I just received my 338 lapua cdx-mc dual strike chassis ,fluted ,balanced, muzzled ,long range shooter, cannot explain feeling . never been more satisfied with a firearm .
Jake Wright Brilliant but still a slower caliber change system and also a longer overall package. It looks nice, no doubt. But id have to give it to Desert tech for multi caliber system
Since when faster is better? What's 2 minutes for a caliber change if it gives you a perfect return to zero between barrels instead of all other systems out there... The video is a training video, the explanations makes it longer. I can do a barrel change within 60 seconds when there's no bla bla. I'll be shooting steel at 1500m while you are still looking for an impact to corret your POI versus your last barrel change. Hopefully you'll try it and the gun will do the talking.
Might be a tiny bit more complicated than some other barrel change systems out there however this one works wayyyy better as you are threaded the conventional way straight in the action receiver, not clamped like most systems. This means that your POI remains pretty much the same even at long range which is a big improvement to the clamping method which repeat inside 1 MOA. These systems are designed to shoot at long range +1000 yards so one MOA is 10" of margin of error at 1000 yards... Our system has a shift of POI of less than 1/4 MOA if done properly. That means less than 2.5" of margin of error at 1000 yards. With shots taken at more than 1500 yards these days this makes the difference between a hit or a miss. But yes it takes more than a 1/8" Allen to perform a barrel change. Still, just think about how much ammo and time you'll spend on a range trying to fine tune your rifle between barrel changes? Accuracy will always win over rapidity of barrel change because barrel changes are not made in the field, they are made prior to the mission so 30 seconds change versus 5 minutes change doesn't matter...
Hello Sir, thanks for your question. I'M sorry to let you know that we do not offer any left handed rifles for the moment and it's not in the plans in a near future. We'll probably offer a semi-automatic sniper rifle prior to offer any left handed. It's just a question of level of demand. Your closest chance to get a left handed Cadex rifle would be one of our chassis for Rem 700 and use a left handed Rem 700 clone custom action from companies like Stiller or Defiance Machine. Thanks a lot for your understanding.
I can see how this will benefit long range snipers in the military. Not having to re-sight to zero after a barrel change is critical for the fellas fighting the dirty wars.
It's perfect for training in smaller calibers and then deploying with more punch. The biggest benefit is the money saving on the second caliber and optic.
Love iit seems like anyone can change it simplifies the changing i But I have one question is their something that tells you what system In their Seems idiot proof Great job in the preset
Yes we plan to make some more videos with the Kraken this year. We can switch between 6mm,6.5mm creed, 6.5x47, 260 rem, 308, 300 win, 300 norma, 338 lapua and norma.
@@CadexDefenceCanada I´m not sure If I get what you say. So I buy one Kraken and can switch from 6mm to 338 Lapua? Because on your website there are "caliber groups" stated in the chart underneath this gun. Wich made me think there are different version of this gun for the groups.
@@bullstriker1992 You're right, you can switch from 6mm to 338 Lapua with the help of our tool kit. All you have to buy is an extra barrel, conversion kit, magazine and bolt. You can change your caliber under 2 minutes without losing your zero.
Cadex uses Bartlein barrel blanks to machine its own barrel design. So the rifling is Bartlein, the contour, design, fluting, chambering, crowning is Cadex.
I'm not allowed to provide pricing on You Tube. If you are serious please send your request to patrice@cadexinc.com with your name and country and I will put you in contact with the right person to provide you some pricing. Looking forward to help you out. Best regards
Cadex rifles are nearly the same price as custom built rifles, but will be better, because all parts are designed, made and assembled on the same factory, by the same people, sure, twice more expensive custom rifle may outshoot it, but hey, ab chose cadex to make 375 enabelr rifle for pretty much the promo of the cartridge, and that means a lot
Hello Peter! Thanks for your interest toward our products. The tool for make the caliber change is sold separately. We have two different kit. The COMPLETE KIT, that includes all tooling required. Or, the BASIC KIT, and you will also need a Conventional 1/2 drive torque wrench (capable 100 ft/lb).
@@peter11618 Write us at customerservice@cadexinc.com or you can call us at 1-888-348-6774. You can also find a dealer near you by following this link: www.cadexdefence.com/find-a-dealer/
Have y'all never seen a Barrett MRAD? Takes less than 2 minutes to go from a Lapua, Magnum, or 308 boltface cartridge... Also, even the MRAD is a fraction of the price.
Takes less than two minutes to do a barrel change and half an hour to redo a zero cause of the shift of POI between barrel changes... Quite a time gain! Spend some time behind both guns prior to comment and you'll see what money can buy.
great system shouldnt take more than 10 minutes for a barrel change. as convenient as it needs to be while maintaining headspace and consistent solid lock up but it is stupid heavy/ expensive. i will agree though the best barrel change system ive seen yet. i would be more interested in seeing this design patented and licensed to more lightweight hunting/ sporterized competition rifles
I guess we disagree on the definition of stupidity... To us stupidity is most of the manufacturers selling a multi-caliber not capable to maintain the same POI between barrel changes. If you consider that carrying a 1 pound/ 3 piece tooling kit in your gun case is "stupid heavy/expensive" than I guess we'll let you spend your ammo trying to fine tune your ballistic chart, spending ammo, while we hit targets first round first hit... Most systems on the market are maintaining a 1/2 MOA on paper (a true 1 MOA in the field) shift of POI, it means 15" at 1500m. This system has zero to 1/4 MOA shift of POI and this makes the difference between a hit versus just throwing lead out there until you can make your correction. Also, try to find us a Multi-Cal (American/Canadian made) using top of the line components with the same features for cheaper than us... Good luck. But we respect your opinion.
i am saying for what i need the rifle is very heavy and expensive. that is why i would like to see it on more competition/ hunting rifles. i am not sold on the other manufacturers quick change system and actually have faith this would work well but i have no need to change calibers in the field , that is an option i would love having at home
We agree on that point, a caliber change is NEVERneeded in the field, including the military. As for heavy, it's not a hunting rifle for sure, it's an extreme range surgical tool so heavy is stability and makes the difference on follow up shots.
@@daviddaerr1719 because the military can ask for anything...then there is reality. That is why many requests come up and few contracts get signed. There is not a single truly "tooless" multical system adopted. The M40A6 uses a torque wrench hex key and the abandoned XM2010 found out the juice wasn't worth the squeeze. These guys have done what was asked and the requirements are what they are. This was never meant for the hobby shooter. I am not a Cadex fanboy either I just like keeping up with innovative systems.
AI's barrel change is coming back within 1 MOA, while we come back within 0.1 Mil. While you are trying to redo your zero, we'll be ringing steel at 1 mile...
Cadex designed the MSR chassis for Remington back in the days. Each comanies went their separate ways at one point due to some disagreement on aluminum castings versus aluminum billet type of manufacturing process. We chose quality over production cost. MSR program was cancelled due to product issues with the XM2010. This explains the similarities of some key components of this chassis. Cadex and Remington are co-owners of multiple patents related to this chassis system. I hope that it answers some of your questions or concerns. Best regards
@@patricepicard6686 Thanks for the info, that was very interesting. (I'm playing a game with both weapons and people are saying "The developers were lazy and the Cadex is just a differently colored MSR!" They were wrong haha!)
@@potatokilr7789 there will always be more amateurs than professionals... I'm Cadex's Senior Sales Manager so I'm kind of well placed to know more than anybody... Best regards
Nice looking setups an I've seen some reviews by lowlight to be very accurate but It looks very very similar to the Accuracy International multi caliber setup and at $7,200 msrp before optic, bipod, etc this will be a $10k setup. Not any cheaper than other tried and true multi cal setups and looks like the gen2 AX setup was just copied.
I'd like you to explain us how we copied a chassis that we developed about 5 years before AI was even thinking about making their AX chassis?... A chassis is a chassis my friend and I guess following your logic then pretty much all companies including AI copied us since we designed the Remington MSR chassis about 10 years ago before all these knock off specialty companies even knew what was a chassis. Regarding the price then I suggest that you have a look at the specs of what you get for that kind of money and you'll notice very fast that there's no match in the industry in terms of quality and best bang for your bucks. If you are still not convinced that we are superior then bring your AI with you and come visit us in Montreal, Qc, Ca and we'll put both guns side by side and we'll compare evry single points and features of yours versus ours and then we'll hit the range and I'll show you on paper what is the Cadex difference. Respectfully. Best regards
Sorry that my comments upset you but unfortunately that's my opinion, tri lug bolt, quick change barrel, and almost identical look of AI. If you guys developed these so long ago why is no one in PRS running your setups? I'd be more than happy to put my AI up against anything you wanna bring to the range but we both know that won't happen, Im not going to fly to Canada and your not going to fly to the U.S. Out of the top 100 PRS shooters in the U.S. Cadex isn't on the list of Chassis or Actions and AI has been in the top 5 for many many years. So by saying that your setup is head and shoulders above everything else is just a sales pitch in my opinion. AI has been around since the late 70's so I doubt you developed alot before them. And the price is pretty easy to beat my friend you can have some of the best Smiths in the U.S. make you almost 2 precision rifles for $7,200 with almost any action on any stock or chassis.
Whatever I'm gonna comment you'll add on top so it's a lose/lose for me and at distance I have no way to prove you wrong. There will always be guys claiming that GMC is better than Ford, then the Dodge guy will show up saying that his truck is better than the two other ones and once everybody think that the debate has ended there will be a Toyota guy and a Nissan guy starting another fight. We all have our preferences and I respect your opinion. Best regards
I completely understand and I also agree 100%, I wasn't saying your setups were bad or inferior just seem to have alot of similarities to AI in my opinion that's all
Grant Hulsey I have an AI PSR as well as an AI AX308MC. Not sure what you are talking about as far as Cadex copied AI. The way you change calibers is completely different. My AIs are amazing systems and are extremely accurate but I will not be counting the Cadex out by any means. I want the best out there and if this is better, I want to try it. I like how the recoil lug is integrated and how they are using torque vs. compression in the AI
I doubt the Nemesis is "way better". They have changed their design several times too and valkyrie and vanquish owners on Sniperhide have complain about marginal accuracy for the cost. All these rifles at the 5k+ range are sub MOA closer to sub .5 MOA. The only difference is the audience/market. I.e. US made system may have US shooter/tactic inputs and CA system like this may address issues Canadian SOF have identified. All good rifles.
This is a demonstration video of a barrel change, so we take time to explain. I change my barrel, bolt and magazine type in less than 2 minutes so it's more than reasonable. Best regards
All this arrogance simply to complain that we do not offer a left handed 50 BMG... Sorry to let you know that we'd rather focus on the 93% market of right handed shooters than the 7% of left handed ones. Among the 7% of them, is a 0.01% of cocky customers that we'd rather not do business with and you seem to be part of them... Best of luck with finding a left handed 50BMG as I'm not aware of any manufacturer offering one!
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I have the Kraken. Best thing about this company is their customer service. That goes a long way getting immediate help.
I agree Cadex has awesome customer service.
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I just received my 338 lapua cdx-mc dual strike chassis ,fluted ,balanced, muzzled ,long range shooter, cannot explain feeling . never been more satisfied with a firearm .
this is my favourite sniper rifle great video
This is f#cking brilliant!!! They just jumped ahead of everyone!!
Jake Wright Brilliant but still a slower caliber change system and also a longer overall package. It looks nice, no doubt. But id have to give it to Desert tech for multi caliber system
Since when faster is better? What's 2 minutes for a caliber change if it gives you a perfect return to zero between barrels instead of all other systems out there... The video is a training video, the explanations makes it longer. I can do a barrel change within 60 seconds when there's no bla bla. I'll be shooting steel at 1500m while you are still looking for an impact to corret your POI versus your last barrel change. Hopefully you'll try it and the gun will do the talking.
Put this on my list of things to get when I hit the lottery.
Now, if only I actually played the lottery....
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Does the multi caliber system compromise accuracy? For example, would a cdx-338 make a tighter group than the kraken with a 338 barrel?
Nope my friend. Same barrel size, even bigger action. The barrel change doesn't affect accuracy (as long as it's done as per the owner's manual)
Can you guys make it any more complicated???!!!!!!!
BTW i love yall's chassis.
Might be a tiny bit more complicated than some other barrel change systems out there however this one works wayyyy better as you are threaded the conventional way straight in the action receiver, not clamped like most systems. This means that your POI remains pretty much the same even at long range which is a big improvement to the clamping method which repeat inside 1 MOA. These systems are designed to shoot at long range +1000 yards so one MOA is 10" of margin of error at 1000 yards... Our system has a shift of POI of less than 1/4 MOA if done properly. That means less than 2.5" of margin of error at 1000 yards. With shots taken at more than 1500 yards these days this makes the difference between a hit or a miss. But yes it takes more than a 1/8" Allen to perform a barrel change. Still, just think about how much ammo and time you'll spend on a range trying to fine tune your rifle between barrel changes? Accuracy will always win over rapidity of barrel change because barrel changes are not made in the field, they are made prior to the mission so 30 seconds change versus 5 minutes change doesn't matter...
Gonna have to get me one of these....
Does Cadex produce any of its rifle platforms in left hand?
Hello Sir, thanks for your question. I'M sorry to let you know that we do not offer any left handed rifles for the moment and it's not in the plans in a near future. We'll probably offer a semi-automatic sniper rifle prior to offer any left handed. It's just a question of level of demand. Your closest chance to get a left handed Cadex rifle would be one of our chassis for Rem 700 and use a left handed Rem 700 clone custom action from companies like Stiller or Defiance Machine. Thanks a lot for your understanding.
I can see how this will benefit long range snipers in the military. Not having to re-sight to zero after a barrel change is critical for the fellas fighting the dirty wars.
It's perfect for training in smaller calibers and then deploying with more punch. The biggest benefit is the money saving on the second caliber and optic.
An I range footage of the kraken?
cool
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But I have one question is their something that tells you what system In their
Seems idiot proof
Great job in the preset
Very good for competition 3 position 100m and 3 position hunting 300m indonesian version..👍👍👍
Can you please make more videos on this gun? What other Calibers can you switch between?
Yes we plan to make some more videos with the Kraken this year. We can switch between 6mm,6.5mm creed, 6.5x47, 260 rem, 308, 300 win, 300 norma, 338 lapua and norma.
@@CadexDefenceCanada I really appreciate this, thank you!
@@CadexDefenceCanada I´m not sure If I get what you say. So I buy one Kraken and can switch from 6mm to 338 Lapua?
Because on your website there are "caliber groups" stated in the chart underneath this gun. Wich made me think there are different version of this gun for the groups.
@@bullstriker1992 You're right, you can switch from 6mm to 338 Lapua with the help of our tool kit. All you have to buy is an extra barrel, conversion kit, magazine and bolt. You can change your caliber under 2 minutes without losing your zero.
Who makes the barrels?
Cadex uses Bartlein barrel blanks to machine its own barrel design. So the rifling is Bartlein, the contour, design, fluting, chambering, crowning is Cadex.
Pretty neat. How much? Then how much for the conversion kits?
I'm not allowed to provide pricing on You Tube. If you are serious please send your request to patrice@cadexinc.com with your name and country and I will put you in contact with the right person to provide you some pricing. Looking forward to help you out. Best regards
Kraken is 7000. Full caliber conversion about 2600
Cadex rifles are nearly the same price as custom built rifles, but will be better, because all parts are designed, made and assembled on the same factory, by the same people, sure, twice more expensive custom rifle may outshoot it, but hey, ab chose cadex to make 375 enabelr rifle for pretty much the promo of the cartridge, and that means a lot
plane to get one mc 338.is all tools
sold separate or with gun?
Hello Peter! Thanks for your interest toward our products. The tool for make the caliber change is sold separately. We have two different kit. The COMPLETE KIT, that includes all tooling required. Or, the BASIC KIT, and you will also need a Conventional 1/2 drive torque wrench (capable 100 ft/lb).
@@CadexDefenceCanada thx，other question，where i can buy the barrel?didn't find on web shop
@@peter11618 Write us at customerservice@cadexinc.com or you can call us at 1-888-348-6774. You can also find a dealer near you by following this link: www.cadexdefence.com/find-a-dealer/
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Have y'all never seen a Barrett MRAD? Takes less than 2 minutes to go from a Lapua, Magnum, or 308 boltface cartridge... Also, even the MRAD is a fraction of the price.
Takes less than two minutes to do a barrel change and half an hour to redo a zero cause of the shift of POI between barrel changes... Quite a time gain! Spend some time behind both guns prior to comment and you'll see what money can buy.
great system shouldnt take more than 10 minutes for a barrel change. as convenient as it needs to be while maintaining headspace and consistent solid lock up but it is stupid heavy/ expensive. i will agree though the best barrel change system ive seen yet. i would be more interested in seeing this design patented and licensed to more lightweight hunting/ sporterized competition rifles
I guess we disagree on the definition of stupidity... To us stupidity is most of the manufacturers selling a multi-caliber not capable to maintain the same POI between barrel changes. If you consider that carrying a 1 pound/ 3 piece tooling kit in your gun case is "stupid heavy/expensive" than I guess we'll let you spend your ammo trying to fine tune your ballistic chart, spending ammo, while we hit targets first round first hit... Most systems on the market are maintaining a 1/2 MOA on paper (a true 1 MOA in the field) shift of POI, it means 15" at 1500m. This system has zero to 1/4 MOA shift of POI and this makes the difference between a hit versus just throwing lead out there until you can make your correction. Also, try to find us a Multi-Cal (American/Canadian made) using top of the line components with the same features for cheaper than us... Good luck. But we respect your opinion.
i am saying for what i need the rifle is very heavy and expensive. that is why i would like to see it on more competition/ hunting rifles. i am not sold on the other manufacturers quick change system and actually have faith this would work well but i have no need to change calibers in the field , that is an option i would love having at home
We agree on that point, a caliber change is NEVERneeded in the field, including the military. As for heavy, it's not a hunting rifle for sure, it's an extreme range surgical tool so heavy is stability and makes the difference on follow up shots.
@@daviddaerr1719 because the military can ask for anything...then there is reality. That is why many requests come up and few contracts get signed. There is not a single truly "tooless" multical system adopted. The M40A6 uses a torque wrench hex key and the abandoned XM2010 found out the juice wasn't worth the squeeze. These guys have done what was asked and the requirements are what they are. This was never meant for the hobby shooter. I am not a Cadex fanboy either I just like keeping up with innovative systems.
fucking awesome ... but the price will be fucking awful :/
Actually cheaper than many other multi-caliber models on the market.
Hmmm....after seeing Ai's quick barrel change this is like not so handy.
AI's barrel change is coming back within 1 MOA, while we come back within 0.1 Mil. While you are trying to redo your zero, we'll be ringing steel at 1 mile...
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is it just me or does this look like a Remington MSR
Cadex designed the MSR chassis for Remington back in the days. Each comanies went their separate ways at one point due to some disagreement on aluminum castings versus aluminum billet type of manufacturing process. We chose quality over production cost. MSR program was cancelled due to product issues with the XM2010. This explains the similarities of some key components of this chassis. Cadex and Remington are co-owners of multiple patents related to this chassis system. I hope that it answers some of your questions or concerns. Best regards
@@patricepicard6686 Thanks for the info, that was very interesting. (I'm playing a game with both weapons and people are saying "The developers were lazy and the Cadex is just a differently colored MSR!" They were wrong haha!)
@@potatokilr7789 there will always be more amateurs than professionals... I'm Cadex's Senior Sales Manager so I'm kind of well placed to know more than anybody... Best regards
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@@AnimeRenegades yes lol
Nice looking setups an I've seen some reviews by lowlight to be very accurate but It looks very very similar to the Accuracy International multi caliber setup and at $7,200 msrp before optic, bipod, etc this will be a $10k setup. Not any cheaper than other tried and true multi cal setups and looks like the gen2 AX setup was just copied.
I'd like you to explain us how we copied a chassis that we developed about 5 years before AI was even thinking about making their AX chassis?... A chassis is a chassis my friend and I guess following your logic then pretty much all companies including AI copied us since we designed the Remington MSR chassis about 10 years ago before all these knock off specialty companies even knew what was a chassis. Regarding the price then I suggest that you have a look at the specs of what you get for that kind of money and you'll notice very fast that there's no match in the industry in terms of quality and best bang for your bucks. If you are still not convinced that we are superior then bring your AI with you and come visit us in Montreal, Qc, Ca and we'll put both guns side by side and we'll compare evry single points and features of yours versus ours and then we'll hit the range and I'll show you on paper what is the Cadex difference. Respectfully. Best regards
Sorry that my comments upset you but unfortunately that's my opinion, tri lug bolt, quick change barrel, and almost identical look of AI. If you guys developed these so long ago why is no one in PRS running your setups? I'd be more than happy to put my AI up against anything you wanna bring to the range but we both know that won't happen, Im not going to fly to Canada and your not going to fly to the U.S. Out of the top 100 PRS shooters in the U.S. Cadex isn't on the list of Chassis or Actions and AI has been in the top 5 for many many years. So by saying that your setup is head and shoulders above everything else is just a sales pitch in my opinion. AI has been around since the late 70's so I doubt you developed alot before them. And the price is pretty easy to beat my friend you can have some of the best Smiths in the U.S. make you almost 2 precision rifles for $7,200 with almost any action on any stock or chassis.
Whatever I'm gonna comment you'll add on top so it's a lose/lose for me and at distance I have no way to prove you wrong. There will always be guys claiming that GMC is better than Ford, then the Dodge guy will show up saying that his truck is better than the two other ones and once everybody think that the debate has ended there will be a Toyota guy and a Nissan guy starting another fight. We all have our preferences and I respect your opinion. Best regards
I completely understand and I also agree 100%, I wasn't saying your setups were bad or inferior just seem to have alot of similarities to AI in my opinion that's all
Grant Hulsey
I have an AI PSR as well as an AI AX308MC. Not sure what you are talking about as far as Cadex copied AI. The way you change calibers is completely different. My AIs are amazing systems and are extremely accurate but I will not be counting the Cadex out by any means. I want the best out there and if this is better, I want to try it. I like how the recoil lug is integrated and how they are using torque vs. compression in the AI
Nemesis is way better and stays accurate.
I doubt the Nemesis is "way better". They have changed their design several times too and valkyrie and vanquish owners on Sniperhide have complain about marginal accuracy for the cost. All these rifles at the 5k+ range are sub MOA closer to sub .5 MOA. The only difference is the audience/market. I.e. US made system may have US shooter/tactic inputs and CA system like this may address issues Canadian SOF have identified. All good rifles.
well... I bought it love it ...but the system is way too complicated ...and I will stick with AI ...
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cadex are beautiful guns but wayyyy over priced
spanky mcnugget What other manufactures provide a similar product for a cheaper price?
Takes too long guys. Others are done in seconds and people still don't want to do it. Let alone gunsmitthing yours.
This is a demonstration video of a barrel change, so we take time to explain. I change my barrel, bolt and magazine type in less than 2 minutes so it's more than reasonable. Best regards
All this Fancy Talk of how ya’ll are ahead of the Market but ya ain’t made a Left handed .50 BMG
All this arrogance simply to complain that we do not offer a left handed 50 BMG...
Sorry to let you know that we'd rather focus on the 93% market of right handed shooters than the 7% of left handed ones. Among the 7% of them, is a 0.01% of cocky customers that we'd rather not do business with and you seem to be part of them... Best of luck with finding a left handed 50BMG as I'm not aware of any manufacturer offering one!
Rob is a left handed shooter. He adapted, you can too.