BSA Hornet .22, 14.3 gr JSB Express; rifle detuned to 775 fps, 19 fpe.
Range = 25 metres/ 28 yards.
Verrry shaky rest on a cupboard, attempting to use a Casio snapshot camera with high speed video system attached to the scpe with a Seben bracket system after the fashion of Ted in Madison USA. The pics are taken through the scope so the sighting is done on the camera view screen.
You might have to "Replay" each a few times especially the first which I cut too much off the front end of the video when editing it.
Best viewed full screen by clicking the bottom right corner of the video. You can get back to the script my using the Esc key.
The pellets" shine because they passed through a range where the sun was shining up their skirts.
# 1. 240 frames/ sec; scope at 12 X; camera at 10 X.
http://smg.photobucket.com/albums/v392/ ... mshot3.mp4
# 2. 420 frames/ sec; scope at 12 X; camera at 10 X.
http://smg.photobucket.com/albums/v392/ ... mshot2.mp4
# 3. 420 frames/ sec; scope at 8 X; camera at 10 X.
http://smg.photobucket.com/albums/v392/ ... mshot1.mp4
Nice to see the three shots find there way into a one hole clover from such a shaky unstable rifle position. But then the BSA Hornet actually shoots itself, it doesn't need me
.This is the "group" (if it can be called that for three shots) formed:
The learning curve for this old fella is rather steep. Not sure now how I got it all from camera to computer to Photobucket to here. Plenty to learn about working the Casio EX-FH 100 camera too. Really need to move the whole shebang well forward on the rifle to enable field shooting. That means a rail of some kind for the scope to be moved forward.
Any help in all this is welcome..
........... Kind regards, Yrrah.
