Check out my mate Ted in Wisconsin's latest video.

[Yrrah]

Ted picked up on the long range precision shooting system some time ago and ran with it. He added "through the scope" video which I followed and you may have seen some of the slow motion movies I posted. ... Well here is Ted's latest effort and I think one of the best of any to date.

http://www.youtube.com/user/EdgunUSA#p/u/0/tA5jcxUr0TU

Ted is shooting a Russian Edgun bullpup at about 30 fpe in .22 cal. They are equal to our best PCPs with 5 shot moa accuracy in still or light constant breeze to 100 yards and somewhat further .... Enjoy Ted's video and perhaps register a comment to show there are still some alive here .....

Kind regards, Harry.

[RayG]

There are a few of us Airgunners still breathing out here Harry
I have been a fan of Ted,s videos for a while now and his approach to the long range scene is very good. He has developed a good presentation on the subject which does give the average air gun hunter some very useful methods and tips. Having invested in a decent quality Miildot scope and the same model Bushnell Range finder I have experimented using both your useful info and that of Teds and my long range score rate is steadily rising both on paper and in the field. So please don,t think that your efforts are entirely wasted on the local long range shooting scene.
I for one am still learning a thing or two.
Ray.

[Hilly]

Harry, is that a comercially available gun or has it been customised by a third party?
Thanks,
Dennis.

[Yrrah]

Harry, is that a comercially available gun or has it been customised by a third party?
Thanks,
Dennis.

Ted's is a standard rifle as imported into USA from Russia. As I understand it now, they have to go to Ukraine first now as Russia clamped on the export of that rifle direct to USA. Google "Edgun" and something should come up. I doubt they would pass the length test here. ... Kind regards, Harry

[hornetboy]

Hey Harry,you always come up with something interesting to keep us entertained. I haven't seen you up at the range for a while, but look forward to doing so as always. Cheers!