youtube gun videos

Anyone watch the new ish Bench Rest videos? I like them.

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ollie. said:
Veteran vermin control vids are brilliant, hes not posted for a while though,
Simon 6ppc does great content,
Country sports videos with Mark Ripley are great,
Blocketh outdoors does some fun stuff
Also franz-albrecht-oettingen-speilberg videos are great, not airguns but hunting videos, will make you feel like a peasant though 🤣
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Cheers Ollie that's greatly appreciated mate! I've not been out over the last couple of months hence no videos but once this dreadful spell of weather has passed I will be back out👍 new rifles, new scopes, I'm looking forward to it
eds81 said:
The top lad on here’s videos @Lone wolf
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Cheers Ed that's awesome of you to say🙏
Robonyx said:
What's your YouTube channel mate?
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Its mate its Veteran Vermin Control
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Veteran vermin control

Shooting and vermin control in the uk using FAC airguns, Rimfire and centerfire Rifles Veteranvermincontrol@outlook.com
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Try the "Oxwagon Diaries",its not my cup of tea because i only punch paper but from what you said I think you will enjoy it,be warned there are a lot of episodes dating back a good few years.
 
If tou havent watched Airgun Channel you're missing out IMO. Juat a good shooting yank doing some high power plinking in tbe garden. Umm, feel I've dummed it down a bit. Anyway. Great fun.
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Unfortunately, the video mentioned above on The Wind Effects Pure Winds, is completely and totally wrong. If you really want to know how wind affects pellets, these threads explain it.
Ballisticboy

Thread 'Why Pellets Drift Down Wind in a Cross Wind'

Contrary to popular myth and possibly what most would logically think, a cross wind does not blow on the side of a pellet, so I will try to explain what it is that produces the downwind drift and how it varies with range and speed. I will not look at the vertical effect of a cross wind as that is much more complicated, but I will say that contrary to popular myth it is not due to Magnus.

When a pellet is fired in the air, as everyone knows, it slows down. To reach a certain range from the gun, because it slows down, it will take longer to reach that range than it would have done if it had...
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Ballisticboy

Thread 'Vertical Deflection Caused by a Cross Wind'

There is a lot of advice and information available on the internet regarding the way projectiles fly high or low when fired into a crosswind. Unfortunately, when it comes to pellets, most of the information is wrong. Here I hope to try to explain why pellets fly high or low in a crosswind and why bullet derived diagrams are not suitable for the majority of pellets.

When a pellet is fired from a gun with a crosswind blowing across the trajectory there are two distinct effects. The main effect is the downwind drift which was described in this thread:-...
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His circular diagram is also wrong, being for bullets, not pellets. Below shows the correct deflections for pellets. For slugs use a bullet chart.

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I mainly watch YouTube over usual council TV so tune in to most of the aforementioned channels.

One other I do watch is Walnut and Steel over the pond, quite fun and lightweight shows, would love a walk round of his garage, he must have hundreds of guns, videos out near daily.

Chiefy
 
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