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I don't understand the term "entry level". We're talking catch and hold. Target, bed, and weather. Cost benefit analysis on something that should last a lifetime? If the best is twice the price, it's still the least expensive.
With fox. I don’t care where my trap is swivels. But I’m finna make them all center swiveled because it duke/bridger 1.75. So I can catch coyotes. And don’t need them bending the frame
This is 1/6-inch bat netting. The piece was too long and should have been cut instead of folded over and placed on top so it didn't create a pocket for the bats to get trapped in.
Thank you for the video. Very informative information about where to place your shots. To be very honest that rifle that you have has got a cost a zillion dollars what do you think about 22 rifle with subsonic ammo
Good video nice info. I’m killing iguana’s down here in the Florida Keys. I go on as her nonindigenous invasive species there’s no season or size limit and they’re absolutely destroying the fragile ecosystem of the Florida Keys. Like some of the animals you mentioned shot placement is key. Head shots of the most effective on the iguana, I believe due to the fact it is a reptile body shots aren’t as good at dropping the animal immediately.
Good video, and I must point out my pet peeve since the improper pronunciation seem to be taking hold on the gun shows. The word is ambidextrous. There is no i after the r.
looking as though brocock have taken you suggestions onboard. large bottle options changes to safety to power wheel...very valid points....great video!!
Great information and clearly presented. It's refreshing to watch a video that was made by someone that knows what they're talking about! There's way too many people out there posting videos that don't have a clue what they are talking about. One comment about your pronunciation of "Diabolo". This is the Spanish word for devil, and I encourage you to ask someone that speaks Spanish to pronounce "Diabolo" for you. Great job on your video. Keep 'em coming!
Hi, I am totally agree with you about the changes with the Compatto. I own a .22 and after the 1st magazine i see the drop of the pellets at full power which is expected, even do I have played enough with it to make adjustment on the targets. In another hand comparing my FX 400-12 with the reservoir air bottle I can get a lot of shots, plus accuracy is always there. I do like my .22 Compatto but I wish a better or larger air reservoir, especially if you are in the field away from your refilling station. By the way its a very good review! The best so far!
