bostonbullit said:

Which barrel did you go with?

And where ya'll seeing the factory heavy for $680??

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Tokay444 said:

Not all Ferraris.

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erik72 said:

It really depends on the criteria by which you are using to compare. For example, I simply get much more enjoyment from shooting semi-auto than I do a bolt gun. The video I linked below is from JP when he's introducing his precision rimfire rifle, the JPRFX. He states that he needed the rifle to shoot 1 MOA for competition. Now if he can attain that level of accuracy but do it much quicker with follow-up shots, then it's a benefit to him.

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cjs88 said:

Like Richard said, only way to remedy is to buy the scope, then a tac ops. There is one for sale somewhere in the PX.

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clcustom1911 said:

Cool story, broski. Changed my life. Go do several hundred mag changes, "I'm up! He sees me! I'm down!", vehicle cross loads, and principal evac/extract repetitions and let me know how things go after you refill your "I almost joined the Marines" Yeti tumbler with BRCC coffee.

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• Weight/length savings negligible in final analysis
• Expensive action ($2000): I wanted versatility for any future builds on it (eg 300 PRC), not stuck w 6.5/7 PRC and similar
• parts availability/compatibilit/options as mentioned
• Resale value bc of above

WTF-2-EDC said:

I am strapped everyday to fend off evil if necessary. That's defense...

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ironpony52 said:

Marines, they do not pull out

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mtwarych said:

From the upper left corner, two inches right, two inches down.

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nagantguy said:

I saw this one as well; standing g at Parade Rest , hands clasped behind the back and M18 goes bang.

Update - I did read in my 320 owners manual that the positions of attention and parade rest and the lean and rest are known to make the 320/m18 fire - and they refer us to the part that says do not carry with round in chamber .

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ballisticdaddy said:

Anyone who has spent time behind both platforms has come to realize that the semi-auto is pale by comparison to most bolt guns.

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Jefe's Dope said:

I actually believe you can make money. You should make money because that's how capitalism works. You deserve to make money for filling a void that is needed AND in demand. Please, do NOT price yourself out of business out of some sort of "I have to do this for my people" low price business model. You're not working on volume here. We paid a lot to get into the game, there's no reason to look for bargains now. It's not a cheap hobby or sport and certainly not at this level. I want you to be around when I need you and not be like other's with "I should have bought spares when they were still in business."

I put a $300 trigger in my Vudoo and I spent approximately $.25 per trigger pull. I haven't kept track but I would assume I've spent more on ammo than the rifle. And I get nothing back, beyond experience, once I decide to get out, where the rifle has resale value. Especially if there's quality refurbishment parts available. Especially from the guy who designed the system. Don't get me wrong, I like saving money and I spend wisely. But I also don't like buying shit (I consider that spending wisely). There's a plethora of budget minded .22lr rifles. A Vudoo and you are not that market. I, and many others, have $3500-4000 dollar scopes on these things. $2500+ chassis'. $500 chronographs. $600+ bipods. Etc. Plus all the other ancillary equipment to go with it. Bargain shoppers are the worst. They're never happy and complain the most (I owned and operated retail business' for 25 years, I know them well). We know and understand quality costs and are willing to pay for it as long as it is quality. I can only imagine all the nay sayers when you began the Vudoo experiment poopooing that NO ONE will pay that much for a .22lr rifle. And lastly, learn from Vudoo's mistake of slim margins.

Also, thank you for taking this on. It's no small feat but you ARE the guy to do it. I wish you the best and lucrative future.

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