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Hi lads,

 

Here is a short 7 minute clip of just some of what I have been up to over the past few weeks since the Hunting Life Meet.

 

In this clip I am using 3 different air rifles in 2 calibres to shoot corvids, pigeons and a long range collared dove.

 

ATVB

 

Si.

 

 

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Hi lads,

 

Here is a short 7 minute clip of just some of what I have been up to over the past few weeks since the Hunting Life Meet.

 

In this clip I am using 3 different air rifles in 2 calibres to shoot corvids, pigeons and a long range collared dove.

 

ATVB

 

Si.

 

 

was the meet good would of loved to meet some of you but was dead busy
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great shooting and vid bud.which do you prefer 177 or .22 caliber,i see alot of people seem to use 177.

 

cheers symon

 

I don't mind either calibre buddy but my favourite is by far the .22 calibre.

 

My next rifles will be in .22 calibre for sure.

 

Si

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Hi lads,

 

Here is a short 7 minute clip of just some of what I have been up to over the past few weeks since the Hunting Life Meet.

 

In this clip I am using 3 different air rifles in 2 calibres to shoot corvids, pigeons and a long range collared dove.

 

ATVB

 

Si.

 

 

was the meet good would of loved to meet some of you but was dead busy

 

Yes the mini meet was brilliant buddy.

 

Si.

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great shooting and vid bud.which do you prefer 177 or .22 caliber,i see alot of people seem to use 177.

 

cheers symon

 

I don't mind either calibre buddy but my favourite is by far the .22 calibre.

 

My next rifles will be in .22 calibre for sure.

 

Si

 

i have allways been a .22 calibre man,but was considering 177,but i will stick with the .22 i think cheers si :thumbs:

 

symon

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Great vid Si.....nice to see the diff hold overs with the .177 100 and EB XVI .22 at roughly same distance....shows to people how much of a diff the .177 is compared to the .22

 

Yes true Steve,

 

It takes a lot more knowledge of your combo to make accurate shots at different ranges with a .22 calibre pellet.

 

Sitting on your zero is fine but making long range shots is where the skill is in with .22 calibre shooting.

 

I think that's why you get the old rumour that so many believe in that a .177 is more accurate than a .22. This rumour is utter rubbish and both calibres are as accurate as each other.

 

Where the in- accuracies come in is with the shooter themselves not having the practice and understanding of the ballistics involved to master the calibre.

 

Si.

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Great vid Si.....nice to see the diff hold overs with the .177 100 and EB XVI .22 at roughly same distance....shows to people how much of a diff the .177 is compared to the .22

 

Yes true Steve,

 

It takes a lot more knowledge of your combo to make accurate shots at different ranges with a .22 calibre pellet.

 

Sitting on your zero is fine but making long range shots is where the skill is in with .22 calibre shooting.

 

I think that's why you get the old rumour that so many believe in that a .177 is more accurate than a .22. This rumour is utter rubbish and both calibres are as accurate as each other.

 

Where the in- accuracies come in is with the shooter themselves not having the practice and understanding of the ballistics involved to master the calibre.

 

Si.

 

 

Exactly mate...but the vid shows it clearly.....im a .22 guy myself always have been always will be

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Great vid Si.....nice to see the diff hold overs with the .177 100 and EB XVI .22 at roughly same distance....shows to people how much of a diff the .177 is compared to the .22

 

Yes true Steve,

 

It takes a lot more knowledge of your combo to make accurate shots at different ranges with a .22 calibre pellet.

 

Sitting on your zero is fine but making long range shots is where the skill is in with .22 calibre shooting.

 

I think that's why you get the old rumour that so many believe in that a .177 is more accurate than a .22. This rumour is utter rubbish and both calibres are as accurate as each other.

 

Where the in- accuracies come in is with the shooter themselves not having the practice and understanding of the ballistics involved to master the calibre.

 

Si.

 

 

Exactly mate...but the vid shows it clearly.....im a .22 guy myself always have been always will be

 

Respect buddy ;)

 

Si.

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great vid as always si.... makes me wanna go whack some crows... havent really done any since getting back into the airguns

 

No time like the present pal ;)

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great vid as always si.... makes me wanna go whack some crows... havent really done any since getting back into the airguns

 

No time like the present pal ;)

 

funny thing is i live right next to a rookery and i cant touch them :cray:

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