Shooting Slugs at 100 mtrs with sub 12fpe Air Rifle 

Yep. It wasn't really intentional, just the best I could do with the equipment I had. I might do it again this year and use a digital scope to keep everything in real time. Thanks for watching.

If only it was, I'd be spending a lot of doing it. Thanks for watching. 👍

I did. It was clamped down. Cheating a bit I know but it saves me a lot of time editing, if its all one take. 🤣

@@RealAirgunAdventures thought so, been shooting for 40+ year's and I can't hold steady like that😁👍

@@robertbradfield4810 When I'm out shooting, I only film after I've cooked the rifle. That makes a big difference too.

Don't know about you but when I shoot off hand I shoot quick. As soon as I see the target in the cross hairs I pop the last stage of the trigger. Rested or clamped down it feels like I have all day. I think the secret to free hand shooting is speed but I'm always interested in other people's opinion.

Once you get the set up with the scope it's pretty straight forward. I saw someone using hold over to shoot 100 yrds and pull it off too. I don't think I could manage that.

Most mod scopes with mildots can do it just get it the right amount of hold over at the target

@@stephengunrunnerhanson3550 I use the mil dot to help sight but the MOA mounts took a lot of the guess work out. I think I was having a lucky streak too. The wind dropped completely as soon as I set up to shoot. All the birds cleared off too, I think they're beginning to recognise me now. 😂

That's a 3D-printed clamp from eBay. Very good bit of kit.

Hi, it's around 11 5 fps.

Two cameras, so it's not synchronised in real time. Probably other things wrong, too. It's not a forest. It's a strip of land between a farm and a park. It was noisy, but that was a quiet day. I did another one that had shot guns from the farm, a light aircraft buzzing me, and what I think may have been a cat screeching. So, that was a good day 🤣 . I don't shoot there anymore, I think there were complaints, even though I tried to be stealthy. Thanks for watching

@@RealAirgunAdventures2 cameras through the scope…..?

scope. It was a while ago and I didn't have recording scopes back then.

@@RealAirgunAdventures how can 2 cameras record the same footage there’s no break in the recording just scope cam footage?

​@@Airgunfunrichit's not scope cam footage, the second camera is up by the target and the sound is from the first camera. I put the crossbars on afterwards. I was using some free video editing app and a couole of old mobiles. Now I've got scopes that would do that job and record in 4k. I didn't back then. Like everything it gets cheaper over time. I have stuff now I couldn't of dreamed a couple of years ago. I've got better at syncing the sound and pictures too. Mind you I still muff it up sometimes.

I see where you are coming from here. If you think about your scope, it sits above the barrel So your point of impact would naturally be lower than the veiw through the scope a slight lift of the rear brings the front down, closer to the barrel. That in turn lowers your POI. I bet that makes sense now. Mr Lowkey, you can borrow my rifle anytime, just drop by and pick it up. 👍👍👊👊🤣

@@RealAirgunAdventures For some reasons my brain is too stubborn/ confused to understand this haha In my head, the scope being higher {assuming the scope is alligned with the barrel} Would make the POI higher? And pointing something down would make it hit lower ( like a flaslight if I lift the back...it will shine lower?) 😅 confused lvl 1000!!! [But I guess if I heard it in two videos in a row it is a good sign I am wrong haha...other video was from "Accuratelyaims"]

My brain eventually figured it out...haha The scope and barrel vertical lines needs to cross themselves in a sort of X manner in order to achieve some high holdover...so the scope actually need to be pointing down for the barrel to be pointing up in some ways 😅 [I slept about 3hours gimme a break haha..my stomach is hurting more than usual...like if hurting should be usual]

@@LowkeyAirgunner it's fairly complicated. It's something like a telescope but further complicated by the adjustable reticle. There's lots of really good expansions on line. It' needs a lot more space than we have here. The thing is as open is full of different lenses, doing different things. So the image you see at the ocular lens, has been through a lot to get there. Truth is it would bore most people to sleep 😅🤣😂

@@LowkeyAirgunner you got there, that's all that matters. Sorry to hear you're not feel to good. Take it easy my friend and don't catch monkey pox 👍

Thanks for your comment, I've a some more long distance shooting coming soon. We're both on IG, I'll catch up with you there. 👍👊

It was a waste but ultimately a worthwhile sacrifice. 👍