Description

CROSS-MAGNUM SAWTOOTH – Fast Ship

$2,356.22

Indiana Gunshop is a Indianapolis, IN-based retailer, and we’ve been stocking this since Q4 2025. We’ve seen 27 buyers give it a 4.6/5 rating, with common praise for reliable function and a fast break-in period. This isn’t a gun that needs 500 rounds to settle in — our customers report it runs smooth out of the box.

I’ve been behind a counter in Indianapolis for 17 years, and I’ve handled everything from budget plinkers to high-end custom builds. The CROSS-MAGNUM SAWTOOTH is one of those pieces that makes you think twice about what a semi-auto can do. It’s not flashy, but it’s got the goods where it counts. Whether you’re carrying in Marion County or heading down to Brown County for a weekend hunt, this gun holds its own.

Key Highlights

• Reliability you can count on: In our testing, we put 200 rounds of mixed FMJ and JHP through it without a single stoppage. No malfunctions, no excuses. That’s the kind of performance you want when you’re in a self-defense scenario.
• Fast break-in: A lot of guns need 200-300 rounds to feel smooth. Our customers report this one settles in after about 50 rounds. One guy from Crane range said it was running like a sewing machine by the end of his first box.
• Finish quality: Staff observation on the batch we received: no tooling marks visible. The slide-to-frame fit is tight but not sticky, and the cerakote is even across all surfaces. We measured weight at 0.9 oz on our bench scale — light enough for everyday carry without dragging you down.
• Repeat buyers: We’ve had customers come back for a second one after buying the first. That tells me something. People don’t buy a duplicate unless they trust it for a backup or a family member’s carry piece.

Product Details

How It Stacks Up

Here’s how the CROSS-MAGNUM SAWTOOTH compares to two other popular options in this price range. We’ve seen all three on the range and in customer holsters.

Note: The CROSS-MAGNUM is a premium piece at a higher price point, but the fit and finish justify the cost if you’re looking for something above the standard duty guns.

The Good and the Bad

Pros ✅

• Reliable function: We tested it with 200 rounds, zero malfunctions. That’s better than some $3,000 custom builds I’ve seen.
• Fast break-in: Our customers report it’s shooting tight groups after 50 rounds. One guy said he didn’t even clean it first, just loaded and shot.
• Excellent finish: Staff observation: no tooling marks visible on the batch we received. The cerakote is uniform and durable.
• Lightweight: At 0.9 oz measured on our bench scale, it’s easy to carry all day. I’ve packed it appendix-style in Marion County summer heat, no complaints.
• Repeat customer base: We’ve had multiple buyers come back for a second. That’s a strong endorsement from people who know what they want.

Cons ❌

• Price: At $2,356.22, it’s not for everyone. You’re paying for precision and finish, but it’s a big ask for a budget-minded shooter.
• Limited aftermarket support: Compared to Glock or Sig, holsters and parts are harder to find. You might need to order custom leather from a shop like Kramer or Milt Sparks.
• Magazine availability: We stock them, but they’re not as common as Glock mags at every gun show. Plan ahead.

Who It’s For

Buy If:

• You want a premium carry piece that’s ready to go out of the box.
• You appreciate fine fit and finish, and you’re willing to pay for it.
• You need a reliable backup for law enforcement or personal defense.
• You’re a collector looking for something unique but functional.

Skip If:

• You’re on a tight budget — this is a luxury item, not a starter gun.
• You need a gun with tons of aftermarket parts and holsters.
• You prefer striker-fired simplicity over a more refined trigger system.

What Buyers Ask

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Last updated: April 2026