mature, with mission-specific variants emerging for everything from hunting to precision rifle matches. From the Cross STX to the Cross PRS, the platform continues to deliver. We even hauled one all over the Appalachian Mountains to see how it performed truly in the wild.

Adding a couple of short-action calibers to a specific build on the platform doens’t contstinute some great advancement. But instead it chronicles another step in the continued, full expansion of the line. We’re witnessing the birth a truly full rifle line, maybe even like the Model 70 or Rem 700 back in their days. And that’s pretty cool to us.