thanks all

[farmerkev09 105]

i placed a post saying i was finding it hard to drop pigeons and asked if any one had any tips quite a few of you gave me some good advice and i would just like to say thanks as it is working well went out last night with dog and gun i dint shoot the rabbits but the woodies are evidance of improvment

thanks all kev

[Sweeney-Todd 208]

Hi Kev.

 

Just popped in to say, excellent shooting mate, that's a nice bag of Pigeons

The advise you were given certainly worked for you buddy.

 

 

ATB.

 

 

 

Bill.

[festa 206]

cant argue with you there kev mate very nice shooting

 

 

atb gary

[lamping rabbit 11]

mint bag pal

[farmerkev09 105]

thanks lads ye it certainly did just hope they keep coming so i can post more pics

[Marksman 934]

NIce going mate!

 

Darryl

[zini 1,939]

Well done Farmer

 

The proofs in the pudding as they say, but in your case the bag of woodies

 

Just goes to show that a little practice and a little help from friends goes a long way to achieving a aim.

 

Keep up the good posts pal, and nice shooting.

 

Si

[farmerkev09 105]

si your vids were a BIG BIG help and your advice was top notch thanks all

[zini 1,939]

Your quiet welcome Farmer

 

That’s what the regs on here are for mate.

 

To help others out, while learning something their self in the process.

 

I learn something every day on here from other shooters and regulars.

 

My advice pal is listen, analyse and try it out for yourself.

 

If it works and it’s a good idea use it in your shooting arsenal, if it didn’t work for you forget about it pal and ask someone else.

 

Si

[farmerkev09 105]

am taking it all in then when i get the hang of it start doing some of them hold over shots. them that you are so good at thanks

[zini 1,939]

What calibre is your rifle Farmer?

 

If its a .177 then you will pick it up very quickly as there isnt that much hold over or under to worry about pal.

 

I watched Gary calibrate his mil dots in my indoor range 2 nights ago and from a 30 metre (32.8 yard) zero he could hit a drawing pin at 20 metres with 1 mil dot hold under and a 40 metre drawing pin with 1 mil dot hold over.

 

Taking that a stage further to kill zone size and not a small drawing pin, he could probably shoot a rabbit on the cross hairs from 20 metres out to 40 metres and get a kill.

 

He doesnt though and uses precise shots at each range.

 

Quite a handy calibre the .177

 

Si

[farmerkev09 105]

i got a .22 s400 multi shot and i think al give it time befor i try all the hard over/under there is a shooting range near me am going to see how much it is to join

[zini 1,939]

Thats the best way to learn pal in a range.

 

Si

Edited February 14, 2010 by zini

[venomviper 129]

hi ya kev

nice shooting there matey and your right about the dvds matey my lad has really come on well watching them and learning at the same time even me to and tx200hc 177 rocks the 177's are pretty handy and easier to shoot than a 22 i think ( no offence lads just my thoughts ) but i still usse the 22's as well but all the same cracking shooting and range work will do ya good buddy as it does for all of us

 

venomviper

[farmerkev09 105]

ye he is good at what he does al give him that

 

 

 

 

thanks pal hopefully you will see more of me and my pics thanks