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If and WHEN CADEX makes a smaller diameter forearm that lowers the Pic rail by 1/2" I might be interested.
Barrett gets it with their MRAD.
But CADEX STILL has not understood how badly their large forearm diameter screws up a decent cheek weld for prone position, adjustable comb notwithstanding.
They have a gap between the action and the rail as you can see in the picture. Unless you buy the comp chassis and drop your own action in.I’m not following you... explain like I’m 5 y/o.
They have a gap between the action and the rail as you can see in the picture. Unless you buy the comp chassis and drop your own action in.
I didn’t say there was an issue. I just used a random internet picture to show the guy what the previous guy was talking about.Not sure what aftermarket action that is...
But a factory Cadex looks like this... and is super easy to get behind. Shot over a 100 rounds prone in the last day with it. I don't see an issue.
I didn’t say there was an issue. I just used a random internet picture to show the guy what the previous guy was talking about.
They have a gap between the action and the rail as you can see in the picture. Unless you buy the comp chassis and drop your own action in.
If and WHEN CADEX makes a smaller diameter forearm that lowers the Pic rail by 1/2" I might be interested.
Barrett gets it with their MRAD.
But CADEX STILL has not understood how badly their large forearm diameter screws up a decent cheek weld for prone position, adjustable comb notwithstanding.
16”For those running the R700 SA lite comp, what’s the length of the forend?
Didn’t see the forend specs listed anywhere. Trying to see what’s the min barrel length to clear.
Thanks.
Any of you guys know if cadex makes left hand actions? I have seen left hand chassis, but not a left hand action
You're right I'm left handed. I've been shooting right hand actions my whole life, still have never shot a left hand action. I've contemplated teaching myself to shoot right handed, even doing some dry fire drills right handed, but after 25 some odd years of shooting left handed, it just feels so foreign. I figure if I'm going to buy a custom action, why not buy one that I can cycle properly and be comfortable behindIn no way does this answer your question but I am guessing by the asking that you are left handed. I’m currently shooting the Cadex Kraken in .338 Lapua Magnum, .300 Win Mag and .308 Winchester. Due to a condition with my right eye (dominant) I have been forced to shoot left handed using my weak eye (left) for about the last 2 years. Surprisingly, after some getting used to it I now find it preferable, at least on a bolt gun, to right eye/right hand. I may be missing the point entirely or don’t know what I don’t know. But I find it completely intuitive to cycle the action with my strong hand (right) while keeping my trigger hand (left) where it belongs. The Kraken came with two combs, one for righties and one for lefties. I switched to the left handed comb and I honestly believe if my right eye suddenly healed itself I would still shoot left handed. I’m not the world’s best shooter, but I’m a good shooter and this works perfectly for me.
You're right I'm left handed. I've been shooting right hand actions my whole life, still have never shot a left hand action. I've contemplated teaching myself to shoot right handed, even doing some dry fire drills right handed, but after 25 some odd years of shooting left handed, it just feels so foreign. I figure if I'm going to buy a custom action, why not buy one that I can cycle properly and be comfortable behind
That is ridiculously good lookingCADEX with Proof and TB U7.
Yeah I’m about this.CADEX with Proof and TB U7.
What is up with the restraining strap, Last time i saw something like that it was to help a guy with a shoulder injury.
Dual Strike Chassis
RPA quad lug action
Broughton barrel
RPA brake and trigger
My field strike has 1.25” diameter barrel all the way to the muzzle. There is just shy of 1/8” clearance at the top of the hand guard.I have a mtu contour in mine. It’s 1.25 for the first 3 inches. Fits no problem. I believe cadex says 1.25 is the max size.
Dose your new lite competition have the new Mlok fore-end? If it dose we are making an arca rail that fits perfectly. As for the original fore-end you should be able to pick up a universal rail from someone like Area 419 to make work.Just picked up a Lite Competition for my TL3, trying to find out what people are using for a full ARCA rail for these?
Dose your new lite competition have the new Mlok fore-end? If it dose we are making an arca rail that fits perfectly. As for the original fore-end you should be able to pick up a universal rail from someone like Area 419 to make work.
let me know if you have any other questions.
Cheers
Ryan
They are available now. You can order off the web site or through you local dealer. I put one on my rifle this week and it works great.Yes, my fore-end is M-LOK, do you have any idea when this will be ready. I ordered the small ARCA tripod adapter, it should be here soon.
yes you can purchase these separately it is really designed to accommodate the long action AICS mags on the market.I've been looking at getting a Lite Competition chassis and am intrigued by the product page saying that the magazine sleeves can be swapped out. Is there a way to purchase different sleeve sizes?
Is there a specific part number on the website I should look for? It's interesting to me that you can purchase a lite competition in LA with a DSSF 3.055" magazine sleeve. If it would be possible to somehow have that mag sleeve with a SSSF 3.850" mag sleeve, the possibility to change bolts/barrels on a LA could result in such a flexible chassis that would be a "one gun to do it all". I know this is most likely not reasonable or possible, but would be fun if possible.yes you can purchase these separately it is really designed to accommodate the long action AICS mags on the market.
cheers
Ryan