I'd fall into that category as far as setting up a .22lr in a chassis system, never done it. I had an X-Ray for a centerfire back years ago and then went the Manners route for awhile. Now I'm converting everything I can (centerfires) back to KRG and would love to do the same for my Vudoo. Just never found anything that fits me like the KRG stuff does.
Bayou, it’s a 20” Kukri profile. I have the weights but I haven’t installed them yet. The gun is rear heavy.
What razor 2 are you running? Was debating razor 2 or strike eagle? Are you selling your razor 2?
im kinda stuck on vortex, I have a strike eagle on a Bergara b14r and like locking turrets etc. What rings and what ring height did you need for the HD gen 2
If you swap the rear to the aluminum one versus steel, put on the mirage shield, and an EC tuner, your 22" mtu won't need weights
How do I get the rear aluminum part , just email them? I need to get my weight down. Another useful addition are the baker wingsIf you swap the rear to the aluminum one versus steel, put on the mirage shield, and an EC tuner, your 22" mtu won't need weights
Thanks for your nice comment, Shane.
Curious about the RBLP. what is the difference?Thanks for your nice comment, Shane.
For my purpose, I love my RBLP repeater better than anything and wouldn't have it any other way.
My good friend here on the Hide (Drew Certain) told me about the RBLP repeater last year and I immediately called Vudoo and changed my order for one.
I suppose I have to admit that the extra wait getting the RBLP repeater was worth the extra 4 months of wait time!
If I decide to order another Vudoo, it will definitely be another RBLP repeater without a doubt!
The main difference is...
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Rob, thats interesting. Wonder if the longer barrels give less speed variation between lots of ammo?? And better ES and SDs due to longer barrel... will have to test....
Lucky I just got a new case of Eley Match
Sour Mash is right, just do it. Go to VGW direct. its the best way to go, they are cheaper in the long run, from actions to complete rifles. It time to give up on the CZ like all the fan boys on You Tube have done lately to moved on to the next cheap super star custom B14 R that take $3K to fix. Things aren't going get any cheaper, inflation never goes away its just the new base line. The days of $2 Big mac and .75 cent gas is history. The minimum wage was $1.65 in 1973. Get something that you can be proud of it time to do it. Ohio sales tax is almost 8% so a 10% sale is not worth the effort of working with a middle man. You need pick up the phone OEM factory service on something that is going last a life time. Good luck and have fun with the tool.
Thanks for that tip. I just picked up a 18" Kukri for very short$ ( and no sales tax). I'm not competing with it so this taper and length should work well for my "do all" purpose itch scratcher. I have a KRG Xray inbound and a Timney Hit trigger siting in the shelf ready to go. I even have a Vortex 5-25x56 Venom NIB that needs purpose Hopefully this isn't a problem child to set up. I look forward to my first Vudoo but honestly have nothing bad to say about the CZ 457's and Bergara B14R's that I've been shooting to date. All have been a joy to own and shoot. guess it's just time to see what all the hoopla is about!
Thanks!
Wow, that's a nice barrel. I tried to get a Shilen Ratch from Killough sport several months ago but they were out of stock, just the blank was over $300. You must have got this done before the prices went crazy and the 30 week lead times for the $600 XLR. Lead times are the showstopper on most builds today. You couldn't build another one today for $900. You're looking at a $300 trigger, $180 tuner, $400 for the gunsmith work, $795 for the action or a $1,100 donor rifle with $200 in mics parts and shipping & taxes. You are all in somewhere around $2700. Add $400 if a donor rifle was used and you have a $3100 B14R. So the Desert Precision Gunworks custom B14R price to fix the action with a custom barrel & chassis is spot on. DPG has the B14R listed at $3145 and an upgrade repair service for $750. https://www.dpgunworks.com/rifle-build. You are very lucky to have less than $1,000 invested into such a good looking B14R. Prices have gone up so much that it's almost not worth upgrading a production rifle. One would be better off in the long run just ordering the top of the line performance Ferrari custom rifle that has some resale value after its career as a winner has ended. The stories of having the best horse in the race are legendary as they are passed down to the next generation. Your B14R might be that pony. Your response has made me take another look at the B14R and see if I should order the Custom B14R from DPG. Just watching all of the machining of the action, fixing the bolt lugs and installing a good barrel looks like he has made a winner. This might be the B14R that I get. Thanks for your help.
