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One of the fox shooters done a review on these he said they where shit and I can well believe it mate

I’ve been using them since the 80s, first was a Weaver first, then on to Simmons and Burris and more recently Leupold, Vortex, Zeiss and Arken. You’ve been missing out!

This gun performs best at 200bar, the REG is of a basic design and does not like full pressure, treated correctly these will match any PCP on the market below £1k.

Ha! It turns out I've been using an almost "LPVO" scope for decades! My faithful old Tasco 615W is a 1.75 to 5 x 40, bought in 1981 and still going strong! Of course, back then it was just called a "scope"!

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Starts wikth "definitions" - so what the heck is "HFT"???????

This was *super* useful. I am a total newb, so I had no idea what to do other than that I needed to move compressed air from one place to another lol! I have the same compressor as you and, even though I am in the US, I ordered the NRV from Best in UK, because it was actually less expensive than the same thing here, even after shipping (small enough that shipping wasn't too bad).

I use a LPVO scope on my EDGUN R3M in 25 caliber and love it over any scope I ever used on it.

Thanks for the video Jeff. Every day we learn something. Keep the videos coming 🙂

Hi Jeff, great review of the LPVO Scope, like every one else, we are like WTF is an LPVO Scope 🤣🤣🤣it's not a bad piece of kit, looks great on your Ghost 👍👍 also you kept me up late again 🤣🤣lol.. Hope you have a great weekend 👍✌️👌

Hi jeff ,lots to think about, and just showed how much is out there for shooting not just airguns ,keep up the great vids😊😊

You can also put the putty on the outside and carpet in the inside. If you covered a bell with that putty it wouldn't ring very loud.

Hello from New Zealand, awesome reviews. Keep up it up.

Morning Jeff, hope you're well? Another cracking video, mate. All the best

Some great ideas here, for a new shooter. I won’t be so quick to chuck my Amazon boxes away in future. Thanks.

Do you thing a heavier pellet would help to not be as effected by the wind?

Sorry to bother again ! I'm zeroing off a bipod prone for hunting. I have achieved pellet on pellet accuracy at 25 yards for 10 shots but whenever I get the gun back out it needs adjusting again. Tends to take me 5 magazines to get it consistent. Have you any idea how to sort this out? But embarrassing as I have been shooting 10 years !

Good idea on your back stop. Like the clipbaord holder too. 👍

Great video Jeff. I'm pretty sure the 'bung' is similar to a neutral density filter. DJI drones often need a ND filter because DJI make the sensors so sensitive you need a ND filter to reduce the light evenly across the spectrum to gain control of exposure.

Nice demostration. The skirt has a thicker side and a thinner side. If the pellet was indexed into the chamber say heavy or light side up, would that affect poi?

try acupell lubed should be just one hole . and easy to zero , 20 years plus experience

Nice explaintion. Retired as a physical lab tech and loved it. It was never boring to me. I believe it was my concentration about detail and patterns. Thank you for turning my gears.😂

Thank you for the informative tour and bring HFT to the public. Have had pellet rifles for awhile and never thought to join a shooting club.. At 74 now it sounds like a grear idea! Thanks again.

Great video again ! Do I need to zero my airgun the same way I shoot (prone for example). If so how do people shooting hft shoot in all 3 positions? Cheers !

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Interesting video as always thanks very much. I don’t do air rifle BR but have picked a few things up from YT. I think the H&N Baracuda FT 9.57 grn hand sorted are very popular for BR, can very often produce less energy than JSB but you need accuracy first. The QYS 8.48 streamline are also excellent imo. You must try both head sizes with both those pellets. As always a good batch of the JSB are pretty much impossible to beat but it’s finding the best batch. Also I think the BR shooters weigh and size pellets for competition. Would be interesting to see the sizing process and the results if you ever push it that far. Another thing I’ve found over the years is that the least junk you have on your barrel the better. You could do with the adjustable air stripper and tune it to your best pellets and then leave it be. Problem being it might be too noisy for your garden and create many range trips. Just a few thoughts. Thank you very much for doing these videos. I find them so interesting. Just add a bit more 😂. Not sure if you find the same thing but I’ve found that the AA 8.44 with the deep skirt pockets shoot very well with PCP and the ones with the shallow pockets shoot well with springers. Might be just my guns but that’s what I’ve noticed. Trouble is, you have no clue what you are going to get until you open the tin.

Wulf Fireball, front end focus with a throw lever, throw lever on the zoom. RWS Hobby @25 yards .22 Airacuda max = a very neat, easy to measure 7.5mm hole (first 3 shots went through the same 5.5mm hole).

Hi great video Do you still have the left hand stock ? I did the same as you I bought a right hand one and I am left handed tut

That looks like a beast Jeff, good luck taming it. Like you I found the Baracuda 8 pellets slower than the JSB even though they are stated as the same weight and head size and they also feel tighter when pushing into the breech. As another one of you viewes said the material is a little harder causing drag. Keep up the good work🙂

Great video Jeff, that's an awesome rifle, looks amazing, Im in love ❤️ and great shooting to, that section of the video really interested me as a new shooter, I'm doing it right 👍👍😂😂😂YAY.. like you said each different tin of pellets has a slightly different zero or quite a big difference.. Even though they're the same weight and head size, see I'm learning, 👀👀😂😂 well I've learned a hell of a lot from watching you, so I thank you for that and it's much appreciated.. Have a great weekend Jeff 👍👌✌️

H&N pellets are always slower because they are a harder lead alloy causing more drag in the barrel

Hi I think you have a left hand adjustable cheek piece still fitted to your rifle ?

so much for hft on a budget then

what a stunning bit of kit mate . and to be fair i think with the stock and hamster back to original it looks very nice . was not keen on that ally hamster probably severed its purpose but the original one looks better in my opinion. shot a few of those down the club . between that and the ev2 both fantastic bits of kit

Your targets are too large. I draw a grid pattern and shoot for the intersections. I also sight in 2 hash marks lower in the scope reticle, so that I don’t shoot out my aiming points.

Is the new shroud quieter? It sure looks nice on the 900…

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Hi, I think I saw you at the recent BRK day! Thanks for the good tip regarding scope height. Do you do this after you have zeroed the scope, or when the reticle is optically centred? Thanks.

Can you see the stars even better during clear night skies? thanks for the review

Very educating. Thanks a lot for your great videos.

Great video Jeff, and good honest review, it's a great piece of kit for the money, I kind of liked the idea of the screen, that's a bit different, like pointed out you'd have to get used to it, catch up with you on the next one, I hope you and your family are doing well 👍👌✌️

Excellent explanation, thanks.

Add a layer of plumbers putty on top for the wood backing.

From my experimentation: I agree regard pellet weight. WRT head size - the head size shown on the JSB tins rarely correlate to the head size in the tin. Using a Pelletgage, I have found head sizes ranging from 4.49 to 4.55 within the same tin regardless of the size shown on the tin (the JSB Premium has far smaller spread). In my rifle, pellets with measured head size of 4.52 and 4.53 give the smallest groups, the further the head size deviates the bigger the group. I agree batch number does make a difference. The batch number with least deviation in head size and a head size that suits your gun will produce the smallest groups. Main brands better - not a safe claim, it depends on the variation in the tin. Skirts - not done that test. In your experiment did you use consistent heads size pellets - it might be the group size was affected more by the head size than skirt distortion.

Hi mate, great video :) does it come with a bipod mounting point?

Temp gauge is because a bullet is affected by temperature

Your story on the old school way of equalizing tanks without gauges is 😮 WOW, kind of scary. Glad that was before I became a recreational diver 20 years ago. Great video 😃

Interesting video to watch and set of results to look at. The reg pressure, hammer weight, travel and spring pressure are all interlinked to give the speed to the pellet. For sub 12 ft-lb, if you up the reg pressure you will have to compensate by reducing the hammer travel or spring pressure etc. It tends to be a long process of multiple adjustments. Sub12 airgun channel is fantastic, but you don't get to see the amount of testing they must do to get their results. Thanks for the video.

Thanks for detailed review What about screen resolutions and brightness I bought one so shiny that cant use it Tot visible from 50 m... What about this product?