I thought I will share my favourite 20 pestings shots of 2019 with my FX Crown .22 shooting AA 16gr.
enjoy.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sQ5hLg1dBbU
enjoy.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sQ5hLg1dBbU
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Compilation of my top 20 pesting shots of 2019
- Thread starter Max115
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Excellent shooting & filming!
It’s very cool to see you’re showing 16 grain Diabolo AA’s pellets are VERY capable to 100+ yards on pest birds or groups.
I’m almost positive that you’re clicking precisely & have your turret doped out. Old AZ & Eric Sander’s Dial O’ Death was/is the bomb.
I would LOVE to hear about your camera & scope mount. Prices, your opinions, how much editing is done by phone and how much is needed on an actual editing app/computer.
You though Sir, have an EXCELLENT filming system though I don’t know its limitations as far as showing groups at 2-300 or if it can film in slow motion clearly enough to see actual pellet/slug flight. I’d love something like that.
Your top 20 are awesome & precise. I’m not on YT often at all but I will start subscribing to guys here. I might actually get motivated to buy a set up, hopefully as nice as yours, & make some real videos, not just a filmed clip. Thank you for posting your Top 20 as I’m not on there searching & watching them. It’s nice to see all the AG videos on The AGN Forum, not lost in YT.
It’s very cool to see you’re showing 16 grain Diabolo AA’s pellets are VERY capable to 100+ yards on pest birds or groups.
I’m almost positive that you’re clicking precisely & have your turret doped out. Old AZ & Eric Sander’s Dial O’ Death was/is the bomb.
I would LOVE to hear about your camera & scope mount. Prices, your opinions, how much editing is done by phone and how much is needed on an actual editing app/computer.
You though Sir, have an EXCELLENT filming system though I don’t know its limitations as far as showing groups at 2-300 or if it can film in slow motion clearly enough to see actual pellet/slug flight. I’d love something like that.
Your top 20 are awesome & precise. I’m not on YT often at all but I will start subscribing to guys here. I might actually get motivated to buy a set up, hopefully as nice as yours, & make some real videos, not just a filmed clip. Thank you for posting your Top 20 as I’m not on there searching & watching them. It’s nice to see all the AG videos on The AGN Forum, not lost in YT.
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. @Glen you should definitely add a recording equipment for your AG. It can capture fond memories and best of all you can analyse your shots better.
@Golfer, Swish glad you guys enjoyed it. I have so many shots to choose from and it did take quite a bit of time to put them together. But I do enjoy making these videos and sharing them.
@James Thank you. I am very lucky to be able to tune my Crown shooting these AA16 gr well. I used to shoot the JSB 18 and 16, but the AA is the preferred pellet for my Crown. As for my recording equipment, I am using an old camera Canon G5 as my main camera set on a mini tripod. I have a Side Shot setup with my own GoPro Black 7 with an aftermarket lens recommended by one of the active member here, Hajimoto. I think my overall set up was around $1500 cdn. plus extra gopro batteries from Amazon. It is not cheap but in my opinion, it is worth the money as I am able to study my shots and capture great footages. Mind you, I spent a lot of time figuring out how to set up the gopro with the aftermarket lens.and of course learning how to edit. I am using Final Cut Pro for my editing and this is one of the best in the business. I am still learning and improving as I go along. Editing is by far the most time consuming but the end result is very rewarding if done right. I use Illustrator to create my Intro logo and Photoshop for some still pictures. I hope you will into filming your shots as well and capture memories for all to share.
I am currently tuning my new Impact MK2 .22, so stay tuned for upcoming videos!
Thanks.
Alex
@Golfer, Swish glad you guys enjoyed it. I have so many shots to choose from and it did take quite a bit of time to put them together. But I do enjoy making these videos and sharing them.
@James Thank you. I am very lucky to be able to tune my Crown shooting these AA16 gr well. I used to shoot the JSB 18 and 16, but the AA is the preferred pellet for my Crown. As for my recording equipment, I am using an old camera Canon G5 as my main camera set on a mini tripod. I have a Side Shot setup with my own GoPro Black 7 with an aftermarket lens recommended by one of the active member here, Hajimoto. I think my overall set up was around $1500 cdn. plus extra gopro batteries from Amazon. It is not cheap but in my opinion, it is worth the money as I am able to study my shots and capture great footages. Mind you, I spent a lot of time figuring out how to set up the gopro with the aftermarket lens.and of course learning how to edit. I am using Final Cut Pro for my editing and this is one of the best in the business. I am still learning and improving as I go along. Editing is by far the most time consuming but the end result is very rewarding if done right. I use Illustrator to create my Intro logo and Photoshop for some still pictures. I hope you will into filming your shots as well and capture memories for all to share.
I am currently tuning my new Impact MK2 .22, so stay tuned for upcoming videos!
Thanks.
Alex
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That was pretty darn kool. Your last shot put him right to sleep, was that shot with the 16gr. also?
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@rocko thanks. I used 18gr at 32 ftlb for my first and only coyote shot so far.
Here is the video if you haven’t seen it yet.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=0mHpbNJy8Os&t=10s
Here is the video if you haven’t seen it yet.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=0mHpbNJy8Os&t=10s
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@smoky thank you. Yes the 5 doves clip was fun. It showed how effective air gun pesting is as they don’t hear what was coming.
@kohersh. That was my one in a million shot. It took over almost 10 mins to finally pull the trigger as I wasn’t sure if my power was enough to drop it humanely. The key was the shot placement as I tagged it right on the temple.
@kohersh. That was my one in a million shot. It took over almost 10 mins to finally pull the trigger as I wasn’t sure if my power was enough to drop it humanely. The key was the shot placement as I tagged it right on the temple.
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Man that last one was a no question ask turn the light off. That is a nice bunch of shots you got there, nice job
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