Taking the shooting into the night.
Can be done though with a scope only having 40 mm lens, well targets do have to be some size.
Also Hold as dictated by previous shot, well hard to do CUZ often you cant really see where previous shot went.

Still i managed to get the reset scope zeroed for 55 - 75 and 118 M ( new firmware update ) and get some shots off, though i started at sunset ( past 10 in the evening )
But a little later and i had to go full IR to throw it down.

Targets shooting gallery chalks about 30 X 10 mm visible, and then the 1.5" paddles on the little 4 paddle target.
Distance 118 Meters.

So got around to test my DIY playing card holder today, and since the wind was sort of ok, well i decided to stretch it out.
So started out at 50 M, then moved to 75 M and finished off at 118 M which i think is a tall order as it took too many shots to cut the cards.

It was done alright, TBH i had little faith, but seeing as i cut the first 2 cards fairly fast i figured i would do the last ones too, and those really messed with me, seeing my slugs sail right past on either side, so even if minding wind ( CUZ if you dod not you would be like a inch if not a little more off )
It was a struggle and i think more luck than anything else.

Good fun though, i will for sure do this again, maybe for 118 M transition to a larger target like say Tic Tac mints or something like that.

The video LONG, even if i speed most of it up to 6X, so if you sit though it THX, if you do a little skipping well bless you.

If I can grow my own food so can you!!! On my good days I can work in the garden. Potatoes, Bloody Butcher Red , Lettuce Ryubarb and Squash.

Love airguns, love hunting, love nature --but most of all I like SHOOTING & putting three to five shots in same hole

Finally got around to shoot a little fire, however this time not the right fule ( gasoline + gasoline lamp oil mix )
There need to be alcohol in the mix ( not drinking it ) instead of gasoline.

Also it might have been a error shooting 13 gr slugs, i think it would be better shooting a larger head domed or maybe even wadcutter instead,,,,, new experimenting coming up.

Anyway we had fun, only 4K / 120 FPS video captured this time.

My Hunting and Shooting Team!!! Loyal and patient

Going for a triple this year
Ribs, chicken, tritip
2nd and 3rd 2 years ago
1st last year
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The environmental factor is HUGE.

This is shot ( 55 M / 13 gr Zan slugs) in the daytime, with not horrible bad wind force, but not at all minding them / trying to read them.
Also at any given time +4 different wind directions indicated by flags, some times apparently a strong gust coming strait up out of the earth CUZ some times a flag would point strait up.



The remaining 4 dots on the same target shot 5 hours or so later when wind died down some, not completely gone though but A LOT less aggressive, and more of the wind indicators in the field pointing the same way.
Again here not minding wind or trying to read it, just shot from the zero,and then putting enough shots on each target to rule out the luck factor.



As usual shooting my Epic airguns Two.
same weather today, and you can generally hold your shots on the black dots, but you damn well better pay attention to the wind.
If not, well your shot would easy be pushed 50 - 70 mm off course.

22 Condor Handicap Hunter Slug Slinger.. Thanks for all the help of AGN friends.. She is light, powerful, quite..39 grain at 1050 in 17 inch LW hand lapped barrel...

I got my whole field planted in Wildlife Sorghum and Millet... About 2 acre's.. First time I got the whole field planted... Hopefully feed a lot of critters and provide privacy...

Going to order some mini sd cards and learn to upload vidoes here..I have a Sightmark Wraith Mini 4k mounted up on my custom 22 condor 22 high power..Have a few ground hogs around the homestead to take care of..I need to vidoe and upload...Thanks for the support of AGN friends...

Element helix or titan? Can someone give me some info??

I am distancing myself from this forum as there are incompatibility issues, but i will of course continue dispensing lead and having a good time.

I have visitors.

Forrest doves or as they are also called here ring doves, prancing around on my car roof with their dinosaur feet.
The distance is just 20 M or so, so very high chance of a bang on shot if i would take it.

But alas, it is just a stupid little car, though here as any car, a very expensive car.
But not something i am going to spill blood over.


On the other hand any hoomans with ill intentions in regard to my car, and i would spring into action like a jack in box as the law here could not be bothered with such small stuff.
But i can,,,,, be both judge / jury and executioner

Peri and I finished a few more, both are for sale and available if anyone is interested. Free shipping to AGN members.

Added a new member to the fun family... this will get us down the trails where we can find lots of targets of opportunity.

While shooting, as usual one of the girls came prancing past the shed, today solo which is strange this time of the year a guy is usually close by.
They absolutely do not at all mind us shooting, even my friend with a not that quiet Snowpeak rifle.
Some times,,,, okay often you have to mind your shooting as they will gladly pick stuff out of the field behind where your papers are hung, so big chance of a unfortunate pass through which would of course be bad.

I had to suspend my 30 M stick pruning shortly after i filmed this. CUZ she was right there behind the stick.

Rest In Peace, Mom. You will be missed.

Just sitting here drinking coffee and planning my world domination...

About two years ago I decided that at 61 years of age I’d better stop tempting fate and scratch my board sports itch in a way that was less likely to involve injury incompatible with life. I absolutely loved my electric skateboards, but the activity of riding them can be very unforgiving. My Kaly (the one with red wheels) was a legitimate 40 mph board and I often exceeded our neighborhood’s 35 mph speed limit when I took it out. I never crashed at speed, but did go down twice on pavement at just over 20mph and I knew it was just a matter of time before something more serious was going to happen. It was time for a lifestyle change. E-foils had been a fascination for years and since we live on a lake, I pitched the switch to my wife Heidi. She was onboard (no pun) with the idea, but understandably nervous over the expense involved. I sold all of the eskates but one (kept the AWD full suspension board) and bought our Lift3 Cruiser 5’4” efoil in the late summer of 23. I taught myself to ride on that board pretty quickly and took it out often.
Heidi wasn’t very interested in giving it a go and though she was glad I was less likely to die riding, she wasn’t happy about the injuries I did sustain. I somehow broke the little toe on my right foot, and was hit by the wing on two separate falls causing some pretty ugly bruises. But considering that I was just learning, refusing to take it easy, and falling multiple times per ride, the injury to fall ratio was astoundingly low. I tried to keep the bumps low key, but it’s hard to hide a toe being taped up when you’re barefoot, and/or purple marks on your legs when you wear shorts 7 days per week. After a couple of session, the crashes became less frequent and less severe. Heidi was appreciative of this fact, but still skeptical of the endeavor as a whole.
Fast forward to mid summer of 24 and our annual family house boating trip on Lake Cumberland in Kentucky. We do this every year (only skipping 2 years of the last 15) and it’s something we all look forward to. There are typically about a dozen of us there, but we have had twice that many. Last year was the first year an efoil was present for people to try. I was the only one who had ever been on one. During the five days on the lake, all but 1 person had given it a go and they all loved it. I finally got Heidi to try and she had a blast. Only a few tried to stand up with most just riding prone or on their knees doing touch and go maneuvers with short hops on the wing. It was such a hit, Heidi said “we need another foil” and started shopping before we got off the boat. We found our second board (a Lift2 Pro) in Austin and detoured In the RV to pick it up on the way home. Since then, my brother in law and my nephew both bought brand new Lift4 efoils, and Heidi and I replaced the Lift2 Pro deck with a Lift3 Pro deck. This year’s Cumberland trip will consist of a minimum of 3 efoils and possibly as many as 5!

Ready for a wedge, shall I go purple heart? or walnut?

A week s worth of casting. 12.5 lbs of 39 grain .225 for my condor

It came out pretty good so far!, not done yet, touch ups and wedging to come after I get back from vacation

I think it is a shame that people think they have to immediately apologize at the end of a post because they think they may have said something that might offend someone or be interpreted to infer something said offends someone in some way .
Maybe their should be an APP one could download to install a "statement of Apology " at the end of every statement ?