XLR Envy Pro JV kit

So, I beat my rifle around for about 3 weeks and the zero never moved. Never had to touch the turrets as far as zero.

I took the scope off, took brake off, took the barreled action out to soak/clean it. Bolted it all back together and below is a pic of the first 3 shots after bolting it all back up.

Lone Peak Fuzion
XLR Envy Pro Chassis @65 in/lbs (not bedded, yet)
Zco527
ARC one piece mount

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How far did it move?
 
All,

My RH V22 is in the chassis, but due to work and travel i haven't had much time Behind the set up yet and my LH Vudoo is still in the works from VGW.

Couple observations: with the full front weight kit it balances out very well, very impressive. The mating of the action with the chassis? Not sure yet, kind of weird but cadex has bit of different set up with the rollers. Can't comment on accuracy just yet. Not crazy about the back end, mine came with a folding adapter and bag rider. I had to play with the folding adapter to get play out of it, eventually I used masking tape in between ends and it did the job.

The aluminum magazines from VGW and the chassis? Won't work or you'll get a super tight fit unless you do some "work" on the magazine like i did. Plastic ones are g2g.

Arca rail is to specs. Love it.

I mounted 30MOA scope base, 20 MOA scope rings and it has razor gen2 Scope, the scope shade is barely clearing the forend cover/bridge. Not a big deal.


I'm keeping the chassis till I can get behind the rifle more and will eventually put my LH V22 in it and really evaluate it's strengths and weaknesses.
 

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What kind of "work" did you do on the mags to fit? Do the plastic ones drop free?

Plastic ones insert and drop free.
I have a 1gen aluminum mag and that one wasn't even going in. The newest one i got is a very very tight fit.

I ended up filing edges on the first mag. Not much..and only in two spots (left and right side). No issues since.

Have not touched the new one yet.
 

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Hey thinking on buying an xlr and had a couple basic questions:

Can you get the bolt out without having to allen key your cheek rise every time (short action)?

I assume thats why you'd get the stock folder? Is the folder sturdy, or flimsy enough to where you'd rather not use it?
 
Hey thinking on buying an xlr and had a couple basic questions:

Can you get the bolt out without having to allen key your cheek rise every time (short action)?

I assume thats why you'd get the stock folder? Is the folder sturdy, or flimsy enough to where you'd rather not use it?
It’ll depend how high your comb is, if it’s high enough it’ll slide under it with no issues. Then again the comb is pretty thin so I don’t think you’ll have trouble either way, I never did.
 
Hey thinking on buying an xlr and had a couple basic questions:

Can you get the bolt out without having to allen key your cheek rise every time (short action)?

I assume thats why you'd get the stock folder? Is the folder sturdy, or flimsy enough to where you'd rather not use it?
Their folders lock up really dang tight in my opinion.
I’ve never had an issue removing the bolt on any of my rifles due to the cheek riser, with or without the folder. I can only imagine that being an issue if you have a really short length of pull. I do however like being able to fold the buttstock out of the way when I clean my rifles simply so it doesn’t interfere with the cleaning rod itself. Hope this helps.
 
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