Sig Sauer CROSS-65PRC-22B-SAW | Cross Sawtooth 6.5 PRC 22in

The SIG Sauer Cross Sawtooth is a bolt-action precision rifle chambered in 6.5 PRC and built around a 22-inch PROOF Research carbon fiber barrel for a light, accurate package suited to extended-range work. It ships with a folding precision adjustable stock, a lightened free-floating M-LOK/ARCA forend, a two-stage adjustable match trigger, and a heavy-profile radial brake. The rifle is certified Sub-1 MOA and includes a 20-MOA Picatinny rail for optics. For a pairing under $1,000 that suits this platform, a mid- to high-magnification precision scope such as the Vortex Viper PST Gen II 3-15×44 offers the magnification range and glass quality to take advantage of the rifle’s accuracy.

Applications: backcountry hunting and precision long-range shooting.

Product Specifications

• The manufacturer and part number are SIG SAUER CROSS-65PRC-22B-SAW.
• The caliber is 6.5 PRC.
• The barrel length is 22 inches and is made with PROOF Research carbon fiber.
• The rate of twist is 1:8.
• The muzzle uses a heavy-profile radial brake.
• The action type is bolt-action.
• The trigger is a 2-stage adjustable match settable to approximately 2.5–4 lb.
• The stock is a folding precision adjustable design for transport and fit.
• The handguard is a free-floating M-LOK/ARCA lightened forend.
• The receiver finish is Moss Green Cerakote.
• The overall length is 43.8 inches with recoil pads extended.
• The folded length is 33 inches for compact transport.
• The weight is listed as 6.9 lb.
• The capacity is 4 rounds.
• The UPC is 798681710478.

Built to deliver lightweight precision, the Cross Sawtooth pairs a carbon fiber barrel and a light ARCA/M-LOK forend with a folding precision stock for easy carry into the field or to a distant shooting point. The adjustable two-stage trigger and Sub-1 MOA guarantee place this rifle in a practical role for precise, repeatable shot placement at extended distances. Its compact folded length and reduced weight help when mobility matters without compromising the stable platform needed for precision work.

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