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Awesome man! Great shot!

Love them vks! Sounds awesome bud!

Sweet! I was gonna chime in same as weatherby. You’re in for a treat!

No worries Heavy. thanks Haj, I love the verbage lololol. I will try to incorporate that into my regular vocab somehow. “Man....that one got Nukified!”

Thanks for sharing the video heavy. So did anyone notice it was windy, birds died and we had fun? Lololol. Gettin serious in here!

That one looked like a bobcat. Bob cat. Get it buddy? Dad jokes in full swing lol. Cant wait to see the vids!

Nice bud! They hit hard dont they!?

Haha. Yeah pushing them can be problematic if you go too far. Both are completely stock. As a matter of fact we didn't even tune them. We just took them out of the box and shot them as is. My reg is at 160. How it arrived from UA. All i did was lube my pellets and sight it...

this was at 101 yards shooting off a hay bale with no bipod or rear bag. I couldnt believe it. We did not tune this gun either. 160 bar out of the box. No idea where the hammer is. Never had the gun out of the stock. The vertical spread is nil. The horizontal is great considering...

We got our 25 cal continuums a couple of weeks ago. The accuracy is surprisingly good. Mine shoots the 25 grain at 870 fps and is an absolute laser. if you are on instagram, search “68 whiskey airgunning” and you will see just a few posts back i am shooting hickory nuts off a tree in...

Nervous sting lolololol and to using pellets for urban pesting on low power, yes of course. I use them too. I have whole videos dedicated to 500 fps pesting. Its all situationsl wha one should use. But if we are asking if Airguns CAN cause remote tissue damage, the answer is...

this mangled mess was shot at 60 yards with a 22 caliber slug, mz velocity of 945 fps. Given that the 22 is less than a quarter of an inch wide, i would say the condition of this bird points to distant bleeding and disruption of the cavity in its entirety. I saw this time and time again the...

Hahahah. My life resembles yours a bit :)

It seems odd to me that we still have conversations that include statements like “airguns dont have hydrostatic shock because they go too slow”. we have plenty of footage of birds literally tearing in half from hits. If you want to see hydrostatic shock in action, keep an eye out next...

Thanks for the support guys! Gerry i think another one will be in the future at some point. We left a lot of good ones untouched. And some hit the cutting room floor of course. thanks stoti! I have similarly aged kids, and yeah, they laughed at some but not all :) keith