Sig sauer cross bolt action rifle
- Thread starter freefrom
- Start date
^^^^^ What he said! I very much desire the Cross in 6.5 CM with the anodized camo finish. Knowing our luck however, the RCMP lab may determine the Cross's one-piece Receiver to be a variant of the MCX, which is in turn a variant of the AR15. It may be prohib on those grounds alone, so watch and shoot!
VancouverS4
CGN frequent flyer
- Location
- Maple Ridge, BC
would prefer a longer 22-26" barrel
Very similar concept to the Christensen Arms Modern Precision Rifle, but without Christensen's crappy, heat-retaining carbon-fibre barrel. Based on my SIG handguns, MPX and MCX I can confidently predict that the Cross will be a quality product capable of meeting its accuracy claims. This will be my next Precision Hunting Rifle if the Cross is permitted for importation....
- Location
- Western canada
Yeah im wanting one in 6.5cm also.
It's a bolt action, don't think the barrel length matters? not 100% sure
The 18" barrel versions are 27" when folded. So that's good news.
- Location
- Western canada
Could ask them to add an aac blackout or something to make the length requirement. The 6.5cm has an 18 inch barrel and is 27 inches so that ones clear.
MarkArma180
CGN Regular
- Location
- Kelowna , B.C.
Nice looking rig. I'll take one!
Interesting looking rig, its nice to see something different! Definitely looks similar to a MPR but no carbon fiber. I don't like the ejection port cover at all but it serves a purpose for some. Maybe they can pin the stocks or something to avoid the oal issue. Folding stocks have never been a selling feature for me. We will see if they make it here.
VancouverS4
CGN frequent flyer
- Location
- Maple Ridge, BC
muzzle devices do not count towards barrel or OAL in Canada.
Aprilia Man
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
- Location
- Canadian "WET" Coast (Raincouver)
Did Sig and Q made some design collaboration?
The Fix
The Cross
The Fix
The Cross
- Location
- Western canada
They dont when it comes to trying to meet barrel length requirements on a semi auto centerfire. But with bolt actions they do. As long as the gun folded meets the minimum length then its fine.
