Vudoo v22 photos

It is making all my other bolt action rimfires feel extremely inadequate is all I know. Last night I heard a bunch of sobbing inside my gunsafe lol!
 
The action is melonited inside and outside and the barrel and outside of action are cerekoted. I prefer the barrel to be left as a stainless polished finish because cerekote is probably harder to touch up if you happen to scratch it. If somebody knows how to fix scratches in cerekote let me know just in case it happens
 
brybenn said:
Forgive my ignorance but whats with the verticle gap just ahead of the trigger gaurd. It appears to be a 2 piece chassis?
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The buttstock and forend are separate pieces attached to a beefy inner chassis. Very similar to a Sako TRG. There's a bit of TRG influence in KRG chassis'.
 
armorman said:
Hi Mike, looks great!

I picked up my completed rifle yesterday at Insite. It's a pretty well built rifle. As Mike has already mentioned, and upon my initial observations, the machining appears flawless. I'll try and get some pictures to this thread later on.

@KDX. I have the 18" barrel version in a Greyboe Ridgeback stock. With some beefy Badger rings and a 5-5x56 NXS my rifle weighs in at just a hair over 13 lbs. Add whatever extra weight you need for a bipod or other attachments.
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Thanks. It's certainly a beefy package and there is no downside to target shooting with that.
 
Here is mine - just waiting on a TT diamond to put it all together.

It is a sweet rifle for sure. The receiver is SOLID! I have had a CZ452 and a Anschutz 64R, although great rifles in their own right, they pale in comparison.

IMO, the step up to the Vudoo from other 22s is greater than a 700 to a custom action.

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She's a beaut. I'm not even going to ask what it's worth.
Looking forward to seeing the accuracy reports, my guess is it's going to shoot very, very well with that degree of sheer braun built into it.
 
I forgot to include the Arca rail for the Bravo. I also will probably add some lead in the stock somewhere. The balance point is at the back with the 20" barrel.
 
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