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Thank u very much, I really appreciate it! 😉👍🏻
 
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I remember a video I watched years ago just I was getting interested in airguns. It was shooting a long blade of grass at great distance and cutting it off again and again. I couldn’t believe it was possible. It’s obvious that you can easily do it too. Much skill to do it with a camera on the gun as well. Impressive. I look forward to seeing your videos!
 
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I remember a video I watched years ago just I was getting interested in airguns. It was shooting a long blade of grass at great distance and cutting it off again and again. I couldn’t believe it was possible. It’s obvious that you can easily do it too. Much skill to do it with a camera on the gun as well. Impressive. I look forward to seeing your videos!
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I think I know what video u mean, was it an FX Royale? Thank u very much, and like u said with cam it’s more difficult, but I’ll get the sideshot so the hold is like normal shooting. Thank u very much, I really appreciate it! I can only do target shooting cause hunting is here in Austria not allowed with an Airgun. 


Regards

Patrick
 
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Nice shooting! What kind of bird was that ? Looks like a type of Flicker I have in my area.
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Thank u very much mate!
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in Austria hes called „Grünspecht” in English maybe „green Woodpecker”? They’re in the same group as the Flicker.
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Flickers are basically a type of woodpecker. Here is the Flicker we have in Sonoma county California. Body style looks the same but the plumage difference! 

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Nice shooting! What kind of bird was that ? Looks like a type of Flicker I have in my area.
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Thank u very much mate!
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in Austria hes called „Grünspecht” in English maybe „green Woodpecker”? They’re in the same group as the Flicker.
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Flickers are basically a type of woodpecker. Here is the Flicker we have in Sonoma county California. Body style looks the same but the plumage difference! 

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Yes, I’ve googled it after I wrote the reply. ✌️
it’s a dort of Flicker but located mostly here in Europe.
 
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