Long Range Stubble Rabbits with the HW100K and Pard NV007V 

Anything out to 50yd is pretty straightforward in calm conditions, rabbits get harder to get close to once they’ve been shot over a few times, especially in areas with little or no human activity from day to day, they are very sensitive to any noise and even vibrations from your footsteps and of course your scent, the pellet strike itself is the loudest part of the shot with the HW100 so with any group of rabbits you get into range of always shoot the furthest away one first and often the others will run towards your position. The range finder I use is this one - www.fishingmegastore.com/range-finders/wulf-arrow-1200m-daynight-picatinny-oled-laser-rangefinder~56000.html

@@GAZ5570 Thats a good tip on shooting the furthest away rabbit first. I have a lot where I am, but I don't intend to shoot, unless I am going to eat. Head shoot the odd pheasant for the pot. Wolf LRF looks like a good idea, I guess it's not too awkward/heavy on the HW100 along side the Pard 007. Built in LRF unites are expensive for what they are. If something goes wrong with a unit, having the LRF separate, can keep equipment from going in the bin. many thanks.

I stopped it at 24 yards, it’s a shot I have taken numerous times, rifle is zeroed at 20 yards.

I’m shooting QYS 9.56gr at 735fps so about 11.1ft/lbs

Yes it is

This one here www.fishingmegastore.com/range-finders/elite-essentials-700m-oled-picatinny-laser-rangefinder~56000.html

Brilliant mate...Cheers for that

Yes

Longest shot in this video is 57yd, when there no wind anything out to 60 is pretty easy

Short press to sleep the unit and wake up, long press to turn off

@@GAZ5570 thanks so much I find it😅

Just the onboard 850

@@GAZ5570 Do you like the nozzle on the sight?

@@dmitriybalakshin You mean the onboard IR? It’s all I’ve ever needed out to 200yds

@@GAZ5570 Which is the best F12mm lens. or F16mm.?

@@dmitriybalakshin Prefer 12mm for wider FOV