That looks very close to a Sniper Gray. My BA on order is Sniper Grey. Should be any time now. Was waiting on an 20" Ace Barrel to come in.Found this picture on the VGW Facebook page. Anyone know what color cerakote the barrel is?
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That looks very close to a Sniper Gray. My BA on order is Sniper Grey. Should be any time now. Was waiting on an 20" Ace Barrel to come in.Found this picture on the VGW Facebook page. Anyone know what color cerakote the barrel is?
Tracked down the owner and he said it was matte clear over stainless.Found this picture on the VGW Facebook page. Anyone know what color cerakote the barrel is?
You selling yours right now or waiting for 360 to come in?My poor vudoo has been neglected for the last few weeks. Sitting against the wall, clean. Unfired. Waiting to be sold for a three 60 vudoo lol
It still needs some fine tuning adjustments to the zero. it will work for Saturdays NRL22 match in the rain in West KY!!!It was... Those are actually all misses, haha!
Damn good shooting, man.
It is a Burris RT25 5-25/56 SCR2 Mil reticle in ARC 30mm Low rings. I have 2 of them and an XTR3 ordered with the same reticle.Nice shooting materig looks good too. What scope is that?
He landed as I finished the last string. It was his lucky day.Too bad that fly wasn't on the target when it was up!
Was hoping to use my left hand 22" in Nebraska, but it hasn't come in yet and i don't think I'll have enough time to train on it...so back to right hand 20"MTU....I have a 22" kukri unthreaded on order from Vudoo. Will be using my 90 degree 18" kukri at nationals. Can't wait for the 360.
Just checked and you are correct. My mag catch is adjustable. I just adjusted it to less than a hair's breadth and I'm getting no play in the mag. I'll add some velcro to the mag as well and take it to the range today and test the bolt cycling. I'm sure Vudoo will take care of me. Not concerned that they won't.I agree with the above regarding the mag catch - I don't think you can even buy a new MPA without the adjustable catch. If playing with the mag height doesn't solve the bolt and feeding issue, I'd contact Vudoo/MB (If the bolt cycles smoothly without a magazine, that may be a clue re your height adjustment). They will take care of you.![]()
I’m not sure if you’ve seen my email response from last night at 11:53p ET, but I mentioned that it’d be easier to talk through what you’re seeing on the phone (was going to cover the mag release). I was checking into a hotel as I replied, so couldn’t offer up any detail at the time. I’m flying today and available via telephone tomorrow.Just checked and you are correct. My mag catch is adjustable. I just adjusted it to less than a hair's breadth and I'm getting no play in the mag. I'll add some velcro to the mag as well and take it to the range today and test the bolt cycling. I'm sure Vudoo will take care of me. Not concerned that they won't.![]()
Round tilted up means the rim isn't getting seated / control fed into the bolt face so it's getting pushed by barely catching the rim / and then eventually pushing directly into the side of the brass and when it hits the edge it'll just flip up.I am having feeding issues - not like the ones described above - it’s just the ‘nose tilted up’ problem. I watched the video on this issue and did some additional reading but am wondering if there’s any way to solve this more consistently. I make sure that each round is tilted up - don’t pull the button down too far - tap the magazine - etc. I still end up having to pull the magazine out every time. I’m using the JP APAC chassis and so far Midas + and Eley Match which seems to slightly worse than the Lapua for feeding.
I could get down with a single shot adapter for the 3 lug too!Is this feeding issue normally just in certain chassis? Or is it across the board depending on DBM used, etc? My Vudoo Three 60 will mainly live in a McMillan A5 with Badger M5 DBM.
Also Mike @RAVAGE88 is there any plans to make a single shot adaptor for the Three 60 action? Im going to drop mine into a spare McMillan LV/HV stock I have when/if I wanna shoot some smallbore BR/F-Class with it.
Yeah the stock used to have a Sleeved Rem700 in it. Im going to machine up an adaptor plate to suit the Three 60 when it rocks up. Also means I dont have to bog it all up and re-inlet the stock either. I dont mind machining up a single shot adaptor for it really but if Mike has one in the works already with correct angles and alike, saves me alot of maths and machining time.I could get down with a single shot adapter for the 3 lug too!
Is this feeding issue normally just in certain chassis? Or is it across the board depending on DBM used, etc? My Vudoo Three 60 will mainly live in a McMillan A5 with Badger M5 DBM.
Also Mike @RAVAGE88 is there any plans to make a single shot adaptor for the Three 60 action? Im going to drop mine into a spare McMillan LV/HV stock I have when/if I wanna shoot some smallbore BR/F-Class with it.
I watched the video on mag feeding and am very particular about how each bullet is placed in the mag so that’s not the issue for me. Hopefully the fixes I made to the mag release will fix the issues I’m experiencing.Well - as it turns out if I am more careful with each round as I place it in the mag I don’t get any mis feeds
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I picked up my full Vudoo V22 build this past Thursday from my FFL. The rifle looks absolutely amazing and the quality is impeccable, however, I'm having some major bolt cycling issues with it:
The bolt doesn't feel very smooth in the action. Almost as though the paint inside the action is too thick. I have a Volquartsen Scorpion pistol that is very smooth, and I expected the same kind of smoothness. I tried some light oil, then a lot of oil, then tried removing most of the oil, tried a bit of grease, but still the same issue with the sticky feeling. Will this get smoother over time?
Within the hour I took it to my local range to sight in the scope. I had to do a double-take when it put 10 bullets through a hole at 25 yards, and had no trouble hitting a bullseye at 200 yards. However, after about 100 rounds I started having feeding issues where the bullets would smash up inside and not enter the bore, bending the bullet in the casing, denting the bullet. I had to pull the magazine to get the bent bullet out. I put a few hundred rounds of Midas+ through it, and got the scope zeroed, but after awhile I'd have to eject the magazine each time and waste a bullet.
I took it to the range again on Friday, and put another 400 rounds through it (mainly Midas+, SK Rifle, and tried some Wolf Match Extra and X-Act). I noticed right away that the Wolf and X-Act were sized differently. The primer rim was too wide in these rounds to fit the stock Vudoo mags. However, the X-Act seemed to be more accurate downrange. I ended up sticking with Midas+ and SK Rifle Match. When I got back home, I looked in the action and noticed metal shavings everywhere in there. An examination of the bullet casings showed that the casings themselves are being scraped somehow. This could have been the reason for the bolt action not being smooth. It's basically shaving metal off the bullets and casing! I cleaned it out, put a bit of oil on the bolt, and it seemed to cycle much more smoothly once I did that.
Saturday I took it to my first ever PRS match. Throughout the match my rifle would constantly jam, I'd have to eject a bullet, or eject the entire magazine and fiddle with putting another one in. This cost me time, and I wasn't able to finish several of the stages because of this (aside from the fact that a poor functioning rifle messes with your head).
I heard there are issues with Vudoo magazines and the MPA BA Comp chassis, but I'm not noticing the mags tilting at all. I watched this video and it looks like an adjustable mag release might solve the issue, but I question whether or not this is really the issue:
The magazines seem like they are in the magwell very snug and tight with only a bit of side to side play, no forward backward play. And if there were consistent issues with the BA Comp chassis, why wouldn't Vudoo ship them with the extended mag release as standard? What I am noticing is the bolt seems sticky when cycling it right before the bullet jams. It's not perfectly smooth. I can feel the bolt dragging on something. Any ideas what I could be doing wrong? I read that you can put some velcro on the mags to keep the mags from rotating, which I will try today and test it out again at the range. Any other things I can try to make this work? As is, I don't feel I can compete with this rifle (just way too many jams). Numerous people were also running Vudoos and they observed the same issues with my rifle. They tried it out, checking out the bolt, and offered some tips on the feeding issues, but advised sending the action back if these issues continue. I'm also wondering if I'm cycling the bolt incorrectly...not grabbing it at the correct position, not using enough force, or perhaps too much force.
Any advice would be much appreciated! I really love this rifle and would like to solve this!
The bottom of the Vudoo magazine is not parallel with the top. See photo:Might also be an optical illusion but from the picture it looks like magazine is drooping in the back (towards the shooter). Definitely doesn't look horizontally lined up with the chassis.
The bottom of the Vudoo magazine is not parallel with the top. See photo:
With the new Vudoo I have been trying to true data as I had something off for Saturdays match and could not hit a single plate at 100. I shot about 500 rounds on Sunday and I am getting somewhere finally. I re built the profile in the Kestrel and started over then did the Cal DSF at 201 yards. that was the distance at my head laying behind the rifle. I'm not 100% sure on where that distance should be bu either way I used it. the call was 7.8mil at 201. Actual was 7mil flat. I had 2 rounds on the 10 that hit the 1100FPS mark and went high. the other 8 were golden. Now I just need to stretch it out to 400 and verify that data.
Below is the 201 yard group and the 200 rounds at 50.
Shooting SK Rifle match 72* average was 1083, MAX 1104, MIN 1072, ES 32, SD 6.9. This was over 50 rounds. I shot 200 rounds with 4 - 50 shot strings across the MagnetoSpeed.
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I read you post for 2020 in the rimfire section about this as built another profile using that and my data. It lined up at 6.98 for 200 yards.If you have a Kestrel Elite, the Center-X AB profile works for the SK Rifle Match, Standard +, etc ammo. Never need to DSF it. Just reset a new profile and use the Center-X Custom Curve profile. Make sure your atmospherics are current, and put in your velocity. I've done this across multiple rifles at different locations out to 400 yards and never needed to use DSF.
Also most important... make sure your 50yd zero is 100% solid, not .1 or .2 off. If your 2nd picture is your 50 yard groups I guess your zero is pretty decent, though the groups are a bit large.
Also check your bore height to make sure you're measuring it correctly. That can also throw a .1/.2 off at distance which will cause you to incorrectly true things.
The patent for the original mags is interesting:Oops, I've been using my alu mags for too long. They're level.