Sig Cross 6.5 Creedmoor

[sealine]

I'm thinking of picking up a Sig Cross in 6.5 Creedmoor. It'll be used for plinking duty, possibly dispatching a coyote or two around the farm, and riding around in the side by side. Anyone of y'all have one and what's your experience with it?

Seems like all the reviews I read, people either love it or hate it. What say you good folks.

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[Cavedweller]

Ammo's too expensive for plinking, unless you just have money to burn.

 

[sealine]

Ammo's too expensive for plinking, unless you just have money to burn.

Is that why you don't shoot your Sig Cross that much?

 

[Cavedweller]

Is that why you don't shoot your Sig Cross that much?

Sorry. I guess I wasn't clear. I think 6.5 Creedmore ammo is too expensive for plinking. So if that's mostly what you want to do, I'd choose another caliber.

 

[sealine]

Sorry. I guess I wasn't clear. I think 6.5 Creedmore ammo is too expensive for plinking. So if that's mostly what you want to do, I'd choose another caliber.

Thank you, friend. The cost of 6.5 Creedmoor or reloading for it wasn't what I was curious about. I was looking for a fellow member who has first hand knowledge with the Cross in regards to its accuracy or any quirks that made them second guess their purchase.

 

[Jason1290]

This question is old but I have one in 6.5 creed and it shoots really well. Very accurate rifles.

 

[Jason1290]

Did you end up buying one?

 

[sealine]

Did you end up buying one?

Yes sir. Liked it so much, I bought a second one as well.

 

[Jason1290]

Nice! They're great rifles. I was thinking about selling mine since I have 3 rifles Chambered in 6.5 creedmoor. Let me know if you're ever looking for a third

 

[drstrangelove]

If it's just for plinking and coyote, 223 would be hard to beat. Just need to suppress; ungodly loud cartridge.
If you are set up for reloading 6.5cm then any 140gr bullet will do; better to buy SRP brass though since LRPs are unicorn status right now.
Most people find their Sig Crosses to group sub MOA.