Here Is An Oldie But Goodie
- Thread starter Bwalton
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Nice job on the video and good info. I don't have a lot of experience with tuning, but it seems as if each gun/barrel/pellet combo has an optimum speed for the best accuracy. When you tune a rifle do you shoot groups at different speeds to see what is working best or do you use video to see how the pellets fly? Then is it the same for a particular make and model (say a Hatsan AT 44 .22) or is each individual gun different? From what I read on the Marauder forum, what works for one gun might not work for a different one. From watching your hunting videos it looks as if you have your rifles set up very well!
John
John
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Good One,
If I ever own a Hatsan , I am going to send it to you to tune,
Oh and I really like your videos, Please keep them coming,
Mike
If I ever own a Hatsan , I am going to send it to you to tune,
Oh and I really like your videos, Please keep them coming,
Mike
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Hey John I watch videos to see how they fly, Thats the best way. I was shooting with a friend and he was doing well at some distances but horrible at others... after watching the video you can clearly see that the pellet was de stabilizing and cork screwing. The video is the best info.
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Hey B i know i've seen this video awhile ago, but glad it got re-posted because it is by far the best definition of accuracy. My Tactic shoots Kings between 890-906 and shoot great at 50 yards but sucks at 75 and 100 yards and after watching some video i know now why. Its being tuned right now but i'm going to video all my guns from now on at 75 and 100 yards when doing pellet testing to ensure there is no spiraling. SpinJ also post some great thoughts on accuracy vs precision i believe saved it to my things to remember file LOL. Have a great day.
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Very cool and I never seen it. I just subscribed to your channel and I will be watching more of them
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