Bad shot placement on a rat using Zulus

Using a .177 Vixen with 10.8g pellets at 830 fps, rat at 33 yards. I wasn't holding steady and hit the rat's a$$ instead of the head.

I don't really give a rat's a$$ that it was a bad shot, the only good rat is a dead rat!

My video is only at 30 fps while the manual says it is 60 fps. Is there a menu option to change it?

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Using a .177 Vixen with 10.8g pellets at 830 fps, rat at 33 yards. I wasn't holding steady and hit the rat's a$$ instead of the head.

I don't really give a rat's a$$ that it was a bad shot, the only good rat is a dead rat!

My video is only at 30 fps while the manual says it is 60 fps. Is there a menu option to change it?

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I don't care where you hit a rat if it goes off and dies eventually. Nice work! I haven't messed with recording settings on my zulus. The chart and accurate long range trajectory solving had been my bag. I can't wait to find out the settings fix for my own knowledge!
 
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I looked for the body this afternoon, none found. It could be another animal took it for a meal, or it ran off somewhere with a sore a$$ to die a slow death. Either way the only good rat is a dead rat. Rats made me suffer much property damage and repair costs. I'm only returning the favor! :ROFLMAO:
That rat is definitely dead, probably eaten by its brother…
 
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The shot veered to the right and impacted under the head, down the belly/ribs and hit the animals left ( thereabout) hind quarter. Pretty easy to see as the shooter floated the reticle left to right and loosed to the right. The momentum of the moving barrel made it go further to the right.
We can think of this, like, " Putting English on a Que ball while shooting pool. Same principle.
But I am just a Ragu Sparrow. What do I know?
 
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The shot veered to the right and impacted under the head, down the belly/ribs and hit the animals left ( thereabout) hind quarter. Pretty easy to see as the shooter floated the reticle left to right and loosed to the right. The momentum of the moving barrel made it go further to the right.
We can think of this, like, " Putting English on a Que ball while shooting pool. Same principle.
But I am just a Ragu Sparrow. What do I know?

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Using a .177 Vixen with 10.8g pellets at 830 fps, rat at 33 yards. I wasn't holding steady and hit the rat's a$$ instead of the head.

I don't really give a rat's a$$ that it was a bad shot, the only good rat is a dead rat!

My video is only at 30 fps while the manual says it is 60 fps. Is there a menu option to change it?

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You hit it just in front of the L hind leg, at about a 30º angle to the spinal column. It is dead somewhere for sure.