Vudoo closed the doors…
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Was looking at a Vudoo 360 or Rimx as a high end build eventually. Or a B14R or CZ rebarrel
I know there was chatter about them focusing more lately on 1911’s and what not
Seems like a great time to be a high end .22 builder with the popularity of the sport seemingly growing.
Also seems to be some new comp actions coming to market including L3I.
I know there was chatter about them focusing more lately on 1911’s and what not
Seems like a great time to be a high end .22 builder with the popularity of the sport seemingly growing.
Also seems to be some new comp actions coming to market including L3I.
Hopefully it's temporary. Thier are many shops with pending Vudoo builds.
Actions like the Remington 40x was the predecessor of the V22 action. Hopefully those who are doing a variance change of this action have fixed the multiple issues of the 40x. (That's what Vudoo did).
Else thier will be other options coming soon!
Actions like the Remington 40x was the predecessor of the V22 action. Hopefully those who are doing a variance change of this action have fixed the multiple issues of the 40x. (That's what Vudoo did).
Else thier will be other options coming soon!
Competition is very healthy especially in this market, it can set new benchmarks, highlight benchnarks or how big can you dream reality Benchmarks. Customers always win in these scenarios.
As long as they don’t get into pistols they will be fine.
The chatter indicates that rim-x is having its own problems with excessive wear on the newish ones.
I’m surprised to hear vudoo shut down
Perhaps the demand isn’t what it appears to be
I’m surprised to hear vudoo shut down
Perhaps the demand isn’t what it appears to be
Damn. Didn't see that coming. Vudoos on the second hand market probably just got a nice bump in price.
2 years from now....benchrest'ers are buying used Vudoo's to weld them up and convert them to single shot.
Wouldn't that be ironic.
I never had the impression they were the best managed organization on the planet. Jumping into the 1911 market didn't fit the business model which already had plenty of competition. Who wants a 2-piece firearm frame welded down the middle
