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Ryan, I really enjoyed watching your video with night vision, keep em comin cheers my friend.

It’s sad I had the same thermal,Iray would not own up to the video downloadingupside down. I would not recommend them. They discontinued these because of issues.

Great video, and nice thermal setup! the black hot palette is my favorite too.

Dude this is bad ass

Looks like my back yard! Are you on Vancouver Island? Just north of Campbell river where you were setup?

Huge balls!

That'll keep the blood pumping

I just renovated a 72 Macgregor 22 or 24 I think. Not sure how to tell. Do I just measure tip of bow to stern?

Small sailboats r so much fun! I prefer sailing my 23’ compac over our 50’ racer/cruiser! 👍

I used to have a 21 mc greagor and i loved that boat i sailed in that in some narley weather never had any fear! great boats!

I had a MacGregor 22 went out 1 day in conditions very close to your video, well let me tell you once was enough

Dude, you handled that well.

wild man

2:44 You fucking legend, casually opening up a beer

Great little boat!

Bought a used Venture 17 that was only one year old and practically new. I was only 21 years old myself and practically new. My girlfriend and I would go on sailing-dates. Then one day we eloped and sailed to Catalina Island and got married. We stood on a hill overlooking Avalon bay. The taxi-cab driver was our witness. That honeymoon night a northeastern blew-in (a nasty local windstorm.) There were breakers rolling in the bay. I worried about our little boat, thrashing about out there on her mooring. I was going to leave the motel room to check. I decided however, it wouldn't make a very good honeymoon memory (kind-of like cheating on your wedding night.) That was back in 1975. Today we live on a 40 sailboat and have for the past 10 years. We still like to sail to Catalina but it isn't nearly as much fun as those days spent on the little Mac. The End.

Looks like a lot of fun and some big swells. Not breaking 20knots. The no a single white cap. White caps will be everywhere and you won't be sailing flat.

Good on you for getting our there and testing your self. But you where nowhere near 30 knots. White caps are constant at around 25. It looked like you might have been in 15 knots. It feels like a lot more when your in a little C/B lake boat. I remember sailing in my Dad's O'day 20 CB boat in the SF bay in 20 knots and it felt like we were in the roaring 40's. Shooting off waves spray shooting over the back of the boat. Lots of fun.

Great vid! I’ve got a much smaller Precision 18 with a custom hanked-on 80% jib and also added a second reef to the mainsail. Slowly been building my comfort level and pushing the boat harder…

Get it, man.

Thats pretty hard core. Curious if anything broke?

40 knots my arse, that isn even near 20. Where's white white horse's? In your dreams?

Stupid in a shit boat like that…

shouldnt have been out there at all.listen to weather,lucky to be alive,just saying.

As I rookie sailor with meteor boat I absolutely love this video!!

I bet you can tighten up your group by using SK Rile Match.....and marking your yellow circle with a small dot in the center...(Smaller Point of Aim)

Maybe time to close the hatches

Where are you shooting? Looks like bc

That is much better than i can do, heck, i can't see 350 yards...but i do wonder why so many folks are happy shooting targets beyond a round's ability, whereas if i can hit a rabbit or squirrel at 35 yards i'm happy...we don't shoot anything over a hundred yards or so, including our heavier calibers...my gunsmith shoots at a thousand yards, more power to him, again, I can't see that far...however, I am glad there are so many great shooters out here...

Man look at that vertical spread. That lot of ammo sucks! But they were all hits.

I have never shot ,22 lr more than 100 mtr. I'm always amazed at how the slightest puff of wind can change the point of impact.

That's a new one for me. Sailing with parachute. Looks like it worked well.

I had a venture 22 that I sailed the living p..s out of. Great video!

👍👍👍👍

Nice shooting guy! Hope to see more videos like this. Long range shoot some cans or jugs of water, or just something else that's ridiculous, like a watermelon lol

That's great sailing in those conditions single handed! Wow!

Where is this?

Love this boat wish I still had mine many great hours spent in several weather conditions.

Nice ride! What the app to navigate you use?!

I’ve owned a Vn 23 cutter for 20 years and impressed with the weather she can take, that looked like fun!⛵️

Hint: Always Close the Hatches

It was about 25 knots and rising quickly at the start of the video when I decided to reef early. I switched the 70% jib to a storm jib and put a 2nd reef in the main. I wish I had more footage, but the camera battery died, and I wasn’t comfortable changing it single handed downwind. After the video I sailed with just the storm jib for a bit, then put a 3rd reef in the main.

Beautiful weather for a sail! Makes me wish I could take my vanguard out sailing

40+ knots?

I think way higher is the way to go , attached to the anchor rig . Also a helium filled weather balloon could insure it stays up .

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Great video. Shows that even a small and light boat can handle heavy weather with the right sail plan. Loved the cry of „Holy fuck!“. 👍

I just stumbled across this video, don't understand why you don't have more views and comments. Audio could be better but amazing video! And cool sailing in not so nice conditions! I'd sail with you anyday.

Not as wet as I would expect in that blow. She was impressive

not the kind of boat or rigging you want to overpower , standing rigging could use some adjustment !