We couldn’t build a Canadian rifle without getting a part from our friends at Cadex Defence (spelled the Canadian way). In this case, we picked up the Cadex Defence Unitized Scope Rings to meet a few requirements we had for the mount. It needed to have a bubble level, and preferably a Picatinny rail on the forward ring for a red dor later on.
TagThe Apologizer
We decided to build The Apologizer to showcase some Canadian companies that not everyone might know about. Canada has a storied past of some of the best shooters in the world, and along with them some world-class precision rifle parts manufacturers. The aim for this rifle was to make an entirely Canadian rifle from the brake to the stock, to the magazine and the scope.
The Apologizer rifle build, more Canadian than maple syrup drinking beavers playing hockey.
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Eyes On — MDT ACC Accessories | The Apologizer Build
As we trudge on through the middle of the pandemic, assembling a rifle that will be baptized in maple syrup and swaddled in flannel, we need to outfit the chassis we talked about in our past article with a few succesories… I mean, accessories. The great thing about the MDT ACC is how easily you can add certain bits and bobs to work with your shooting style. Here are a few MDT ACC Accessories that we’re looking at.
Eyes On – MDT ACC Chassis | The Apologizer Build
We are using several parts and bits on The Apologizer and today’s article is on the MDT ACC Chassis (Adjustable Core Competition). Read up!
Eyes On — Ultimatum Precision Deadline SA | The Apologizer Build
Now that we picked a trigger for The Apologizer our all Canadian precision rifle build it was time to find an action that will take that trigger. We chose the Ultimatum Precision Deadline short action for the Apologizer build. It takes the TriggerTech Diamond trigger, is easy to operate, & well designed. The Deadline is a Remington 700ish footprint action that takes Remington 700 Triggers and Savage small shank pre-fit barrels.
TriggerTech Diamond | The Apologizer Build
Triggers in most guns are a lot like insoles in most shoes to me, they work but could be better… a lot better. I almost always swap out a stock trigger for one that meets my needs and if TriggerTech makes one for the gun it gets one installed. For the Apologizer build I swapped the stock trigger for a TriggerTech Diamond, known for short trigger stroke, low pull weight, no creep, and crisp break.
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