The Cadex Defence R7 SHP SA precision rifle in 6.5 Creedmoor is built for shooters who want serious accuracy without strapping themselves into a modern chassis system. This is a traditional-stock precision rifle that doesn't sacrifice performance—it pairs Cadex's Strike Nuke Evo adjustable synthetic stock with a fully integrated micro-chassis for the kind of rigidity you need at distance. The 24-inch barrel with 1:8 twist is crowned and fitted with a 5/8-24 TPI MX2-ST muzzle brake, and the rifle ships with a 10-round DSSF magazine and a 20 MOA top rail ready for your optic. Right out of the box, this gun will hang with custom builds at half the labor cost.

The Strike Nuke Evo stock is where this rifle earns its keep. It's designed to split the difference between lightweight hunting ergonomics and tactical stability, and it delivers both. You get a tool-free, spring-loaded cheek piece that adjusts up and down (and side to side), plus a removable neoprene cheek pad. The recoil pad height is adjustable, and spacers let you dial in length of pull. Flush cups on both sides accept QD sling mounts without modification, and the magazine release and trigger guard are oversize for gloved operation in the field or on the range. The grip angle is optimized with a comfortable thumb rest, and the fore-end is ergonomic with inserts that support medium and heavy barrel contours up to 1.350 inches.

This is a single-shot platform built on proven architecture. The Cadex Defence R7 SHP SA uses a double-stage trigger and round knob, and it feeds AICS-compatible magazines for reliability and flexibility. The finish is stealth shadow—tactical enough for serious work, subdued enough not to scream for attention. Whether you're stretching shots on prairie dogs, hunting elk at elevation, or running repeatable groups at a precision rifle match, this is a gun that rewards good technique and quality glass with honest accuracy.

The Cadex Defence R7 SHP SA precision rifle in 6.5 Creedmoor is built for shooters who want serious accuracy without strapping themselves into a modern chassis system. This is a traditional-stock precision rifle that doesn't sacrifice performance—it pairs Cadex's Strike Nuke Evo adjustable synthetic stock with a fully integrated micro-chassis for the kind of rigidity you need at distance. The 24-inch barrel with 1:8 twist is crowned and fitted with a 5/8-24 TPI MX2-ST muzzle brake, and the rifle ships with a 10-round DSSF magazine and a 20 MOA top rail ready for your optic. Right out of the box, this gun will hang with custom builds at half the labor cost.

The Strike Nuke Evo stock is where this rifle earns its keep. It's designed to split the difference between lightweight hunting ergonomics and tactical stability, and it delivers both. You get a tool-free, spring-loaded cheek piece that adjusts up and down (and side to side), plus a removable neoprene cheek pad. The recoil pad height is adjustable, and spacers let you dial in length of pull. Flush cups on both sides accept QD sling mounts without modification, and the magazine release and trigger guard are oversize for gloved operation in the field or on the range. The grip angle is optimized with a comfortable thumb rest, and the fore-end is ergonomic with inserts that support medium and heavy barrel contours up to 1.350 inches.

This is a single-shot platform built on proven architecture. The Cadex Defence R7 SHP SA uses a double-stage trigger and round knob, and it feeds AICS-compatible magazines for reliability and flexibility. The finish is stealth shadow—tactical enough for serious work, subdued enough not to scream for attention. Whether you're stretching shots on prairie dogs, hunting elk at elevation, or running repeatable groups at a precision rifle match, this is a gun that rewards good technique and quality glass with honest accuracy.