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Hi Jeff, I understand that quite a few pellets are manufactured by J̌SB, including a couple of those you tried in this video. Others from that source FX, Air Arms. Try H&N FTT as another choice as BenchRest guys like these.

Thanks for the presentation I found it very informative and a lot to take in was a little over my head but the joy of video is I can go back an refer to it again to refresh yourself . Another good video.👍

Boy iv learnt a lot on this one. Sound was not at all a problem and it's not important how long a video is as long as the object of the video is achieved. Glued and taking notes. Not being a HFT'er I found this was clear and educational . Just the going about in making a simple range card to use when out shooting or on a range is a nother notch in the learning of getting targeting better .👍

Come a cross your channel found it interesting though I'm aware of it ,mentioning a first and second focus ,when looking at a scope types .

Titles are now 1st class.

From South Africa. Bought a used AA S400. Those JSB 10.34s are superb in it. Re the Predator Polymags, hit a biggest rat at abt 12m from a Stoeger springer - +/- 825 fps @ +/- 13 fpe. Close to blew the rat in two. Extremely destructive round.

Fairly good results from all the pellets by the looks of things. Is the reticle on screen in the video, what you actually see, seems to obstruct the target view quite badly for me. I didn't mind the original titles, the new ones are an improvement though.

Prefer the old title music

Really good video. You always make them interesting and let us viewers see the equipment used. I always like the topics on pellets, scopes, etc. So thank you! 👍

Hi mate, nice vid thank you, never had a problem with the old intro, like the new one too. Nice look at some pellets in real world conditions and great to see someone shooting at longer distances. So many "reviewers" claim how great pellets are and they only shoot them at 20 or 25m. You only see the real accuracy when you push the distances out a bit further, Cheers

BRILLIANT Jeff, much better. Good job mate

Great video as always. I like the intro. Both of them. It is unique to you. Keep up the good work.

Sorry but the combination of over-magnification exaggerating your pulse and the awful over-busy reticle make this all but unwatchable.

Great video once again. Enjoy your holiday

Hello. Have you heard anything about Russian psp weapons? For example, as a "huntsman". Edgan "leshii 2" "PHOENIX", or "Doberman" ?

Like your new tittles, good video, just goes to show every barrel is different, my ultra loves JSB heavies and accupel acumax, my ixia the accumax and QYS , my Katran all of them but preferably QYS Steamlined

much better titles.

I like the short and varied intro. I'm a typical German from the south, so typical Brits always seem a bit special to me. Language has a very big influence on how you appear to others. For example, we are used to always getting to the point very quickly and directly and the accents of the German language make us seem rather harsh and unfriendly, which we actually are not. Maybe that's why I like the English language and the associated manner of the English/British people and their friendliness, which always overwhelms me. I discovered that there are also inexpensive diabolos that don't have to be bad. The problem with large spreading circles is a relatively large weight distribution within a can. That's why I sort them by 0.2 grein weight difference, which is actually quick. That's not particularly precise, but it's enough to usually create two groups of about 74% and 25%, and a third of maybe 1% that are actually eliminated by weight. This creates two “varieties” that are reasonably homogeneous and each form acceptable groups. Of course, you can work even more precisely when sorting to get even better results. By the way, I also do this with high-quality diabolos. For even tighter spreading circles, the head diameter is crucial. You can also quickly measure it with a measuring gauge and sort it accordingly. And last but not least, there are also calibration matrices for calibrating the head and cup diameters in 0.01 mm increments. However, due to the time required and the purchase costs, these measuring gauges and calibration matrices are probably more suitable for competitive shooters and not for recreational shooters. I don't actually want to share a link, but if you're interested you can search under the company name "Mamba Target" - it's a small company from Cologne. But perhaps there is something similar in the UK, especially as this sport actually originated here. Of course, if you have a PCB rifle that doesn't have a regulator, you can forget everything as long as you don't restore the original pressure in the weapon after about 30 shots. In my opinion, the weapon you use plays an even bigger role than the diabolos in determining how large the shooting group will be. I use about 40 different types of Dabolo to determine the “best” ones for each weapon. This generally results in 4 types with which this weapon delivers good results, or for the corresponding purpose. If possible, I prefer inexpensive varieties - I don't use very expensive varieties at all. But I'm just an amateur shooter and not an Olympian.

In all 5 of my Daystate's ive done the pellet testing (8 variaties )and each will stack H&N 8.4 and QYS domed 8.4. Red wolf giving best results, 2nd Reverend closely followed by Sapphire and Ghost. Regal and mk3 yet to seriously test

Hi, try shooting the polymags into a "rat shaped" piece of plasticine. You can see the deformation then try a regular pellet. No deformation.

Do you think a JSB exact diablo 8.4 grain would be acceptable for hunting? I realise heavier would be preferable, but would 8.4 deliver enough damage?I don't hunt and probably never will but I was just wondering? Thanks very much

The title is a lot better now

Great new title sequence.🎉🎉

Good video. Not much fussed about the intro music to be honest, I usually skip over it! One observation though, when you first started to shoot I immediately thought your scope looked to be too high for your cheek piece, perhaps lower mounts would be helpful?

Great video. Thanks for sharing. To wring the last accuracy out of our equipment it’s important to also try diffrent power levels for the selected pellets. A few fps up/down can make a huge difference. With current world affairs some of us do not use pellets/equipment made in for instance China.

like the new music too

Love the new intro ❤

keep doing wat your doing great vid

My Daystate likes the lighter Streamlined, but they don't really like being stretched much beyond 25yds. The JSB Exact short would be worth a try as well.

Have you any thoughts on pellet skirt shapes, I’ve not tried jsb shorts yet but currently using barracuda 8s as they group well and were only 7.50 a tin. they have a slightly longer skirt compared to exacts, but I’m not so consistent since the wind has got up. Thinking more surface area is giving the wind more to act on

High heart beat rate, crosshair bouncing all over the place. xD

Keep up the good work mate

Love the new title s and as always a great informative channel Keep it up 😊

Great video as always. Why do we actually need opening titles. I, like most, just skip forward past them.

Great video buddy 👍 Thanks!

We are going to have to think of more excuses for missing the target if we can no longer blame the pellets

Air guns? Enjoy ladies.😂😂 Good explanation.

Good one mate, I liked the whirley thing reference lol, you are old enough to remember using a turntable to play records., good review from australia

I did mine a different way much less work. I zero'ed @ 30m than counted the clicks to get it to 50m. Factory BC said three clicks @ 50m I found four clicks was spot on so adjusted the BC till it gave four clicks at 50m. Tested it from 5-100m and now my ballistic cal is spot on.

As a newbie to airgunning for a couple of months, I had shotguns many years ago, I was amazed at the lengths you chaps go to fix your own kit, absolutely brilliant video and instruction, not that I have the nerve to do it. haha I have a Weihrauch HW77K my wife bought me, it has that annoying twang, I understand that it is possible to quieten it down etc any suggestions as to how and who I could get to do it? I am in Essex thanks again.

Randomly suggested by UA-cam algorithm but very informative

I seen right away, that I feel your setup is unstable. A more solid front rest will help you tremendously.

Are you using pellets and G1 drag model together, instead of GA? :P

Nice to see when the theory matches the practical outcome. Not something I am in to, but very interesting video to watch.

Yo Jeff, excellent video, nice one, cause I learned a lot👍👍 and good timing, cause I just got Strelok and Mero the other night and this video shows me what to do. So thanks for the advice and tips 👍👍👍Also you have graduated onto my big 55 inch TV 👀👀🤣🤣 I'm used to watching everything on UA-cam on my phone, now you are just about a life sized Jeff on my Telly which is a bit weird 👀👀🤣🤣rather than you being a Tom Thumb sized Jeff on my phone 👀👀🤣🤣 Also on a different subject Im getting an old Technics SX-KN 1400 vintage Workstation Keyboard next week.. It was one of my first keyboards.. I saw it on Ebay and just had to get it.. I'm hoping that everything is still working on it.. Fingers crossed.. Even though I've got Pro-tools and Cubase and Ableton Live, it will be cool to go old school again 🫣🫣🫣👀👀🤣🤣🤣catch you on your next video and have a great weekend.. 👍👌✌️

Its getting ridicules. I haven't got time to be a purist with a springer, but I admire them. But that bloody great thing your shooting is way out. I've got an old Daystate Air Wolf which I consider very heavy, especially with a dirty great MDC scope on it, so I will be considering something lighter. Didn't look at all the video but stopped on your BRK Ghost. I consider it an horrible looking thing compared to a Mk1 BSA Airsporter.

Interesting way of doing it. I’ve always found the bc by using 2 chronographs one at the muzzle and one at a measured distance then put the speeds onto an online bc calculator to get your bc

I spent years working on pcp air rifles to find ways to increase the bc, it is possible! The highest .177 BC i achieved using jsb Exact 8.4's is 0.0267 and in .22 0.0400 with 13.4 JSB 22 RS. Flatter shooting, higher down range velocity, takes less wind. Giving myself a mechanical advantage over other shooters certainly helped me win my World HFT title in 2016. It's quite interesting watching your vids and seeing someone follow the path i was on 15 years ago.

Excellent info, got my eye on a 3-12 Zulus will come in handy👍🏻

Great video Jeff. Altering the BC will this help at short ranges or is it just for longer ranges?