100m+ springer challange.

Hw97 blackline. Stock.
Scope hawk Vantage, 6 to 24 x 50 (you know I'm not actually sure) ffp
Pellet h&n field target trophy 14.66gr unsorted.
Gun fully rested on bag front. Fore stock arm supporting trigger arm.
No wind to the slightest breeze. As good as it gets really.

I walked up and was looking at the pellet above can when relised the can was seeping.
Was part of a three shot group, so not sure what one hit it.

The power of the pellet's was gone this being the grouping and a couple of pellet's in cardboard.
Aim points


Couple more of can.
Thats it from me.
A pellet change might make a differance to fpe at target, but the hold over on the center of the crosshairs is approx 12 to 15 foot at moment with heavier pellet, the moon.
Thats the furtherest I can shoot this springer at this set up.


Edited by kruzaroad - 21 Aug 2024 at 11:48am

Maybe you should change it up a bit. Few gun reviews and pellet reviews directly related to hunting (you can get general everywhere on Web) drop that self aiming scope or turn off of the self aiming and do a few videos on hold over and using mildots to range (again in the field, everyone does these, but not actually in the fields hunting) if your kids just did their first hunts you could do a series of getting kids into hunting and teaching them to stalk and shoot. (keep there faces out of it, for privacy and saftey)
Do a comparison of kills, with night vision with all the bells and whistles verses spotlight and scope. Do a checking organs for diseases video.
Do penitration tests at the same fpe at target, to show the energy dump differance between cal at same fpe.
Plenty of options if you get out into the field instead of all these controlled situations you see on Web.
Do a springer vs pcp video, sound scaring critters in field video.
Find some space and beat my furthest shot with a springer, video it and narrate it with tips and advice.

Edited by kruzaroad - 19 Aug 2024 at 9:46am

Thanks.

Numga, its @PrecisionPellet on youtube.
Its all just pest control, lots of rabbits getting shot.
Gets quite monotonous after a while.
I used to really enjoy making them, but i think i'm getting over it now

RangerPete wrote: Long distance shooting, in even the slightest wind can be very frustrating… How much coffee have u got? 😂😂😂 All of my “long shots” in the 80’s and 90 yards that u see in my videos, I only attempt if it is verrrrryy still, usually only late at night, past 10pm.