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Join the contest SubscribeThe others are this target frame I made and LED light out in the orchard. Optic is a Trijicon 5-50x56 Accupower using the green reticle illumination for contrast. The first three groups were shot using 40x magnification, the last two using 22.5x..... Learning experience.Nice, super tight group! What are the other two photos, shooting in the dark with night vision?
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The Vudoo V-22's build quality and accuracy potential with good lots of ammo totally justifies high quality optics. It's definitely a major paradigm shift from my first scope on my 10/22 in 1974.Wow, you guys really have high dollar scopes. Very nice! It looks like you shot better with the lower power setting.
Littlepod, did you 3d print that, if so, that's awesome!This is my 3D printed ammo box for 10/22, need to craft one for the Vudoo still.
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we have to acknowledge the godfather of the 40x repeater conversion is Mike Bush. He’s the guy who figured out the most effective way to feed the tiny 22LR round in the larger 40x/R700-sized action was adapting a modified AICS-dimensioned magazine. That was back around 2011, and his magazine ultimately became the basis of today’s Vudoo Gun Works V-22 rimfire repeater system. The R700 footprint V-22 is widely viewed as the Lexus of 22LR precision trainers, with barreled actions costing $1,770.
Although not an article on the Vudoo V-22, I believe you all will find the beginning of the article interesting and I’m humbled by the observation and recognition.
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RECOIL Review: Bergara's New B14-R Rimfire Trainer in 22LR
Read: RECOIL Review: Bergara's New B14-R Rimfire Trainer in 22LR from Rob Curtis on March 26, 2020 for Recoil.www.recoilweb.com
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The little plastic case that Burris xtr rings come on holes 3 boxes perfectly. If you happen to have those laying aroundThose ammo cases look awesome! I would love to buy one right now but I still need to invest in a few more magazines. I really want two of the new 10 round aluminum ones and one five rounder. After those are acquired, I can definitely see one of these in my future. The last time I was at the range, I forgot to zip one of the pockets on my drag bag and had about 4 boxes of SK fall 5 feet to their (almost) demise. It luckily only damaged a few of them, but still..
If I could get my hands on one I’d tell you.Is there any advantage to the new aluminum magazines?
Is there any advantage to the new aluminum magazines?
Hear! Hear!Although not an article on the Vudoo V-22, I believe you all will find the beginning of the article interesting and I’m humbled by the observation and recognition.
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RECOIL Review: Bergara's New B14-R Rimfire Trainer in 22LR
Read: RECOIL Review: Bergara's New B14-R Rimfire Trainer in 22LR from Rob Curtis on March 26, 2020 for Recoil.www.recoilweb.com
MB
What is this speculate u speak of kiss?Vudoo might be getting close to releasing their new bolt throw receiver and MHS is trying to sell off their remaining inventory. Of course that's all speculation. But, I have never seen a Vudoo on sale before.
I received these 5 round mags a couple of weeks agoIf I could get my hands on one I’d tell you.
I only speculate because Vudoo's don't need to be on sale to entice people to buy them. However, would you buy a Vudoo with a 60 or 90 degree bolt throw?
Do you think Mile High may be having a sale due to the decrease in sales due to the current situation we're experiencing? ?
No Sir.
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The way they are now works just fine. People get way to wrapped up in bolt throw in centerfire too. You practice with either and you will be plenty fast and smooth enough.
That being said, I would buy a vudoo 60deg repeater the day it released if one ever does. But I won’t get rid of my 90.
You can't just leave it at that! ?
I would imagine that is very true because my 90° bolt on my B-14R is smooth as glass. IMO the main reason a person should get either is if they were replicating their centerfire rifle. If a person didn't have a CF rifle I wouldn't be able to understand why someone would want a high lift bolt throw over a lower one.The way they are now works just fine. People get way to wrapped up in bolt throw in centerfire too. You practice with either and you will be plenty fast and smooth enough.
Would be cool but man mine is a laser and wouldn't want not to shoot it all the time... instead of half the time. HahaI only speculate because Vudoo's don't need to be on sale to entice people to buy them. However, would you buy a Vudoo with a 60 or 90 degree bolt throw?
Given that shot to shot repeatability is of ultimate importance, I would think a semi-automatic would be top of the heap. Mount-aim-fire-aim-fire-aim-fire....Perhaps the tradeoff is superior inherent accuracy of a bolt action versus semi-automatic. However, could an automatic be made much more accurate by thinking outside the box?I certainly agree with you on the fact that it's not really that big of a deal. However for me at least it's about the small gains. After controlling the ammo situation as best as you can and having a very good grasp on the proper mechanics the next place to look is on repeatability. One excellence place to look for improving repeatability shot to shot to shot is by minimizing the amount of movement between shots. Which is where bolt lift, bolt throw, trigger and grip placement become important. This isn't just anecdotal, it's one of the main driving forces behind innovation in many precision shooting disciplines. For me it's most apparent in the Olympic or ISSF smallbore rifle game. This isn't meant to be argumentive simply my reason for shooting what I shoot, food for thought...
I usually don't shoot groups much anymore. Here's a 10 shot group I shot a few days ago. the pic is positioned sideways so the group in reality was horizontal. If it wasn't for that one....oh man. This is very representative of what my vudoo will do. It is not a fluke group.
could an automatic be made much more accurate by thinking outside the box?
What barrel profile do you have? That's some nice shooting! Very nice! Thanks for sharing.I usually don't shoot groups much anymore. Here's a 10 shot group I shot a few days ago. the pic is positioned sideways so the group in reality was horizontal. If it wasn't for that one....oh man. This is very representative of what my vudoo will do. It is not a fluke groupView attachment 7295348
Any reasons or just your hypothesis? My hypothesis is they could but I do not know if they could without feeding and extraction issues? Given traditional lead bullets perhaps semi-auto loading is more likely to deform them in a non-consistent manner than a bolt action repeater? If that is the main reason for accuracy degradation in a semi-auto, a less malleable bullet metal could be a game changer? Could copper bullets level the playing field?I try to never say never, but I highly doubt it...
Yeah, it is.Hell of a group for 10 shots at 100 yds. I hope mine will shoot that well
Any reasons or just your hypothesis? My hypothesis is they could but I do not know if they could without feeding and extraction issues? Given traditional lead bullets perhaps semi-auto loading is more likely to deform them in a non-consistent manner than a bolt action repeater? If that is the main reason for accuracy degradation in a semi-auto, a less malleable bullet metal could be a game changer? Could copper bullets level the playing field?
Rick, until someone makes a true STRIKER fired match grade semi auto, a semi can NEVER compete because of the slow lock time dictated by the hammer fall.
You have to hold a semi PERFECTLY still for 4 times longer AFTER the trigger is pulled than a true striker fired bolt gun....and it's impossible without a mechanical rest.
Even the Boogera and other bolt guns (Ruger 77/22, etc.) with a multi piece firing pin cannot compete, over the long haul, with a true striker fired bolt gun.
Sorry, it's simple physics.
But bolt throw is 0 degrees so it should shoot the bestest!!! LOL