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Hey mate I've got the Michellin Road 6 GT. 42psi fr 45 r. I don't care how they feel in the dirt, always a bit skatey with hard road tires, most of my time on the tarmac, cheers mate.

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glad you enjoyed it. Respect to your grandad

the video is perfecto !

you are very welcome, thanks for dropping by !

glad you enjoyed it

That's so good, I'm glad you enjoyed it, much respect for your dad. RIP lest we forget

I'm glad you liked my video. You can go and see them at the Biggin Hill Heritage Hangars, tell them your dad worked on them, you'll get a special tour of the workshops I'm sure. Wait til you see the Messerschmidt they built there too !

thanks ! I enjoy the movement I suppose , and not just thinking about hitting a target but the sequence of shots , and safe movement between stages , it's tough to remember it all sometimes !

that's what I did . But I also use video sunglasses which are exposed to the wind etc

you can also try putting a piece of thin foam rubber over the microphone of the camera

most of your points have been mentioned by other commenters, but a black powder rifle can only use black powder ammo due to the lesser pressure generated

Ok now to find it

@@kikiaguilar2604 just make your own , it's easy and fun

it cost me 75 quid, and nearly $2,000 to get there lol, but it was amazing

@@MrMacca6969 yeh ! yours looked like it had all the genuine gizmo’s and gadgets, or least the proper ones for that Mk. I sat in a Mk18 I think it was, but it had a few non genuine instruments. It was still the most surreal experience, to sit in a Spitfire and feel the space and see the sight lines they had. I am not embarrassed to say I had goosebumps. Would love to sit in a Hurricane one day.

you can hear me ask the guide when i got out of the cockpit, he said ok

you're welcome !

Thanks mate,it's good fun. I've done faster but with less movement.Check out my other shooting videos

How about making more?

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Nice! I'm thinking about moving to Australia in a few years. Is it possible for immigrants to join a club and own guns?

@@ironsight89 I'm sure you can but there are a lot of requirements

a limited supply of just a few seconds,every shot counted mate!

I'm glad you like my little video !

30-30 is loaded with about 6.3 gr of trail boss to comply with minimum power factors for competition.The Uberti .357 mag '73 is running 38 special with 3 gr trail boss.Recoil control is a big thing for this shooting with single action firearms,the gun is locked into the shoulder and the levering/trigger pull hand is kinda floating,not actually gripping the stock at all.Cheers mate

@@MrMacca6969 Very nice setup you have going there. The 1873 actions are by far the smoothest I've ever handled, but they seem to cost a fortune. I'd love one in. 357 to run 38 specials as you do. Do you fit more in the tube since the 38's are a bit shorter? Do they run these single action shoots with just rifles and shotguns? Us cat A/B guys would love to join the fun, but all the comps I've seen include wheelguns as a part of the stage

@@mattholley3642 wheel guns are a big part of it,but you can always track down your local group and they will always let you have a try with their guns,cowboys are generous people,you can also get into a pistol club as a non-member with your ID and A/B licence.My Uberti rifle is short stroked and modified for faster operation,we basically take a new gun and 'wear it out' lol to make it work.Maybe put one or more extra rounds in,but it's rarely required in comp anyway.Have a look at my other videos,there are some more good ones.cheers mate

glad you enjoyed it!

The plane has one of course, it's just named and calibrated different. Back in those days Brits used boost indication (above ambient) in their avation rather than absolute pressure like Americans. Also pounds per square inch instead of inches of mercury, but that's about it.

Yep, Brit boost was in Ft/Lbs, SAAF Museum Spitfire MkIX Would use not more than 8Lbs boost for takeoff, (2650 RPM) which is not much more than half throttle, still plenty of power! Engine preservation being a consideration. 27 litres of V12 engine! The other engine gauge closely monitored at all times was the coolant temp gauge. If she starts getting hot, you need to make a plan, and fast!

One thing about climbing in, there is a bulkhead cross beam just ahead of the seat which you can step on with your foot instep, so hanging on the windscreen, you can literally “stand up” in the cockpit, foot insteps in this beam, quite handy!

Samy Pons No, I am 95% sure it is a Mark IXe. The cockpit correspond to this variant and the guy said it had .50 cals, which correspond to the type e wings.

glad you like it

Thank you for your kind reply.The gun was borrowed and the owner said nothing,he was standing right there.

MrMacca6969 I actually see EVERYONE do that! Most gun dealers do that when they show the gun to a customer, so if its a sin, most every one of us is guilty. I just am so careful to never let folks shoot mine without an overview first. These guns run around $3500 new!

In reproduction rifles that have two piece firing pins, you’ll be less likely to break the pin but it will eventually scar the breech block as mentioned. In original rifles, not only will this damage the block but it can also break the firing pin, rendering the rifle inoperable. A bad day should you find yourself on the high plains with a band of Comanche fast approaching! ;)

@@andrewskibo5286 thanks for the insight, but luckily there are no Commanche left in Australia, we shot and ate them !

No worries mate!It was a must to do with my wife on our recent pilgrimage from Australia,as we were staying in Biggin Hill anyway.

Stuart Brookes I’ve read that. A brilliant read. Such an unassuming man. Very modest. 👍👍

Read First Light in 2 days. Re- read every year. I bought a print of a painting of his Spitfire and had it professionally framed . Such a genuine human being. There is a short movie based around the book. Kind of low budget but worth watching. His book contained a few photos with John Kent who grew up a few streets from where I live (Canada). RIP. Mr. Wellum.

I think they may have gone bust or moved shop.

John Saia it's an original Colt Peacemaker with ivory grips in .45 calibre.

What generation Colt SAA 1st, 2nd or 3rd?

John Saia Nice to hear from you,sorry I am late,I don't often look at my channel and comments.The gun is an original 1876 owned by my mate,not sure what gen.It has original ivory grips,and it is a .45.He also has another,but he built it form parts,the gun was in bad shape when he got it.