Can anyone identify this chassis?

[A.J.P.]

It appears on the Spurh webshop, and seems at first glance to be similar to the EXO 700. However, it differs in several ways, most obviously with its tubular forend. Any advice you guys can offer would be gratefully received.

http://spuhrwebshop.com/shop/thumbn.../fäste_kunder.jpg_0_0_100_100_724_485_100.jpg

http://spuhrwebshop.com/shop/thumbnails/shop/30857/files/bild.JPG_0_0_100_100_724_482_100.jpg

 

[BigJim375]

It looks like a cadex defense strike chasis. Pricey but nice.

 

[PatrickChewing]

I believe that's an XLR.

 

[lencomatt]

Yep XLR Carbon Chassis.

 

[BigJim375]

That's what I thought but I went to thier website and the receiver looks different. It has a different stock than a cadex as well. I'm confused now.

 

[BigJim375]

Ah. The carbon chasis. Thanks.

 

[JSF]

I don't believe that is the XLR. There is another company that started making a copy of the XLR with a few minor changes. I can't remember their name, but they are a sponsor here.

 

[FALex]

Was it alpine gun works or something like that?

 

[Randoman5]

Definitely an XLR carbon chassis. The guy who makes them has been posting pics from the same photoshoot.

 

[A.J.P.]

Thanks for your help guys - having done a quick Google search I can see that it is indeed the new XLR Carbon chassis. I wasn't aware if it's existence as it doesn't yet appear to be up on the XLR website. Cheers.

 

[Janus4088]

I saw a post by the maker saying it wasn't on the website yet. Best bet is probably a PM on here, or emailing him. Though my guess is he will see this thread and respond.

 

[-=boone=-]

That's a XLR carbon chassis. The rifle in the picture belongs to the owner of XLR.