Ultimate build for Accuracy

Vudoo has developed and and is now shipping a single shot, left side loading, bench rifle, the V-22S. I don't know if there are at this time any reports by serious BR shooters on how it does, and I don't think it's been shipped north of the border yet.

Some pictures below.



 
Respect. Boy am I out-of-touch. I think my BSEV is accurate as hell with an expensive scope & mounts on it. I'm pleased to make a headshot on a grouse at 50 yards. Now I feel like the guy who showed up at a drag race with his factory car. This is a very interesting thread. Kudos to all you guys.

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sonichanxiao said:
If money is not an issue, maybe vudoo v22 action?
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I have a Vudoo V22 and this is number two but the accuracy I’m speaking of is at a different level! Vudoos are very accurate for the designed purpose but in a different class than what I’m seeking. Thanks for reading my post and appreciate your opinion.
 
Jefferson said:
I could write a book, imported and got built about 2 dozen full blown rimfire bench rifles

only have a new hall left

got a JLC carstensen rail that was a v block and with click adjustable I converted it to a rimfire rail gun my friend still has
JLC used to sell dies made by BAT machine

calfee is a crook, stole a barrel that was a hummer, tried to blackmail a manufacture into getting a few free actions or he would blackball him and then calfee did

his guns don't shoot any better than about a dozen other builders

the chase is in the ammo,

most guns are pretty good, and it takes about 1500 rounds or more before you can even begin to tune a rimfire barrel

lilja makes the barrels for the high end rimfires name escapes me right now Bleiker and quite frankly

rimfire barrels shoot about 125 thousand rounds before wearing out but lilja pre wears them out for bleaker so they shoot lights out for only 40 thousand rounds

I have a pappas one piece rest made by him and it is jewelled just like his daughter Jessica the only 2 ever jewelled by pappas

it takes 2 years to become good and longer to become great

it is fun and entertaining and a real learning experience, but not easy

need 6 great windflags, balanced and set up the same

need a uppy downy flag if not 3 of them and maybe some wind probes by gene beggs a good friend who delivered some to the usa
nationals for me when I needed them when mine got stolen, he drov3e from texas to st loius for me and to visit his friends when he was not planning to go, a true friend

I and 2 others designed and had ian robertson make the JTR br stock used in over a dozen countries at the next worlds for shot range br

rimfire is difficult and just buying a great done does not automatically mean you can shoot 250's

maybe more later but I don't type so good


I can talk you off the ledge longshot then you change your name to lone shot he=he


later and yes the hall will be sold this year or next
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Nice to be informed about Calfee! Not interested in wasting time or money supporting unscrupulous people. As you say “Life’s too short” and unfortunately so true. Obviously lots to be gleaned from your experience and knowledge. Any info is greatly appreciated. If you decide to sell ur rifle or anything related, if not spoken for, I would be extremely appreciative for the chance to own any of these treasures. Thanks for replying with so much info to my post.
 
Some day i would like to get a high end custom rimfire imported from the us , like a 2500 action and a shillen ratchet barrel but for now that is out of my budget.
 
RabidM4U5 said:
Easy there, fella. To the best of my knowledge, nobody posting here has an "ultimate accuracy" rifle, or is seriously involved in rim fire accuracy, either in competition or the building of such rifles. There are some such folk on RFC, which is arguably a much better source of rim fire information than here. People here, such as myself, can best be described as interested amateurs, no matter the depth of knowledge we might possess on certain topics.

Yes, there are some very good rifles in this circle, but you said "the most accurate possible", which significantly narrows down the options.

I can still help you along a little. First, let's take a look at what is currently the most accurate rim fire in the world: Calfee Spec 5 "Black Death"



Barrel: Shilen Rachet, 24"
Trigger: Modified FF
Action: E-Turbo
Chamber: Calfee spec, 2° leade, 0.155" engraving

Where is there to go from here? Look out for the new V-3 Turbo, triple lug action with crescent shaped firing pin. Barrels... a number of manufacturers make excellent blanks, the difference will be mainly in how well the Smith does their work. Top picks include Shilen rachet, Muller corrugated 8, MI-4, modified MI-4, and 90 driver.
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Obviously this guy know something I don't (okay fine, lots of things), but what's with the scope rings on that rifle being 2" apart and the tiny rail?
 
Jahred.F said:
Obviously this guy know something I don't (okay fine, lots of things), but what's with the scope rings on that rifle being 2" apart and the tiny rail?
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That is Calfee's scope mounting method. Here's what he has to say about it:

"Action binding is just one issue.......


Another issue is your aluminum scope tube expanding during temp changes, and how it binds the action when the scope is mounted across the loading port.


Plus, how placing the rings on either side of the adjustment housing affects scope function, when the mounting is faulty...


And even............................


How mounting the rings on either side of the adjustment housing effects scope function, even if the mounting is perfect."
 
For a few more details (here Calfee is not especially wordy) including pictures of other bench guns using the Calfee style of scope mounting and Calfee's scope base design, see h t t p ://www.wwaccuracy.com/showthread.php?t=5837
 
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