Description
The SIG SAUER Cross STX is built for precision shooters who want a purpose-driven bolt-action platform that travels well and reaches far. It is not a hunting rifle dressed up in tactical furniture — it is a dedicated long-range tool with a folding precision stock that collapses the overall length to 30 inches, making it genuinely packable without compromising the shooting position when deployed.
The heavy 20-inch barrel gives .308 Winchester the dwell time it needs for consistent velocity, and the threaded muzzle accepts brakes or suppressors without any additional machining. The free-floating M-LOK handguard runs a full-length 20 MOA Picatinny top rail, so your optic base is already canted to buy back elevation at distance — useful when you are stretching the .308 past 600 yards and running out of adjustment in a flat-mounted scope.
Controls are AR-pattern throughout: the magazine releases, safety geometry, and grip angle will be immediately familiar to anyone who has spent time behind an AR-10 or AR-15. The PRS-style grip and right-side thumb-rest safety keep the firing hand indexed consistently, which matters when the two-stage adjustable match trigger is set to a weight that rewards a clean break rather than a heavy pull. Magazines follow the AICS pattern, meaning the Cross STX feeds from the same aftermarket pool used by most precision bolt guns in this caliber. One 10-round magazine is included.
This configuration suits a shooter who wants one rifle to handle field precision work, extended range sessions, and suppressed shooting without rebuilding the platform for each role.




