Just a one-shot clip for now. Will take a few days to get the full video done. Got more than just this one.
https://youtu.be/drpzYPOKYh4
https://youtu.be/drpzYPOKYh4
ELR pigeon shooting!
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What do you mean which level?
With the 40gr slugs the hammer spring is maxed out at 160bar, valve closed only enough for a noticeable drop in velocity....from a max of 878 to 863fps.
It shoots the 35gr slugs very well on this tune, 936fps.
30gr slugs have amazing performance at 140bar. Same with 26 and 28gr slugs......they all do well at 940fps.
With the 40gr slugs the hammer spring is maxed out at 160bar, valve closed only enough for a noticeable drop in velocity....from a max of 878 to 863fps.
It shoots the 35gr slugs very well on this tune, 936fps.
30gr slugs have amazing performance at 140bar. Same with 26 and 28gr slugs......they all do well at 940fps.
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Wow! Who ever would have thought this possible even a few years back?? Mighty Fine Shootin' Bob!
Mike
Mike
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Is the range finder built into your scope? Or...did you add that to the video?
I've always wanted a scope with a built-in range finder. They are on the market, but very expensive.
What was that black "dot" that flew up off the bird after the hit? Part of the bird or the slug?
Thanks!
Kindly 'Ol Uncle
I've always wanted a scope with a built-in range finder. They are on the market, but very expensive.
What was that black "dot" that flew up off the bird after the hit? Part of the bird or the slug?
Thanks!
Kindly 'Ol Uncle
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I think he took the footage through the rangefinder itself.
Bob...... Bobby boy.....bobbabouy!
Nice shot bro! Love the flight time on that shot (i realize it was in slomo but still!)
Bob...... Bobby boy.....bobbabouy!
Nice shot bro! Love the flight time on that shot (i realize it was in slomo but still!)
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Thanks Keith. Yes, camera filmed though the rangefinder. And the splotch off the pigeon....I think it was just a clump of feathers.
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