Airgunning rooks to bake in a pie
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 19 พ.ค. 2020
- Paul Childerley and Jonny Muston pack an Air Arms S410 and an S510 to go rook shooting. It's the time of year when young rooks are easy to shoot on branches as they muster the gumption to fly. These 'branches' make excellent eating. Find out how Paul and Jonny get on.
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Nice to see the missed shots weren't edited out! Good vid.
The age old .22 Vs .177 argument.. does make me think about changing my .22 PCP. I have a good .177 underlever and do find it easier with the longer shots despite being a springer.
Would love to see more air rifle content on here, great video!
Missing that second shot on that rabbit though, with sticks too!🤣
Surely someone with Paul's experience must realise why he was missing every shot at the rooks?
He zeroed as you normally would with the rifle horizontal, but the shots he was taking were virtually vertical. Gravity would have less effect on the trajectory of the pellet when taking the vertical shot.
Correct, of course it affects the .22, more than the .177.
Experienced air gunners would know this and adjust their aim accordingly.
Very sporting of that rabbit to give him another go.
😂👍
I think Paul needs more experience with air rifles😂 anyway he was good at pruning those trees with that air arms😂
nice vid lads
Dont worry paul I'm sure we all have are off days get back on the saddle there is another day 😂😂😂🐇🐇🐇🐇🐇👍👍
James Morrison & Jensen button go rook shooting,,!,,, come to think of it they would probably hit more 😂
Paul , What league did you shoot in and for what club?
Has Paul gone vegan and decided to eat the trees?
I think Paul has decided to join the Kowalas and eat the trees
Not Paul’s finest moment. He obviously knows JS about shooting air rifles.
Hay can anyone please tell me what shooting sticks the guys are using cheers
The blood dripping at 4:40 shows hardly any shock was delivered to the bird and the pellet was a straight through.
We are talking air rifles here, not centre fire rifles. What degree of "shock" are you expecting from a pellet?
Consider the size of the bird, if you scale it correctly a .177 to the bird is like a 223 to a human. So there is a large amount of hydrostatic shock
@@henrynorth6558 Think you've got your ratios way wrong 😂
A .223 isn't much larger than a .177
A .177 to a bird would be the same as atank shell size to a human.
What are the FPS of those airguns?
The "golden shot" NOT, them bL@@dy trees kept getting in the way...Lol. :D
What is a root
Louie Demetriou a rook
Tastes like chicken. Thanks, I’ll have chicken then.
Not exactly crack shots are they 🤣🤣