If you go to youtube and type in Ted's holdover into the search box, you will get a listing of videos and a the first item for me anyway was the ability to subscribe to his channel. He has different subjects. If you watch his videos he will take you threw lots of different subjects including how to use the mildots in the scope, how to setup the scope. how to test pellets, and etc. When I first saw him last winter I didn't know much about airguns, after watching his videos I knew enough to be only slightly dangerous to myself. Ted won the 2016 extreme benchrest competition, so don't let the shots he makes make you feel bad when you can't copy him, if you can copy him, next year you really need to head to phoenix next fall.
My GF has the same gun as you and she is quite happy with hers except for the head position with the stock. I found a small 2.5-10X scope for it and our local rifle range has a place to hang targets set at 25 meters or about 28 yards. Her scope is zeroed at that range. According to the chairgun program she is pretty close within a dot or two for most of the shooting she is going to do. At that range she can easily shoot her pellets into 3/4 inch circles on the page of the target. She generally fills hers to the 3000 lb max and shoots down to about 1400 before she refills. Last weekend I shot it out to 100yds and hit a 12 inch gong with a good breeze blowing. I wouldn't recommend hunting out to that distance. With the 28 yard zero I would say you will be able to easily work out to about 40 yards without having to struggle with too much hold over and get a clean kill. With a moderator on her gun it sounds about the same as what they like to show guns on tv having.
