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Posted: 4/23/2024 9:03:11 AM EDT
The Sig Cross Magnum in .300 Win Mag was released a few months back and I haven't seen much regarding the gun other than a handful of youtube reviews. Has anyone here purchased one or put in some decent triggertime behind one? I've owned a .308 Cross for a few years now and will probably buy the Magnum later this year before WA elk season kicks off, I'd love to hear some feedback in the meantime.
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Same also interested if anyone has some experience with it.
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Check over on snipershide
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I was excited about it but they don’t seem to be putting much effort in it. Only one chambering and barrel length. A little heavier than I had hoped.
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Originally Posted By SoVa: I was excited about it but they don’t seem to be putting much effort in it. Only one chambering and barrel length. A little heavier than I had hoped. View Quote As long as it's not as heavy as the PRS Cross rifles I'll be OK. Hopefully Proof Research will crank out barrels for it like they do the regular Cross rifles. |
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Originally Posted By FrankW134: As long as it's not as heavy as the PRS Cross rifles I'll be OK. Hopefully Proof Research will crank out barrels for it like they do the regular Cross rifles. View Quote I have been looking since they were announced and haven’t seen one in stock anywhere, haven’t seen a review from any of the YouTube guys. I did see a CF barrel model with a shorter handguard in a video from NRA show but didn’t see a price and it’s not on the site yet. |
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Originally Posted By SoVa: I have been looking since they were announced and haven’t seen one in stock anywhere, haven’t seen a review from any of the YouTube guys. I did see a CF barrel model with a shorter handguard in a video from NRA show but didn’t see a price and it’s not on the site yet. View Quote ![]() Sig Sauer Cross: NEW Sawtooth Series! [Hunt365] New calibers coming with Proof barrels |
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Originally Posted By WTR_Warlord: ![]() New calibers coming with Proof barrels View Quote Now I want that one! |
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I just read the meateater article about it, and have begun lusting over it as well. I think it's on my short list, but I'd love to find some more information. Looks like everything I want in a dual purpose hunting/tactical rifle. All things considered, the weight looks about perfect for a lighter tactical rifle, even if it is a bit heavy for a hubting rifle.
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Is 8.5lbs really that heavy for a 24" .300WM though?
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Just ordered the sawtooth in 300 PRC I will update when it arrives.
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[Last Edit: HawkCreek]
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For another $200 you can get a proof research rifle that weighs 2 pounds less and comes with a half moa guarantee.
I'm excited by the idea of the Sawtooth but the pricing and weight is underwhelming. If they could do a short action in 277 Fury with the carbon barrel I'd pay a little more for that. But it still wouldn't be a $3k rifle. |
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[Last Edit: WTR_Warlord]
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Originally Posted By HawkCreek: For another $200 you can get a proof research rifle that weighs 2 pounds less and comes with a half moa guarantee. I'm excited by the idea of the Sawtooth but the pricing and weight is underwhelming. If they could do a short action in 277 Fury with the carbon barrel I'd pay a little more for that. But it still wouldn't be a $3k rifle. View Quote Yeah I wouldn’t pay that much I’m far under MSRP and those proof rifles are much more than $200 more. From what I see it’s at least $800 more from a base model. |
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I finally saw one in person. I really wanted one, but I'm not sure at that price.
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[Last Edit: WTR_Warlord]
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A good friend/neighbor from around the block is a Sig dealer he ordered it for me.
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It’s in looks great feels great.
![]() Once it’s home I will throw on some glass and go test. |
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[Last Edit: JAG2955]
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Sweet.
But now I see there's a Cross in .277 Fury. It looks like I can get *almost* 300WM performance from a very light and handy rifle. https://www.sigsauer.com/accubond-277-sig-fury-hybrid.html I'd want to use it for elk. Maybe it's a dumb idea. |
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Originally Posted By JAG2955: Sweet. But now I see there's a Cross in .277 Fury. It looks like I can get *almost* 300WM performance from a very light and handy rifle. https://www.sigsauer.com/accubond-277-sig-fury-hybrid.html I'd want to use it for elk. Maybe it's a dumb idea. View Quote I doubt the .277 Cross is even close to being released. |
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Originally Posted By JAG2955: Sweet. But now I see there's a Cross in .277 Fury. It looks like I can get *almost* 300WM performance from a very light and handy rifle. https://www.sigsauer.com/accubond-277-sig-fury-hybrid.html I'd want to use it for elk. Maybe it's a dumb idea. View Quote I've had the same idea. Much lighter than the Proof magnum versions. Sig has a premium load available that pushes a 150 grain bullet at just shy of 3000fps from the 20" barrel. Sounds like it would be a great mountain hunting rifle. I search bi-weekly for load data. If it ends up being reloader friendly I have several hunting rifles it could replace. |
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Originally Posted By WTR_Warlord: It’s in looks great feels great. https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/476203/IMG_2744_jpeg-3288973.JPG Once it’s home I will throw on some glass and go test. View Quote I finally got to play with a Cross Magnum in .300 Win Mag, and a Sawtooth in 7mm PRC side-by-side yesterday at a store by Richmond. Im gonna go with the 300PRC version, but at only $200 more ($2499 and $2699 respectively, probably cheaper online), getting the sawtooth version is a no brainer. |
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Originally Posted By FrankW134: I finally got to play with a Cross Magnum in .300 Win Mag, and a Sawtooth in 7mm PRC side-by-side yesterday at a store by Richmond. Im gonna go with the 300PRC version, but at only $200 more ($2499 and $2699 respectively, probably cheaper online), getting the sawtooth version is a no brainer. View Quote Yes absolutely especially when additional Cost of the barrel alone is much more than the $200 price difference. |
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Originally Posted By HawkCreek: I've had the same idea. Much lighter than the Proof magnum versions. Sig has a premium load available that pushes a 150 grain bullet at just shy of 3000fps from the 20" barrel. Sounds like it would be a great mountain hunting rifle. I search bi-weekly for load data. If it ends up being reloader friendly I have several hunting rifles it could replace. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By HawkCreek: Originally Posted By JAG2955: Sweet. But now I see there's a Cross in .277 Fury. It looks like I can get *almost* 300WM performance from a very light and handy rifle. https://www.sigsauer.com/accubond-277-sig-fury-hybrid.html I'd want to use it for elk. Maybe it's a dumb idea. I've had the same idea. Much lighter than the Proof magnum versions. Sig has a premium load available that pushes a 150 grain bullet at just shy of 3000fps from the 20" barrel. Sounds like it would be a great mountain hunting rifle. I search bi-weekly for load data. If it ends up being reloader friendly I have several hunting rifles it could replace. CROSS-277-20B |
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I'd buy the barrel and conversion kit to .277 for my .308 cross if they release it, ever.
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