festa 206 Posted September 23, 2009 Report Share Posted September 23, 2009 Thanks Tdesnos and Stealthly1. If i can give back to someone the enjoyment i have recieved from my time hunting with air rifles i certainly will. Its good to share info and educate and be educated by the other members of our sport while passing on our experiences both good and bad. We all have our weaknesses at something or other in our sport and noone can honestly say that they are perfect at shooting with their air rifle at all ranges and in any conditions. By sharing info and nowledge we all become better Si zini's weekness is foriegn lady joggers he just falls every time for them lol sry , mate could'nt resist it gary zini started the great north run 5min ( yes he was the 1st casualty ) into the run some foriegn lass tripped him up and 5hrs in casualty and somebad damage to his foot Elaborate!!! Quote Link to post
tdesnos 6 Posted September 23, 2009 Report Share Posted September 23, 2009 Thanks Tdesnos and Stealthly1. If i can give back to someone the enjoyment i have recieved from my time hunting with air rifles i certainly will. Its good to share info and educate and be educated by the other members of our sport while passing on our experiences both good and bad. We all have our weaknesses at something or other in our sport and noone can honestly say that they are perfect at shooting with their air rifle at all ranges and in any conditions. By sharing info and nowledge we all become better Si zini's weekness is foriegn lady joggers he just falls every time for them lol sry , mate could'nt resist it gary zini started the great north run 5min ( yes he was the 1st casualty ) into the run some foriegn lass tripped him up and 5hrs in casualty and somebad damage to his foot Elaborate!!! haha bless him! Quote Link to post
Marksman 934 Posted September 23, 2009 Report Share Posted September 23, 2009 Thanks Tdesnos and Stealthly1. If i can give back to someone the enjoyment i have recieved from my time hunting with air rifles i certainly will. Its good to share info and educate and be educated by the other members of our sport while passing on our experiences both good and bad. We all have our weaknesses at something or other in our sport and noone can honestly say that they are perfect at shooting with their air rifle at all ranges and in any conditions. By sharing info and nowledge we all become better Si zini's weekness is foriegn lady joggers he just falls every time for them lol sry , mate could'nt resist it gary :clapper: Quote Link to post
zini 1,939 Posted September 23, 2009 Author Report Share Posted September 23, 2009 (edited) Foriegn woman that push me over tearing my ligaments are the thing i hate the most :realmad: What does Elaborate mean? suffisticated, complex, etc Can someone help? Si Edited September 23, 2009 by zini Quote Link to post
Marksman 934 Posted September 25, 2009 Report Share Posted September 25, 2009 In addition to Zini's chart, here's a few numbers that may be useful to people .22 air rifle at a chronoed 11.6ftlbs @ 180 bar with Richter Optiks 3-9 x 50ILR Mildot Zeroed at 30 yds using Crossman Premier pellets Distances measured with tape at 5m intervals 15m - 1 mildot Holdunder 20m - 1 mildot Holdunder 25m - 0.5 mildot Holdunder 30m - 0.0 Zero 35m - 0.5 mildot holdover 40m - 1.5 mildot holdover 45m - 2.5 mildot holdover 50m - 3.0 mildot holdover Please use as a rough guide...all you need to master now is the rangefinding Darryl Quote Link to post
tdesnos 6 Posted September 25, 2009 Report Share Posted September 25, 2009 Foriegn woman that push me over tearing my ligaments are the thing i hate the most :realmad: What does Elaborate mean? suffisticated, complex, etc Can someone help? Si They're both spelled the same. One is a verb, one an adjective. Pronounced "elab-rut" - that's the adjective, meaning complex, intricate etc. Pronounced "elab-or-ate" - is the verb, meaning add detail, explain etc Quote Link to post
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