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I happen to live within 90 minutes of their Ohio location and booked an appointment. Thanks!Send your rifle in and you can buy a case of 5000 rounds
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Dusty: Just an FYI… Vudoo suggests that you have your rifle well broken-in (they say 1000 rounds but many people will use 500 as that minimum) before you let Lapua do their ammo lot testing on it. You’ll get better long-term consistent performance from that lot of ammo you end up picking.
Thanks I almost forgot about that. The 4 month lead time fits my schedule perfect don’t have any free time from march1 to august anywaySend your rifle in and you can buy a case of 5000 rounds
Lapua Rimfire Performance Center - Capstone Precision Group
We now provide testing in two convenient locations, one near Phoenix, Arizona and one near Columbus, Ohio. To schedule a test, please fill out an appointment request form here. We recommend you read through our important notes before testing. Location Information Rimfire Performance Center West
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SK or Lapua since they have chambers cut for it. Mind shoots really good with SK plus and SK Rifle match. Good enough that Im not missing any plates due to the ammo.
Those are pretty good groups. I'm a little lost, can you post up what rifle and ammo you used?
Vudoo repeater with 20” Bartlein barrel. SK Rifle Match ammo
Damn, math and shit… who knew
I think technically you are correct, it should be + 0.110” or half of the bullet diameter. Because you reference the POI off the center of the bullet. I think that is correct…
The only reason I was in the top ten is because I just bought a Vudoo.
A Vudoo won't make you a better shooter, but better equipment never hurts either.
I would agree with one exception. As long as you know that there is no fault in the rifle and if you miss or get a really bad flyer; then you know it's you and not the rifle.A Vudoo won't make you a better shooter, but better equipment never hurts either.
Nope! Doesn't look like a RimX at all!
Although I've solved 99% of my magazine feeding problems, rimlock does happen on occasion so not sure if I'm in a huge rush to get these - I have a feeling they'll be appropriately priced as well $$$.....I truly believe that if Vudoo had these magazines in the beginning, YouTubers like X-Ring, IY6C, and others would have never switched to RimX.
Heck, I was so worried about Vudoo's current magazines, I came within a hair of going with a RimX myself because I thought their magazine was much superior.
I will definitely be getting a few of the new versions but have a feeling it will be a very long wait.
Would not surprise me if it takes all year, unfortunately.
I would be curious what that patent would be. Vudoo was the first to offer an aics 22 mag.I've had a few rim-locks with my magazines but it was mostly my fault.
I don't like the fact that I have to be so careful to load them to avoid rim-lock as it's long and tedious with the 15-rounders.
If the new ones can be loaded quickly and don't have a rim-lock problem as they shouldn't, I will get the new ones asap and probably never use my old ones again.
I feel stupid for buying 4 of the old 15-rounders; I should have had more faith Vudoo would offer a fix but I didn't because I figured they could not get around the RimX patent.
I can't help but wonder if Vudoo decided to pay the patent fees and, if they did, it was a wise decision as I will gladly pay the extra money needed to get the better magazines.
Don't know and don't care as long as Vudoo now has that wonderful RimX-style adjustable latch.
Can't be 100% sure but from that generous cut out that the mag catch sits in I bet it does! The part that intrigues me is that there is no screw that I can see. Wondering if the mag catch has a threaded stand off that a long allen screw engages from the top (or bottom) of the mag? IF that were the case and the thread pitch was known you would know that 1 full turn would raise or lowere the mag catch .xxx" of an inch (40 TPI is .025"). Tuning could be almost micrometer perfect! Not bagging on RimX but the loosening the screw in the face, bumping the catch, re-tightening, and testing could get old quick. Now how do they keep the screw from moving after adjustment? Detent? Set-screw? Maybe it is done from the bottom and there is a rubber/polymer pad in the base plate that applies pressure to the screw head so it won't move post adjustment? BTW... This is all conjecture and bench engineering from me...Don't know and don't care as long as Vudoo now has that wonderful RimX-style adjustable latch.
No doubt. I have 13 (Lucky, no?) and they all work fine. I'm not sure the new mags are going to be the be all to end all but I heard they had QC issues with the last iteration of the aluminum mags so might as well address a "perceived" issue when sourcing a new manufacturer. Grand scheme of things I spent 400 bucks on those 13. Aluminum mags? I'm betting north of $1200.00 so I'll pass. Money better spent on ammo, match fees, food, gas, and AirBnB's. Still intrigued by the mag catch thing. I wanna take one apart!
That could be the adjustment point as well? Could be a cam system to move the latch up and down? Seems overly complicated but after seeing how they do their 1911 frame (2-pieces? Really?) I wouldn't be suprised.
