Shooting Rests Influence on Muzzle Vibration in Airguns - Springers
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It was actually quite well done. Seems like the sand bag provides the most consistency? What about a bipod I wonder...
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VERY interesting! I was just shooting my HW30S in the basement this evening, and wondering why the shots were hitting so much lower than the zeroing shots from the field target position.
It's worth noting that not all springers are created equal. The magnums are probably more prone to it, and stiffer, heavier gins, less so.
It's worth noting that not all springers are created equal. The magnums are probably more prone to it, and stiffer, heavier gins, less so.
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I would guess the bipod would act similarly to the brick. Although to be honest if never seen a springer with a bipod on it.
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This is a great video but unfortunately it's sent me on a seemingly never ending quest to balance my barrel! I've got many hours into different deadening techniques. I'm going to try cutting and recrowning my barrel on my Gamo Magnum tonight and then try more balancing acts, I'll post a review once I get it right!! 
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Guess if the balancing doesn't work out you can fish with it? Seriously though, an interesting experiment, look forward to the results.
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haha, how'd you know? I actually make custom surf fishing rods, that is in fact where the materials came from! Hope to get some positive data back this weekend.
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