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Thoughts after vacation
- The Bear Pit
- 22 Replies
The badlands is my list. There is so mush amazing stuff I have seen in CO. I am glad I got to experice this state when I did the way I did. It's nothing like it was. Everything is still here, but there is just so much less access to it.
Ya national parks are sooooo, busy. Because they make everyone show up for a reservation at the same time. It's public land. Come and go as you please. They owe off huge tracks of land for few "sensitive areas." Like where boiling water meets the surface that can melt your body with acid.
That's kind of like how they call mega doubt, but the truth of the matter is they squandered much of the water in the CO River basin. Now any natural drought is primed to be a catstrophy.
Ya national parks are sooooo, busy. Because they make everyone show up for a reservation at the same time. It's public land. Come and go as you please. They owe off huge tracks of land for few "sensitive areas." Like where boiling water meets the surface that can melt your body with acid.
That's kind of like how they call mega doubt, but the truth of the matter is they squandered much of the water in the CO River basin. Now any natural drought is primed to be a catstrophy.
300 Norma
- By Taylorbok
- ELR - Beyond 1000 Yards
- 39 Replies
I used to, until I started shooting NF, now I'll go strings of 10.
I had a RUM and went to a 30SM for mag feed reasons, it keeps up just fine.
Those are rookie numbers, pump them numbers up.I did the same thing. I have 2 pounds of it also.
You wouldn't buy a race car and run it at half throttle.
10 second showdown
- By Terry Cross
- The Armory
- 24 Replies
Are you going to post a video as well or are you just trolling for vids of some of these dudes in their tight American shooting pants?
School me on the Vudoo
- By David Lott
- All Things Rimfire
- 102 Replies
I had a Foundation Centurion with a Vudoo bottom metal that fed flawlessly with a properly loaded magazine. See above post about the Glock 22I hear ya, but I don’t blame the guys shooting the matches, those are the guys I’m trying to help and reduce their level of frustration after spending a ton of money and issues abound. The research they do has actually fed the problems, not eliminated them.
On the other hand, just because someone shoots a lot of matches doesn’t mean they’re qualified as a technical consultant (which isn’t what I hear you saying at all). I know a lot of pilots that fly airplanes, but none of them can tell ya how to build it.
I’ve not said much about this topic for roughly seven years of listening to people blame the Nylon magazines for the varied feeding issues.
Hence, the likely obvious intensity of my comments above, which some are likely to consider something other than the “high road,” but it’s time to put blaming the magazines to rest and shift focus to the real reasons.
And based on the diagrams and explanations posted everywhere showing the tilting, rolling and need for an adjustable gadget of some sort, it’s not that the issues aren’t known, but not many will step up and address it openly.
At any rate, you’re 100% correct. Proper setup is key, but you shouldn’t have to care if your magazine hits a bag. The rifle should still run like a Swiss watch.
MB
Elk Hunting Rifles, What are you Using?
- By trob
- Bolt Action Rifles
- 91 Replies
Mine is pretty similar. manners LRH, 24” proof carbon sendero, Nx8 4-32 with nf rings, silencerco scythe, and tricer bipod (w/long legs) is 10.5lbs all in ready to roll.
Im not calling him a liar, I’m really just curious where the weight is
School me on the Vudoo
- All Things Rimfire
- 102 Replies
This
Shooting matches has taught most of us that feeding seems to be an issue with most rimfire rifles.....until you work them out! I have been running 2-10 round and 1-15 round original Vudoo aluminum magazines for years and would not switch for anything.
