Cadex Defence, flaunt it if you've got it!

Here's some guy at NRAAM holding our MISB (Monolithic Integrally Suppressed Barrel) 300WM in a Cadex Chassis..... Haha, Great to meet you sir!
 

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338 Lapua, Cadex Field Competition chassis, Defiance deviant tactical action, Proof research carbon fiber barrel, AAC Titan-QD suppressor, jewel trigger, bobro bipod, Vortex razor hd 2 optics.
 

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I so wanted to buy the Shadow .375CT but I found out the twist rate on the barrel is 1-11.5 and was very disappointed. I will be shooting .377 Grain and with a 11.5 twist that just won't work for me. I asked and Cadex won't offer any other at this time.
 
Above pics competition chassis, tac30, .260 Bartlein 26" barrel, Calvin elite 2 stage, atlas bipod. Special thanks to Greg at southern precision, outstanding customer service and workmanship. Best groups of they day shown was in the 3's. overall .600 on 35 rounds 42.0 h4350, 139scenars, tried touching lands 10 and 20 thousands off lands, 20 off best groups, more load development to follow.
 
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Does anyone know the inside dimension on the Field Competition handguard? Will an M24 barrel profile fit? What material is the cheek riser made from? Everyone pleased with their purchases so far?

Thanks
 
Quick question, for the skeleton buttstock do you have to fully back out the thumb wheel screw to adjust the comb or just loosen? Can find videos of the strike tool-less one but so far none on skeleton one for adjustments. Trying to get an idea of ease for a long action I am starting to build have an XLR on another and wanting to try something more easily adjusted for this build.
 
Smitty192 inside dimension looks to be 1.49". Cheek riser is made from a hard plastic. Not sure exactly what it is or if it is something specific other than plastic.

Delicatessen Gotta back out the thumb screw all the way to adjust the butt or the cheek piece. Here is a pic of the bottom screw removed.

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Hard use beauty queen, built to take a pounding.

An awesome build by Authorized Cadex Defence dealer and Master rifle builder Accurate Ordnance from Winder Georgia. Contact Mark J. Kuczka for details.
-AO Stiller Tac300 action
-Brux 1:10 AOV contour finished at 24"; Interrupted fluting
-Mad Scientist muzzle brake
-Cadex Lite Strike chassis: Multicam
-Barreled action cerakoted Austrian FDE
-Trigger Tech trigger tuned to 1lb. 8.9oz.

#stilleractions #cadexdefence #accurateordnance #bruxbarrels #pva #triggertech #precisionrifle #longrange #elr #marksmanship #sniper #sniperrifles #sendit #gunporn
 

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Yessir, figured it out, it was a Field Tactical Chassis configuration I was looking for. Sadly, it's a $1475 configuration and not $784.

I must of misunderstood your first post, I thought you were looking for the skeletonized butt stock to replace the one on the Field Core. It's $784. I'm debating on ordering a CDX 30 Lite, with the addition of the skeletonized stock.
 
So is the main difference between the Field Tactical and the Light Strike, simply the folding stock? I'm just trying to figure out why one is almost 800 more expensive than the other? They both look very similar to the eye, so I'd appreciate anyone with knowledge on both pointing out the things I may be missing!
 
The forward chassis is the same. The Lite Strike has a different stock, and is a folder. The folding hinge is actually an engineered item and more involved and expensive than you or I might think.

Cadex has basically four chassis: Strike, Tactical, Competition, and AR compatible. From there, you have the option of folding or not folding and barebones core, or with barreled action.

I am your Cadex dealer. Let me know where I can help.
 
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Anyone shooting a 300NMag? I just ordered mined here in Canada. Going to get the reamer print but was curious what's shooting well in your rifles.
 
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My own design. I'm calling it the:
"Eris Mk. II S.W.S."
Stiller Precision Spectre Short Action
Proof Research 22" Carbon Fiber Barrel 1-9.4 twist rate, chambered in .308
Triggertech R700 Special Trigger
Atlas 6-9" bipod
Cadex Core OT Chassis: Tan
Vortex Gen 1 Viper PST FFP 6-24x50
Vortex PMR 30mm High rings
Magpul Gen. 3 PRS Stock
(Not pictured) Silencerco Harvester 300
(Next upgrades)
Spuhr Tactical Scope Mount
Schmidt and Bender PM-II 6-25x50
 
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You might also consider taking the foam out of the case and rotating it 180° so that when you carry the case the rifle is in the upright position, shouldn't make a difference, but I think it is the preferred method for situating a rifle in a hard case.
 
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Fun little build based on a trued 700 16.5" 223. Shoots absolutely lights out believe it or not. I wanted a "BAAR" - Bolt Action AR that is just more enjoyable and engaging to shoot and could be carried easily for small game hunting, etc. Got exactly what I was after :)

Remington 700 SPS .223
Trijicon 1-8x28
Cadex Field Tactical
Badger rings
 
Hey Guys,
Just wanted to show you my new little baby. Remington 700 in .308. Vortex Razon Gen 2 4.5 - 27, and a Cadex Lite Strike.
 

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