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Help Scope the New Vudoo
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I have a 0 MOA Spuhr mount and the 20 MOA base on the Vudoo. No problem getting to 25 yards or further out. Also no issue with ejected shells. Mine is the 1.18" height.
20" i wanted 22 but they only do up to 20s its their MTU contour.. I measured barrel breech its 1.20 tappered to 880 thats much closer to m24 to me
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Im pretty sure its part of vudoo intention is for suppressor. Paul did tell me that after 20" powder already completely burnt and longer barrel give no advantage anymore.. I choosed their max length coz suppressor makes our hawaii governor scared
What do you think of the eyebox on the AMG? I tried one and it seemed really tight compared to PMII I had on another rifle. Optical quality was very good...maybe not as much pop as SB, but resolution seemed equivalent. I've since gotten an ATACR and I feel like it's more forgiving at 35x than the AMG was at max power. I'm asking because I really love the 7B reticle, and I don't think anybody has turrets/zero stop that match Vortex right now. Maybe I should take a look again......
I have an AMG on my match rifle, yeah the eye box is a little on the tight side. But it doesn't bother me I have gotten used to it. My daughter shoots it occasionally and she is able to get behind it pretty quick. That 7B is really nice!
It's a bit more sensitive than what I'm accustomed to in the ATACR and S&Bs. However, I really like the AMG, haven't spent enough time behind it yet, but haven't found anything I don't like.
MB
I’m getting ready to order a barreled action myself but I was thinking about going a different direction with my setup. Do y’all think I would be doing this rifle a disservice by throwing a fixed parallax nx8 on it?
I'd be interested what direction you'd go with this barreled action that a 1-8x scope would be your choice??? Don't know if I would say you're doing it a disservice, but that optic probably wouldn't be my first choice for realizing the accuracy potential of the rifle. 125m fixed parallax on that scope also wouldn't make it my first pick for a rimfire.
I was thinking ultra light squirrel rifle, manners eh4, not sure what the lightest contour they offer is yet... but if I’m being honest I’ll probably be using it for target shooting most of the time. I guess I just don’t want to end up with a 12 - 15 lb 22lr. Thanks for the reply, I think I still need to decide what I ultimatly want out of this build. Either that or order 2!
I've thought about ordering another V22 action & building a much lighter semi-sporter with it. My V22 is almost as heavy as my jelrod-converted 40X & XB rifles with 26" sendero contour bbls, which run very close to 14lbs. in tactical stocks with adjustable cheekpieces. I went with a Manners Tactical Elite T4A for the V22, and set the bbl length at 22", but stayed with the Athlon Cronus 4.5-29x56 scope like the 40Xs have. Right now, I'm thinking it'd be sweet to have a V22 that's as accurate as the heavy one, but weighs 8.5-9lbs, w/scope. Something like a Bartlein #2B bbl in a Manners EH2 stock would be a good start, but I might need to go with a 1" scope to keep weight from climbing above 9lbs.
Vudoo seems to suggest 20" barrels. I was checking out BBTI, Ballistics By The Inch, and it seems that 22 inch barrels get the most velocity out of most .22LR ammo. Do you not want that? Wouldn't you want to get the most velocity out of the load? New to this, so not sure.
With precision 22lr you want to make sure the ammo stays subsonic. If it goes super Sonic it almost immediately goes transonic, making the bullet unstable. At least that's the way I understand it, could be wrong...
was going to put this somewhere else but you mentioned the sightron have you looked at the sv's 10x50x60 34mm around $2069 ish and maybe for a bit less the delta stryker saw a few 5x50x56 34mm for $1,560 delta with hd glass saw video sightron had same glass in s3 models but new turrets and 34mm tube not sure if that is worth 2k but it may be and option. and i can say my s3 works nicely at 50m its a nice clear picture could only assume that the delta would be nicer specially since its better glass.
I wouldn't call mine ultralight. Just got it and it is an 18" spectre sitting in a Rem 700 lefthand wood stock while I wait for a Mcmillan. Currently without scope it weighs in at 7.5 pounds. So 9 pounds or under should be easy.
Dropped the barreled action into my son's Mcmillan Edge Classic with PTG bottom metal and it came in at 6.75 pounds without a scope. Can't wait for Mcmillan to get mine done.
I think your Sightron would be fine. I'm not PRS 22 match shooter, no matches near me, too old for all the up and down. I am a long time long ranger center shooter. I have shot 1000yds and 600 yds benchrest, 500 yds EggShoots, and steel matches out to 1200 yds.
I am now shooting long range rimfire steel matches out to 200yds. For me I don't like FFP scope. I don't like the Reticle getting bigger as the power goes up. I know it's keeps the mils the same. For the shooting I do, I click for dead center hold. I will use hash marks for holdover and wind. I like a lot of power in a scope, 20x would be mim. for me. For PRS you don't use the higher power scope, there is a lot of movement and not so stable shooting setups.
Your 2 scope post below, may be the way to go.
I have a Sightron S3 8x32 on my Kidd Supergrade, a Nightforce 8x32 on my Tikka T1X, and just ordered a Athlon 10 x 40 Argos BTR for My CZ 455 Varmint. I can turn the power down, but I can't turn it up if I don't have it.
Mark
QUOTE="MarkCZ, post: 7538022, member: 122143"]I think your Sightron would be fine. I'm not PRS 22 match shooter, no matches near me, too old for all the up and down. I am a long time long ranger center shooter. I have shot 1000yds and 600 yds benchrest, 500 yds EggShoots, and steel matches out to 1200 yds.
I am now shooting long range rimfire steel matches out to 200yds. For me I don't like FFP scope. I don't like the Reticle getting bigger as the power goes up. I know it's keeps the mils the same. For the shooting I do, I click for dead center hold. I will use hash marks for holdover and wind. I like a lot of power in a scope, 20x would be mim. for me. For PRS you don't use the higher power scope, there is a lot of movement and not so stable shooting setups.[/QUOTE]
Marks comments are valid and highlights how hard it is to set up a do everything rifle. For target shooting accuracy only with no or long time limits, the higher power scopes and 2FP are great and I see a lot of guys with the 10-50x Sightron on their rimfire paper punchers. PRS is different, It favors practical accuracy and speed over precision or max power. It requires the ability to reliably dial up and down the full range of the optic with confidence. I use a 6-26x FFP optic for PRS because I can dial up/dwn the power and the hold over with the recticle stays the same regardless. I rarely dial it up above 10-15x because I need to be able to quickly acquire a 5" or 6" steel tgt at 200-300y and hit it and it does not matter if the hit is in the center-x or the 6-o'clock edge as long as it goes "Dink". Since I am usually very limited on time, the advange gained by the extra power is not enough to matter and the small accuracy penalty of the cross hairs getting big and fat at max power is not enough to matter on 9 out of 10 stages. Some of the FFP recticles are much better than others and if that is an issue for you, I would plan on getting one of the best Vortex, NightForce, Kahles optics like the K624i. There are cheaper options but since you bought the Vudoo, you already decided to not go cheap.
I am now shooting long range rimfire steel matches out to 200yds. For me I don't like FFP scope. I don't like the Reticle getting bigger as the power goes up. I know it's keeps the mils the same. For the shooting I do, I click for dead center hold. I will use hash marks for holdover and wind. I like a lot of power in a scope, 20x would be mim. for me. For PRS you don't use the higher power scope, there is a lot of movement and not so stable shooting setups.[/QUOTE]
Marks comments are valid and highlights how hard it is to set up a do everything rifle. For target shooting accuracy only with no or long time limits, the higher power scopes and 2FP are great and I see a lot of guys with the 10-50x Sightron on their rimfire paper punchers. PRS is different, It favors practical accuracy and speed over precision or max power. It requires the ability to reliably dial up and down the full range of the optic with confidence. I use a 6-26x FFP optic for PRS because I can dial up/dwn the power and the hold over with the recticle stays the same regardless. I rarely dial it up above 10-15x because I need to be able to quickly acquire a 5" or 6" steel tgt at 200-300y and hit it and it does not matter if the hit is in the center-x or the 6-o'clock edge as long as it goes "Dink". Since I am usually very limited on time, the advange gained by the extra power is not enough to matter and the small accuracy penalty of the cross hairs getting big and fat at max power is not enough to matter on 9 out of 10 stages. Some of the FFP recticles are much better than others and if that is an issue for you, I would plan on getting one of the best Vortex, NightForce, Kahles optics like the K624i. There are cheaper options but since you bought the Vudoo, you already decided to not go cheap.
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