bbyars said:

All the okies doing it wrong?

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All the okies dialing windage on the clock? Find it hard to believe.

I've received a bit of outreach about what parts are in the kits and at the moment, I'll answer for everyone here by saying that every small component that is part of the action assembly will be in the comprehensive kits. I'll publish what's specifically in the kits later, but there are five:

1. Orange--Gen 1
2. Red--Gen 1.2
3. Purple--Gen 2
4. Blue--Gen 3 Repeater
5. Yellow--Gen 3 Single Shot

I won't be offering the action assembly components individually, so if you need a part, the kit is the only way to go. There's a lot involved in making this work and to ship a single part only to have to provide another single part for the same action/rifle later on is not efficient and there are many kits that will be shipped OCONUS.

I've also received numerous questions about magazines and if I have an equivalent to my original polymer magazines. Currently, I do not, but I will be making and supplying a new magazine later as part of the two actions that will use them, and the plan is, they will be backward compatible with the V-22.

Hope this helps,

MB

I've received a bit of outreach about what parts are in the kits and at the moment, I'll answer for everyone here by saying that every small component that is part of the action assembly will be in the comprehensive kits. I'll publish what's specifically in the kits later, but there are five:

1. Orange--Gen 1
2. Red--Gen 1.2
3. Purple--Gen 2
4. Blue--Gen 3 Repeater
5. Yellow--Gen 3 Single Shot

I won't be offering the action assembly components individually, so if you need a part, the kit is the only way to go. There's a lot involved in making this work and to ship a single part only to have to provide another single part for the same action/rifle later on is not efficient and there are many kits that will be shipped OCONUS.

I've also received numerous questions about magazines and if I have an equivalent to my original polymer magazines. Currently, I do not, but I will be making and supplying a new magazine later as part of the two actions that will use them, and the plan is, they will be backward compatible with the V-22.

Hope this helps,

MB

TheOE800 said:

I assume a late 2024 Vudoo is cerakoted. Hand tap or drill good enough? I don’t have a workspace to fixture or drill press.

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A proper end mill is best (like @David Lott posted), as it has no point like a drill and will clean the entirety of the blind hole for the pin. It's best to have no, or a very small, corner radius.

MB

theLBC said:

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What outrage? This is exactly what they voted for. They are demanding to be raped and bred out of existence.

ma smith said:

Some more modern bullets post-date the wylde chamber. 85.5 Berger comes to mind, I think the ideal throat/fb or whatever for 85.5 is around 100, but I'd have to check my notes. [ETA my notes show ideal "spec" FB for the 85.5 Hybrid @ 0.99 and for Beger 90VLD Target @ 1.06.]

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I am well aware of that. Pretty much any 223 chamber is going to have to be 'non standard' to accommodate that class of bullets. But OP was lumping the 223 Wylde in with the 223 Rem Ackley Improved. There's absolutely nothing about the Wylde chamber itself - throat aside - to make load data materially different. The throating will of course make a huge difference, but it's entirely possible / common to have a Wylde chamber throated long.

Back in the 80's we always joked McDonald's was " kangaroo meat".

Got a feeling that if people knew what modern beef patties consist of....we'd all be asking for some marsupial instead.

TheOE800 said:

I assume a late 2024 Vudoo is cerakoted. Hand tap or drill good enough? I don’t have a workspace to fixture or drill press.

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This is what I use to fix the issue.

We need something new, because this stuff is $25 on amazon now… and used to be free with a set of rings!!!



Remember what they took from us!

Sirhr

Calling Mcdonalds "food" is like calling a heart attack "indigestion".

If you are dialing wind on the clock you are doing it wrong. Dialing the best guess before the stage is fine but holds are the way after the buzzer.

Bump

Still looking for a new home.

JR_77 said:

When the weave wig comes off you better GTFO it’s about to go down.

Other than that I’m down with Waffle House.

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Pro tip!

Doom said:

I found that using a pencil flame torch like the one below allowed for more precise heating and kept the heat away from the body.

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Yes, the pencil flame is more precise, but the swirl is a little hotter and the faster I can heat up the neck the sooner I can drop the case out of the flame. And the sooner the case is out of the flame, less heat will flow down the case. That's my theory behind it.

Bakwa said:

What was your round count for the run last year?

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I don’t remember the exact count, but I think something like 95 rifle and 100 pistol if you went 100%. I ended up using like 4 rifle mags and 6 pistol mags (21 rounders). Legion guys wanted a higher pistol count last year, and overall higher round count with seven stages. I enjoy the bigger round count matches, and the ammo weight burns off pretty quick so it’s not too bad weight wise.

Srgt. Hulka said:

Only time I stop at McDonald’s is to pee when I’m traveling. Other than that, fuck that shit. I haven’t eaten a McDonald’s hamburger since 1986.

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Funny how when I was a kid I used to never get the nuggets, but loved the burgers. Nowadays I can't stand the burgers, but love the nuggets. Can't go wrong with a large order of fries and a 40 piece nugget order. I need to try their crispy chicken strips sometime. I really miss their crispy chicken wraps.

TheOE800 said:

You know, my recent Vudoo was slightly off level so far as the rail to receiver relationship or at least I thought so when leveling the scope. Worth bothering with a new base?

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The problem is one of 2 things we have seen, if it is cerakoted it most likely has too much cerakote in the pin pocket or it is not deep enough. An 1/8" endmill will solve that problem and allow the rail to sit flush to the action if you're the DIYer kinda guy.