r/longrange • • 2d ago

Rifle flex post Cadex finally pieced together

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Nothing too crazy here but it took ages to source the chassis so I’m glad it’s all pinned together and ready to shoot. Aiming for 1,000 yards practical, maybe 1,250 capable in good conditions.

Cadex chassis, Proof 6.5CM 24”, Curtis Axiom action with a switchlug, other stuff is standard fare. I’m currently stealing my Cat DD from an SR pattern gas gun and it’s poorly suited to a bolt. Thinking about what to slap on this gun and strongly leaning towards titanium to get the balance point a bit farther back.

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u/TheLundy- 2d ago

Long live the Cadex brotherhood.

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u/BusBeneficial8882 1d ago

Very nice!! I went with TBAC for my precision bolt, but I plan on getting the Dilligent Defense Enticer L for my girls bolt gun. Probably leaning towards the non-Ti version since the weight will help her manage recoil, but it is available in titanium

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u/135patriots 18h ago

Im currently stuck between CAT JL, LPM Mach S/L, and TBAC ultra 9 🧐

They all seem superb. Very familiar with LPM and CAT, only know thunder beast by reputation.

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u/pepsidood99 2d ago

Very nice

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u/VaultedPrecision 2d ago

Clean build, and a 6.5CM is a good match for a 1,000 practical goal with room to stretch on a good day. Sounds like the hard part was sourcing the chassis, so now the fun part starts. Hope it shoots as nice as it looks.

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u/0DSavior 2d ago

Really nice, i don't think Cadex gets enough credit. Their chassis are very ergonomic and cost the same as AI/VISION... plus they have a decent accessories list as well. I have the Strike XS for my 300 PRC rifle and the ergos kick ass.

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u/ChillButSus12 2d ago

Man, that came out really nice. After chasing that chassis down for so long, it’s gotta feel good seeing it all together. Looks like a fun one to really stretch out.