Good for you Ted
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It's great to hear from Ted he's one of the reasons why I got into airgun again it's just good to hear from him and he's got his priorities straight kids family they come first and he knows it good for him I think in 40 years from now will be calling him the grandfather of the sport
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So what are your guesses for Fx's scope accessory?
Mine is range finder + ballistic solver. If they add a built in slow-mo camera then that really would be, in the words of Ted, the cats ass.
Mine is range finder + ballistic solver. If they add a built in slow-mo camera then that really would be, in the words of Ted, the cats ass.
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Ted,
Can't wait to see what you and Optisan come up with!
Good to see you again, Ted. Dying to see your full review of the War Cat. The outcome of that review will probably be the deciding factor in my ultimate choice between it, or an FX ImpactX. Either one of them MUST be able to shoot slugs with the same or better accuracy than the Smooth Twist shoots JSBs. For my personal needs and purposes, the best performance gains will be found in high BC .25 cal. slugs for larger pests.
Thanks for the heads up about the new higher BC .22 cal. pellets from JSB.
BeemanR7
Can't wait to see what you and Optisan come up with!
Good to see you again, Ted. Dying to see your full review of the War Cat. The outcome of that review will probably be the deciding factor in my ultimate choice between it, or an FX ImpactX. Either one of them MUST be able to shoot slugs with the same or better accuracy than the Smooth Twist shoots JSBs. For my personal needs and purposes, the best performance gains will be found in high BC .25 cal. slugs for larger pests.
Thanks for the heads up about the new higher BC .22 cal. pellets from JSB.
BeemanR7
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Great to see that all is well with you Ted. We miss you when your not around, but understand and glad you have your priorities strait.
Now about this scope thing. I was getting ready to pull the trigger (see what I done there) on a scope in a few months. And now I’ve got to hit the brakes and see what you’ve got up your sleeve. So I’ll use my budget scope until I see what ole Teds been working on.
Now about this scope thing. I was getting ready to pull the trigger (see what I done there) on a scope in a few months. And now I’ve got to hit the brakes and see what you’ve got up your sleeve. So I’ll use my budget scope until I see what ole Teds been working on.
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I feel as though everyone wants to be friends with Ted. But we can’t... And that’s where the dissappojntment comes from with time between videos. You want more, because of his charisma and knowledge, but he just can’t be friends with all of us... sad day, but happy for the dude. Enjoy life, sir Ted.
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Furthermore, the man did a great job advocating for the community of youtube airgun creators a few months ago when Google tried to drop the hammer! Thanks, Ted!
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Go Ted I’ve missed watching your work on line so welcome back young man. Is there any chance that one day you could review the new Daystate R type and the Red Wolf.
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I lived 35 years in Wisconsin, and Ted makes me wish I hadn’t left. I came across his videos a few years ago and have been impressed by his frank honesty, technical knowledge (and ability to translate it to others), and truth-telling humanity. I started shooting as a kid with my dads Daisy Red Ryder, then a Crossman 760, then a Beemsn R1 decades ago and, like Ted, had a LOT of fun shooting. Eventually I stepped up to firearms, including Class III weapons, but I miss the ability to shoot as often as I’d like here on the East Coast now. After watching nearly every vid he’s made, I’m ready to purchase a PCP airgun and have fun shooting again.
Ted, I’m a few years ahead of you, but you’ll never regret time spent with your kids and family, and finding a strenuous weight-bearing year-round physical activity that you like for it’s own sake and doing it with all the same passion you have purused air gunning will keep you young! (I found a Japanese Karate Club at UW-Milwaukee and UW -Madison in 1980 and still train and teach now, -but it can be anything you love!).
I wish you you the best and blame you for making me buy an air rifle! ? My plan is to start with a Maurauder for now, accumulate the accessories and more knowledge, and then when FX works the bugs out of the Dreamliner, step up to that. If I need funds, I’ll sell a machine gun. Can’t shoot it anywhere anyway!
If you’re ever in New England (Maine), I’d be happy to show you around!
Matt B.
Ted, I’m a few years ahead of you, but you’ll never regret time spent with your kids and family, and finding a strenuous weight-bearing year-round physical activity that you like for it’s own sake and doing it with all the same passion you have purused air gunning will keep you young! (I found a Japanese Karate Club at UW-Milwaukee and UW -Madison in 1980 and still train and teach now, -but it can be anything you love!).
I wish you you the best and blame you for making me buy an air rifle! ? My plan is to start with a Maurauder for now, accumulate the accessories and more knowledge, and then when FX works the bugs out of the Dreamliner, step up to that. If I need funds, I’ll sell a machine gun. Can’t shoot it anywhere anyway!
If you’re ever in New England (Maine), I’d be happy to show you around!
Matt B.
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Wonder what accessory FX is developing. Ted mentioned FX is developing an add-on for a scope, so I am guessing it may be some sort of sync device that matches up gun's power with scope's range.
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