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@David Lott -- I'm hoping a post from you concerning us customers that have builds on order with DI is forthcoming.

I'm not mad (yet) but with all of the Vudoo shake-up... it'd be great to see open / honest communication on some kind of cadence to the community here, OR via email to your customers inbox.

At the present time, I have NO clue as to where I am in the queue, if there is a queue. All I know is that I have already paid and seeing the above comment regarding refunds is a bit disheartening -- to say the least...

I want to support y'all -- but the silence is killin' me, smalls! 😅
I don't want to give bad information, so until Jacob tells me himself this is what I know, Vudoo has moved into their new location, I know that they recieved actions and that they are setting up and getting back into production. You can imagine the setback this has caused killing our cashflow while the bills are still there, machine payments, the shop payment all the utilities, payroll etc. I am doing a bunch of barrel work in the meantime to keep things going but I've had to secure extra funding and that is taking a little time to get done but once that is in place we will be in a better position. I appreciate your patience in this matter and hope you guys can hang tite a little bit longer so that we can give you one of the best rim fire barreled actions available. I did receive some 90 degree actions if anybody wants that instead. We are also working on a few projects that are almost done that will tickle your fancy.

Suppressors Mount or direct thread?

For my first suppressor I went Liberty Precision Anthem S2. Added a Rearden atlas XL mount to it. If it werent for the heat in the can I could swap it in seconds.

It fits my

Howa 1500 6.5cm
Ar10 308
Ar15 300blk
Ar15 5.56

I went Rearden/ LPM muzzle devices. I feel the money on muzzle devices to switch quickly is well worth the money.
You need a suppressor cover and no worry about heat when swapping. Take a look at the Rifles Only HAD cover.

Suppressors Mount or direct thread?

For my first suppressor I went Liberty Precision Anthem S2. Added a Rearden atlas XL mount to it. If it werent for the heat in the can I could swap it in seconds.

It fits my

Howa 1500 6.5cm
Ar10 308
Ar15 300blk
Ar15 5.56

I went Rearden/ LPM muzzle devices. I feel the money on muzzle devices to switch quickly is well worth the money.

How often are you moving your cans around that 4 seconds vs 7 is worth a hundreds of dollars and extra weight on every rifle?

Firearms Remington 700 action AAC short action

Used factory Remington 700 short action action has about 1500 -1800 rounds on it before taking the barrel off, originally in 6.5 creedmore. Marked as a AAC-SD action with RR serial number, has not been modified from factory configuration.

Price $550 shipped to your FFL accept Venmo and Zelle
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XM-3 on CMP, what’s the story behind these?

Oh and if they did re barrel it I’m surprised they didn’t have the receiver US engraved. Then tell him oh we started doing that because people love it.

My bet is it’s a recent re barrel not one done in 2014. Notice how the marker that says done in 2014 is way darker than the other. Not saying it’s the smoking gun but I would not doubt it. .308 probably wouldn’t have noticed a barrel change so soon. But some USMC guy could have monkey fisted it. From what I understand it is not uncommon for a 308 to go well over 10,000 rounds and from what I understand it’s not unusual to go much higher.
When I was in a Scout Sniper platoon, we sent our rifles back to PWS when they reached 6,000 rounds. I'm not sure if that changed in recent years, but that's the round count for sending the rifle in for a new barrel. Even if the sniper rifle still shot well, the decision was usually made to send it to PWS (100% no matter what, the rifle was going back to PWS if a deployment was coming up). If the 2014 date on the label is correct, then the barrel was changed after about 8 years in the Corps. The XM3 barrel could have very easily been shot out or have surpassed the 6k round count mark.

I see what you're saying about the date on the label being sketchy, but sometimes collectors add a date to paperwork/labels at a later time just so they can remember what the date was. I have no idea what's going on with the date on the label of the XM3 barrel, but I can see it from both sides (being legit or not).