shot some rats with the Hades 16gr. They are effective but not as accurate in my HW100 as the AA 16gr.
enjoy.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DaQNFTpBCV0&t=148s
enjoy.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DaQNFTpBCV0&t=148s
Hades vs rats
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Nice video entertainment! I am a fan of the Hades in several guns but I am especially LUCKY those shoot quite well in my Taipan Vet Long .25, lethal.
Is the "red light" on tripod a red LED? I also use a stationary red LED hanging 5' above a bait station and they are quite comfortable with it.
The close shots, like at 5:54, are challenging for sure, nice work.
Is the "red light" on tripod a red LED? I also use a stationary red LED hanging 5' above a bait station and they are quite comfortable with it.
The close shots, like at 5:54, are challenging for sure, nice work.
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Max,
I enjoy how you deliver your comments, and how you name your victims.
It's a lot of work to make a good video like this. Thanks for sharing!!
Matthias
I enjoy how you deliver your comments, and how you name your victims.
It's a lot of work to make a good video like this. Thanks for sharing!!
Matthias
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@Ezana4CE. I get two full magazines 28 shots from 200 bar fill. I am running the AA16gr at 870fps, 27 ft.lb. I have switched the factory long FAC barrel to the shortest one, 31cm.
@Johnny. thanks. The hades shot pretty good out of my HW100, but just not as tight as the AA 16gr. For the distances up to 50 yards, the Hades will do just fine. I use a red torch flash light mounted on a tripod pointing down the laneway where these rats crossing back and forth. The laneway is 50 yards to the fence and the rats cross at various distances that I have now marked out. But they frequent the entry to the barn at 25 yards where I try to ambush them. Sometimes they showed up at the close range 5-7 yards and I needed to do holdover to tap them. Definitely a challenge to spot, put the cross hair on them and shoot. I have missed so many chances because they moved so fast especially when I tried to press the record button at the same time. Good practice for sure with the moving targets. Most often I just give up with the recording and tried to tag them on the run. Still need to work on that skill and timing, lol.
@Jungleshooter. Thank you for your compliments! Yes it is a lot of work to record, edit and put out good content for viewers to enjoy. But I am learning as I go and enjoying the journey along the way by taking some of you with me, lol.
PS. just need to get out and shoot some starlings again at long ranges...getting rusty I am sure.
@Johnny. thanks. The hades shot pretty good out of my HW100, but just not as tight as the AA 16gr. For the distances up to 50 yards, the Hades will do just fine. I use a red torch flash light mounted on a tripod pointing down the laneway where these rats crossing back and forth. The laneway is 50 yards to the fence and the rats cross at various distances that I have now marked out. But they frequent the entry to the barn at 25 yards where I try to ambush them. Sometimes they showed up at the close range 5-7 yards and I needed to do holdover to tap them. Definitely a challenge to spot, put the cross hair on them and shoot. I have missed so many chances because they moved so fast especially when I tried to press the record button at the same time. Good practice for sure with the moving targets. Most often I just give up with the recording and tried to tag them on the run. Still need to work on that skill and timing, lol.
@Jungleshooter. Thank you for your compliments! Yes it is a lot of work to record, edit and put out good content for viewers to enjoy. But I am learning as I go and enjoying the journey along the way by taking some of you with me, lol.
PS. just need to get out and shoot some starlings again at long ranges...getting rusty I am sure.
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