Awesome! The B14r is fantastic in it's own right

Im still liking the ACC better... Love the look of the MPA and the machining finish is phenomenal... But from what i have found, the more aggressive mag well (the barricade stop) on the ACC seems to protect the mag when bracing into a bag on barricades, which seemed to help prevent feeding issues.

I've tried both and kept the MPA. The ACC is longer and won't fit a 18" Vudoo barrel. A lighter weight chassis would be even better. It seems the adjustable butt stock adds a lot of weight.

Yeah, that barricade is a fun one! It was made by Robert

That peg board is hell. In a challenging way

@@Womfat Cool design that looks fairly compact for transport. It would be helpful to see the other side as it looks like there may be some additional bracing on the board itself based on some screws I can see at each hole location and on the side of the board too.

Barrel is the 20" Ace MTU profile 1:16

I made those bags, I have a video on my channel

@@Womfat Ok! I'll look for it

Mine came with instructions to use the tool as well but it did not come with the tool... so not very helpful lol

@@Womfat I spent a few hours at the range yesterday seeing if there was difference between using the tool and just using my thumbs to feed the mags. Didn't see a difference really. Should be easy to get Kevin to print it for you if you get the sld file. I'll bring it to Magnetawan for you to see, if I end up going

I looked at the Volquartsen summit a while back, but straight pulls never really interested me. I have a buddy who built one up and seems to really enjoy it.

Just curious. I think when the chips are down, a straight pull can never close tight as a conventional bolt. But I'm not sure if everything else is done right that it would make a substantial difference on paper. A straight pull sure can run fast Congrats again. Don't think you could go wrong with the Vudoo.

Generally they are not compatible, different feed angle. The Bergara and Ultimatum Deuce mags can be made to work with some effort.

I bought a T1X last year before knowing anything about NRL22, bought it as a plinking rifle. Setting it for baseclass right now.

Unfortunately not, I will still be using the 457.. the 10rd mags are hard to find here as well!

@@Womfat I was kidding I knew you would keep them. I have looked every where for them. I just no going to pay E-bay prices $ 75-100 . .

It’s one I made myself that attaches to the arca rail.

I like the look, and had tested a rifle with the same contour which I quite liked.

12" I believe

Mine seems to have good clearance all around

Can you contact me on IG? That sounds cool

You are misinterpreting things. I like the rifle, but also can discuss a few things that are not perfect about it. Too often people present a product as perfect and ignore any downsides. Since I've tested some other competitors of the Vudoo, I thought I'd speak to the experience. The 60 deg bolt throw was a big winner for me.

How am I hurting myself? As long as I can adjust the stock for a proper cheek weld, I'm not concerned about my scope height, there's no benefit to having a super low height over bore in PRS-style rifle shooting.

@@Womfatoh there isn't? Hmm I guess physics doesn't apply to prs competitions LOL If you claim to be a competitive shooter and don't know about issues of having too high rings then you need to hang that gun up and do some more research.

@@ngirardo86 There may be benefits for holdovers if you're shooting close distances, but for what I do, there is none. I think you need to do a little bit of research in your outdated school of thought on the matter. Any long range rifle shooter who understands what height over bore affects will not care about super low scopes unless it's an aesthetics thing. As long as you can fit the rifle properly and take into account the scope height (usually plugging it into your ballistics solution), there are many reasons why it doesn't benefit a shooter. Here's some decent videos covering the topic: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/l759f9ygt87Tf4U.html kzfaq.info/get/bejne/f5h4hMeBla2pYHU.html

@@Womfat your 1st mistake was thinking you needed a $3000 rifle to compete. If I learned anything over my 35 years on this earth its that equipment doesn't make the shooter the shooter makes the equipment. My $450 rprr with my $800 meopta optika6 can shoot as good or better than any vudoo on the market I do it evertine I take it out to shoot and take the photo proof every single time. 2nd when you show up to a match with a $3000 gun and a $1000 scope with rings that you just found and bought you look like a rookie. Try telling guys the run 20-60mpa rails that physics don't mean anything in prs matches and see what replies you get. Take criticism in stride dont criticize others for their criticism.

@@ngirardo86 Nice change of topic. I've never thought I need a $3K rifle to compete, I actually often stress the fact that it's totally not necessary in many of my videos. On the flip side, there's nothing wrong with trying gear and buying whatever someone wishes to use. The top shooters in my areas use CZ 455/457's and consistently beat all the Vudoos and RimX's. Happy that your RPRR is working for you.