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akonecsni said:
Gotta say I love how there're toddler toys in the background. #daddysgottaplaytoo
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My kid loves his Cadex products :)

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Some pictures of my Patriot Lite


In her heels. I shot with the regular bipod feet, she is just in her heels for the photo.
https://www.flickr.com/photos/147395565@N03/33293489365/in/dateposted/

I didn't realize the front scope cover was open until just now oops !

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First shot fired ! I bore sighted by folding the stock and looking down the barrel, while using my sand bag under the grip. It worked out ok I think.

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I shot a 5 round group, I don't have a picture of it but it was slightly larger than an inch (outside to outside). Not bad considering the wind was blowing me around while I was shooting !!

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Overall I am very happy, the only thing I am disappointed in is the fact I left the front scope cover open in the photo above :)

Ok so I have finally figured out how to actually add the pictures to my post without having a link, so here is one.

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Newfie_1986 said:
Some pictures of my Patriot Lite

In her heels. I shot with the regular bipod feet, she is just in her heels for the photo.
https://www.flickr.com/photos/147395565@N03/33293489365/in/dateposted/
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Very nice rifle. Congratulation!

Newfie_1986 said:
I didn't realize the front scope cover was open until just now oops !

https://www.flickr.com/photos/147395565@N03/33252773296/in/dateposted/
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Nice glass, I'm sure you don't want to scratch that lens!

Newfie_1986 said:
First shot fired ! I bore sighted by folding the stock and looking down the barrel, while using my sand bag under the grip. It worked out ok I think.

https://www.flickr.com/photos/147395565@N03/32910527690/in/dateposted/
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You really should consider the Cadex Bean Bag Rider. It's a 24.95 $ well invested and really makes a stability difference instead of using the monopod rail on the bean bag as it dances sideways. The bean bag rider digs in the bean bag for better stability.

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I shot a 5 round group, I don't have a picture of it but it was slightly larger than an inch (outside to outside). Not bad considering the wind was blowing me around while I was shooting !!

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about 1.000-.338 = about .662" center to center which is fairly good for a starting load. The 338 Lapua caliber is not always a great shooter at 100m so you may consider doing some testing at 150m to 200m so that it gives a chance for the bullet to be perfectly stable. 100m is great as you are less affected by environmental but some bullets you may try might not be perfectly stable at such a short distance and may give you some false readings while at 150m or 200m they may shoot key holes.

Newfie_1986 said:
Overall I am very happy, the only thing I am disappointed in is the fact I left the front scope cover open in the photo above :)
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I wish you lots of fun with your new toy and thanks for choosing our superior quality products.

Best regards
 
Cadex Defence said:
Very nice rifle. Congratulation!

Nice glass, I'm sure you don't want to scratch that lens!

You really should consider the Cadex Bean Bag Rider. It's a 24.95 $ well invested and really makes a stability difference instead of using the monopod rail on the bean bag as it dances sideways. The bean bag rider digs in the bean bag for better stability.

about 1.000-.338 = about .662" center to center which is fairly good for a starting load. The 338 Lapua caliber is not always a great shooter at 100m so you may consider doing some testing at 150m to 200m so that it gives a chance for the bullet to be perfectly stable. 100m is great as you are less affected by environmental but some bullets you may try might not be perfectly stable at such a short distance and may give you some false readings while at 150m or 200m they may shoot key holes.

I wish you lots of fun with your new toy and thanks for choosing our superior quality products.

Best regards
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I was back out with the rifle again today. I was working up a load for the Patriot. With a 300 gr SMK and 85 gr of H1000 I was getting 1/8" in vertical spread. But I was getting horizontal stringing. And by the looks of things you answered the question as to why I was getting that horizontal stringing. Looks like I will be ordering that bean bag rider.

One thing I have to say here to everyone. With Cadex you are getting an awesome high quality product. But you are also getting great service. Patrice has been awesome, answering all of my newbie questions on this rifle. I have asked questions here on the forum, and in email (mostly email) and he has been awesome. If I decide to buy another high end rifle it will definitely be a Cadex. Id like a Guardian Lite in .308
 
Here are some pictures of one of our customers enjoying his new MX1 muzzle brake on his TRG-22. The MX1 muzzle brake completes perfectly the look of this beautiful rifle.

This muzzle brake might be ###y but its performance is what will amaze you the most. Notice on the last picture how efficient the baffles are at reducing the recoil and flash.

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Newfie_1986 said:
One thing I have to say here to everyone. With Cadex you are getting an awesome high quality product. But you are also getting great service. Patrice has been awesome, answering all of my newbie questions on this rifle. I have asked questions here on the forum, and in email (mostly email) and he has been awesome. If I decide to buy another high end rifle it will definitely be a Cadex. Id like a Guardian Lite in .308
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My pleasure. If you're happy then I'm happy :)

Thanks for buying Canadian.
 
Gorgeous pics from RWS Cetus, Poland.

A CDX-40 SHADOW chambered in 408CT with skeleton stock variant and our MX1 muzzle brake.

Also a CDX-50 TREMOR chambered in 50BMG with suppressor and MX1 muzzle brake.

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Since last evening we are hit by a huge snow storm here in Quebec, Canada so here are some pictures of last summer in order to bring back the sun! This is a CDX-30 GUARDIAN LITE chambered in 6.5x47 Lapua and featuring a skeleton stock variant. Enjoy the day!

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