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Cadex Defence, flaunt it if you've got it!
- Thread starter Shawn Bevins
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Id be glad to flaunt it if you can talk to the guys in production and get me moved up the list! 
Id be glad to flaunt it if you can talk to the guys in production and get me moved up the list!
It's worth the wait, IMHO. I'm loving the crap out of my Strike Lite Chassis build! The adjust-ability of fit is very good, fit to the action and overall quality are worth waiting for.
Guess I stated it wrong. I meant the length of the forend tube not the individual rail sections.
So I have my Field Comp ordered and I was wondering if anyone has attached a QD camera plate to theirs for a tripod setup?
I just ordered the competition chassis, do you guys know if the recoil lug area needs to be opened up for oversized lugs?
My cousin ordered a long action chassis and waited 8 weeks only for them to send him a short action. So now he is waiting on a reply to see if he has to go to the end of the line for them to fix their fuck up. If so, hes cancelling and getting an AX chassis.
Manufacturer shipped it wrong. Invoice and order stated long action, but a short action arrived.
Madppcs, I would like to know the name of your cousin and the name of the dealer, please message me. I handle the US and I am not aware of any such case, if such a case did happen I would be the first to know.
Was on Cadex's website checking out the new Kraken and damn if that isn't a well thought out multi caliber system.
Is that a little picatinny rail section I see right in front of the magazine? If so that's perfect for a tripod adapter or to mount a bipod to shoot off a short surface.
There is a space in front of the mag well to attach a rail for mounting the rifle on a tripod on the Strike Lite, as well as just about any other place that you would want to mount a rail segment to the forend.
Video Review, complete review will be up shortly
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I watched the Kracken video the other day and it looks like one of the most complex barrel change systems I've ever seen??? There rifle do look cool and futuristic! The bipod in franks video is really aggressive looking and looks similar to the 5H in some ways. I wonder what it weighs?
Our Falcon bi-pod weighs 1.25 lbs. If you have any other specific questions you can always e-mail me at [email protected]
I took a look at your website. Do you have a US retailer? I don't think I'll be paying your export tax anytime soon. Is there a hide discount or group buy on your bipods anytime soon?
Very happy with this rifle and it's shooting good
-Cadex Dual Strike chassis.
-Cadex MX1 Muzzelbrake.
-Cadex DX2 Trigger.
-Stiller tac 338 action.
-Lilja barrel 1-9 32" long.
-Era-tac adjustable 0-70moa mount.
-Kahles 624i MSR reticle.
-Aadmount scope caps.
-Elite iron bipod in aluminum.
My load now is Lapua brasses, scenar 300grs, fed 215 primers and 87.2grs Vihtavuori 570 Powder.
Muzzle velocity is 848 m/s and ES is 5 m/s.
one picture is showing level and tracking test
-Cadex Dual Strike chassis.
-Cadex MX1 Muzzelbrake.
-Cadex DX2 Trigger.
-Stiller tac 338 action.
-Lilja barrel 1-9 32" long.
-Era-tac adjustable 0-70moa mount.
-Kahles 624i MSR reticle.
-Aadmount scope caps.
-Elite iron bipod in aluminum.
My load now is Lapua brasses, scenar 300grs, fed 215 primers and 87.2grs Vihtavuori 570 Powder.
Muzzle velocity is 848 m/s and ES is 5 m/s.
one picture is showing level and tracking test
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Great looking rifles guys. I love my Cadex/Stiller build more and more every time that I get behind it. Hopefully I will have more pics to add in the next week or two, if a new digi cam arrives.
Hi guys...I'm looking for some insight and suggestions here. I'd like to buy a multi-caliber system and have been doing some research on the idea. The problem I have (besides the huge price tag) is which system to go with. I've looked at the AI MC as well as the Cadex Kraken. I'm leaning towards the Kraken only because of the multiple calibers you can go with and the price is a little less than an AI. I'm finding if difficult to research the Kraken system because it's so new. Does anyone have some suggestions or experiences with this company? I would like to know what the shift in POI is when changing out the barrels.
These are my personal experiences in dealing with Cadex. Prior to making the plunge to purchase my chassis, I called Cadex with several detailed questions, that were answered quickly and very professionally with each call, even when calling late in the day on a Friday there was no rush to get off the phone and on to the weekend.
I had my action chambered and fitted with the barrel by Pac-Nor, so that I was able to assemble the rifle myself. It was the first bolt gun that I assembled on my own, the quality of the instructions were solid and the fit and finish of the chassis were outstanding, which made the assembly of the rifle, very easy.
While I did not buy the Kraken, I only picked up a Lite Strike Chassis, I have to say that the costumer service that I have received up to this point has been excellent, and on par with other very high end items that I use and abuse from other industries. If I were in the market for a MC rifle, I would not hesitate to take a serious look at the Kraken as I feel that the support would be there to back the purchase, based on my experiences so far with Cadex.
Are those just tapped into the aluminum or are they helicoils like what are competition handgaurd?
How can you get them in Australia? I checked the dealer list and one is charging three times Canada prices and has no stock and the other one does not deal direct.
Thank you sir. I appreciate the answer. I hear a lot of good things about Cadex. I'd love to get my hands on one before I buy it. Thanks again
We do have dealers in Australia,
Extreme Outdoor Sports Pty Ltd
1/2 Mineral Rd
Oak FLats, New South Wales 2529
Directions | Website
Phone: 02 4256 4200
Email:[email protected]
NIOA
PO Box 181
Banyo, Queensland 4014
Directions | Website
Phone: +61 7 3621 9999
Fax: +61 7 3621 9998
Email: [email protected]
Nothing listed on Extreme Outdoor website. Nothing on Nioa site.
So I know about your product from the Internet but actually seeing one in the flesh, let alone purchasing something is
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