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@@hhiibbaalleerr insta 360 pro on a skidoc orbit. theskidoc.com/Orbit--Camera-Mount_p_13.html

@@MrJhartman8 Thanks! Gonna grab one when its back instock...happy skiing from Saskatchewan man!

@@hhiibbaalleerr brrrrrrrrrr. You might try performance ski in Orlando.

@alejopadillav1213 insta 360 pro. Set on 4k 30fps, with image stabilization. Camera is mounted on a skidoc orbit mount around the Pylon. theskidoc.com/Camera-Mounts_c_11.html

@@MrJhartman8 thank you! I really appreciate your comment! 🙏💪

@@radboy58f2 34 mph. Into 38 off.

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KD7. That's a blast from the past. Ski technology has come a long way, and I think until you get to short line, the wing is not needed. I took mine off because Seth Stisher ran 39 off on the C1 without his wing and i wanted to try it. I have mixed feelings. Have skied well with and without it. I think form and technique are more important these days as the boat technology and skis have changed, but I like to experiment. I have friends who have not checked or changed their fin or wing in 3 years and ski great. Its Quite the head game. Ha

@@MrJhartman8 not sure how many followers you guys have but I’m really enjoying your videos. I grew up in a waterski family. Our first Nautique was a 1978 Ski Nautique. Later in life I bought the next family boat, a 1996 Ski Nautique. We were more of a freestyle slalom family, only my pop could run a buoy course but it’s still the best sport IMO. I’m totally blown away by the wake your Nautique makes, or should I say, doesn’t make. The traditional rooster tail is literally nonexistent, amazing. I’m 54 years old and haven’t skied in 15 years but I’m living vicariously through you guys and love watching your YT videos, thank you.

My friend had a 2001 response. Best slalom wake and handling boat we ever skied behind. Unfortunately, we need zero off and didn't have an option to upgrade. If I could ever find an old response with the diamond star hull and zero off, I'd be all over it.

That's cool. From what I understand, pre 1964 is the ticket. It is a cool gun. Curious. Does yours have stamped on it "Winchester 1912 Model 12". 1912 is when they started it, but haven't seen any others up close.

Mine just says winchester model 12, look up the serial number. Sites says it's 1961 or one says 1962. So it's pre-64

​@@Jumanji2395Beautiful classic the model 12. I picked one up today made in 1953. They are great old shotguns. I'd love one in 16ga.

@@richardgibbins5612 I'd like one with a shorter barrel, be cool slam firing a shorter barrel than a 30" barrel. I would cut mine down, but it's a full choke and don't wanna depreciate the value either.

@@Jumanji2395 Yeah, I'd be tempted to cut it as well, but, I just can't. Lol! I'll look for a shorter barrel, or a parts gun for cheap and do that. I've yet to shoot it, but it cycles dummy rounds fine and does slam fire. I'm in my 60's, and still feel like a kid at Christmas when I get a new toy!

That was a good one by Mrs Shelly. Ha. Love that offside turn on your ski Mark. Just need to work on that position through the wake going to 1,3,5 and your going short line for sure

It's a 200. 6.2L. 2018

Ski Paradise Mulberry, FL

Thank you for those kind words Evelyn, and I'm so sorry you have lost your ski buddy. She reached so many people. I could always find someone at a tournament that knew "aunt Mary".

I was going to delete it, but decided this is a keeper. so funny. Laine fired himself after he saw it.

At least you know I don't watch the skier while driving.

You mean one that knows when to turn on and off the camera? :) It's Yoder's fault, too much slack and he wouldn't let go.