WOW is all we can say!

[Cadex Defence]

Have a look at this CDX-33 TAC chambered in 338LM! The crew at L'Armurier located in Joliette, Quebec, kicked this out of the park! Matching up the Vortex Razor and mount as well! Nice job guys

Photos courtesy: L'Armurier

 

[DIBBS]

Badass looking rifle right there!

 

[hafejd30]

Damn

 

[db2000]

Nice rifle!
Is “kicked it outta the park” a Canadian thing?

 

[babyguppy]

how many times did they drop it, to get the scratches matched up?
Didn't think you were supposed to use a wire wheel to clean the outside of the gun. It must of been DIRTY!!
“kicked it outta the park” a Canadian thing?

I think it's 3rd world term, soccer​

in the USA, we say.. KNOCKED it out of the park, Eh​

side note, paint looks pretty cool. industrial

 

[Lowholer]

I like the rifle! and the paint job! Any Idea what they call that finish? Or who does this kinda finish? PM me if anybody has a link to a site here in the states.

 

[cruze5]

Very nice…

Still enjoying my field tactical

 

[bbhank]

I can most certainly appreciate the hardwork that went into that, congrats to the owner!!!!

 

[ColinW]

It looks like a 5 year old with sandpaper was bored and left alone with the rifle.

 

[The D]

It looks like a 5 year old with sandpaper was bored and left alone with the rifle.

Yes, the scheme is ugly as sin but the rifle itself is amazing. You can see past a paint scheme that you don’t like, right?

 

[forthehunt]

Yes, the scheme is ugly as sin but the rifle itself is amazing. You can see past a paint scheme that you don’t like, right?

Pretty sure this post is about the paint scheme.

 

[Carlos Danger]

Meh

 

[moosemeat]

If you like it.

ETA- I love Cadex rifles but the entire wired brush thing just looks like... A abused rifle paint scheme.

 

[holy cow]

Bad ass is all I have to say about it.

 

[ColinW]

Yes, the scheme is ugly as sin but the rifle itself is amazing. You can see past a paint scheme that you don’t like, right?

Of course! I'm certain the rifle shoots well! And that's all that really matters. For me, rifle stocks are like a guitars......In that, with natural scuff marks and scratches, it gives them added character. To go well out of your way to make it look that way for appearances just misses the whole point, IMHO.