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  1. RAVAGE88

    DeLane Development Group Rimfire Ventures

    It's common for me to make points by asking questions that I already have the answers to. So, how many BR threads are there across the entirety of the internet that started eight years ago, has more than 1,000,000 views, over 12,000 replies and nearly 240 pages? Second, how many repeaters are...
  2. RAVAGE88

    DeLane Development Group Rimfire Ventures

    I'd be careful posting pictures of shooting the CA state rock, I'm sure it's a protected species out that way, but really nice group. MB
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    DeLane Development Group Rimfire Ventures

    Very nice. With a V-22 or something else? MB
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    DeLane Development Group Rimfire Ventures

    Some like to shoot groups with a single shot adapter, so I find myself needing to be specific. :ROFLMAO: MB
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    DeLane Development Group Rimfire Ventures

    Below pics are five and 20 shot groups, 50 yards, from one of my first Gen 1 V-22s with Center X. All rounds are mag fed. The two thrown shots were on me. These weren't from a 1.2" diameter barrel, so not relevant to Drew's question, but it's what I expect from what I build with the contours...
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    DeLane Development Group Rimfire Ventures

    Yo, Dude, I've been asked about this before, and I have nothing against the smaller tenon one-way-or-another, but to speak directly to the above statement I'd need to know how "super tight groups" is defined. I know in the BR world, there's at least one guy that argued that the smaller tenon...
  7. RAVAGE88

    DeLane Development Group Rimfire Ventures

    A quick update: The V-Series, DDG V2210, 10 round magazine is in Phase 2 of prototyping and validation. Once it's through Phase 2, it's eligible for pre-order (if I elect to do one based on level of interest) and officially in production phase, starting with an LRIP, aka, Low-Rate Initial...
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    Vudoo 360 in Acc Elite Mag Latch Position Pic Request

    That's good news and further validates the root cause analysis. Your magazines are now constrained properly to feed correctly but depending on the amount of slop in the mag well, pressure on the mag could still induce a failure. My deep dive on just one MDT DBM, in SolidWorks and in a rifle...
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    Rimx with ModX conversion likes Vudoo mags better than RimX Mags

    Thanks, Dude, the new 10 round Mag is in phase two of prototyping and validation. Once it's through phase two, it's eligible for pre-order (if I elect to do one based on level of interest) and officially in production phase, starting with an LRIP. The LRIP is when I could be looking for a few...
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    Rimx with ModX conversion likes Vudoo mags better than RimX Mags

    Thank you for the details, it helps ring all this out. It's definitely a timing issue and definitely not a spring issue. I doubt it is follower angle. It'll be interesting to see if the interface pad on my magazine is providing a rearward load into the release (it has to be touching the forward...
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    Rimx with ModX conversion likes Vudoo mags better than RimX Mags

    I’ve been following along and was attracted to jump in when you said, “too nose up.” Forgive me if I missed somewhere above, but what stock/chassis are you using? Is there an adjustable release in addition to the adjustable catch on the RimX magazine? “Too nose up” isn’t always (more rare than...
  12. RAVAGE88

    DeLane Development Group Rimfire Ventures

    That lil feature is someone's highly misguided guess and applied by hand with a belt sander and it was done at VGW by people that had never built a rifle before. The reason for it was in response to a complaint that Eley wouldn't feed, so of course, the issue had to be the magazine. I also see...
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    DeLane Development Group Rimfire Ventures

    Take a close look at the picture below and note the constraints for the assembly as a whole. Many of you have made highly valid and very accurate points that describe the symptoms of failures to feed and cycle, such as rolling about the mag release, forward tilt of the magazine and a list of...
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    Vudoo 360 in Acc Elite Mag Latch Position Pic Request

    To be able to work from and supply complete and accurate info, I have conducted a dimensional conformance study and all-in-all, MDT did a good job with their Precision DBM. One important point to note is the reference line on their mag release doesn't represent the length of the AICS magazine...
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    Vudoo 360 in Acc Elite Mag Latch Position Pic Request

    Not silly at all, as I've been thinking about qualifying these other magazines because I knew I'd get this question. At the moment, I can speak to "ifs," and it will give you a few things to dig into. "IF" the Bergara magazine is properly constrained to the AICS form factor, the method will...
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    Vudoo 360 in Acc Elite Mag Latch Position Pic Request

    No worries, this is info I've been planning to present as part of a video series for proper rifle setup, but your post was very timely, so I'm throwing it into your thread. I'll still cover it via video. 👊 MB
  17. RAVAGE88

    DeLane Development Group Rimfire Ventures

    FYI: https://www.snipershide.com/shooting/threads/vudoo-360-in-acc-elite-mag-latch-position-pic-request.7263471/#post-12244211 MB
  18. RAVAGE88

    Vudoo 360 in Acc Elite Mag Latch Position Pic Request

    I set up a test using the MDT Precision DBM, which has the same mag release as your ACC Elite. Before I get into the details, I used a Foundation stock, because I know they hit their "pillar" numbers, and I torqued the action bolts to 65 in lbs. I used .012" shim stock on top of my legacy...
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    Vudoo 360 in Acc Elite Mag Latch Position Pic Request

    Sorry, Dude, I edited my post above; it's .012", not .120". MB
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    Vudoo 360 in Acc Elite Mag Latch Position Pic Request

    Try this: Remove the magazine, place .012" (or as close as you can possibly get) of tape on top of the magazine behind the feed tower, but just within the perimeter of the top of the magazine, no overhang. Adjust the magazine release all the way down and leave the screw loose, but with some...