Long Range Foxing & Varminting in the UK | Element Optics Global Hunting, S1E3
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- Опубліковано 5 жов 2024
- Element ProStaff Shooter Mark Ripley takes us into the rollling hills of Sussex, England for some long-range fox control!
Mark's Channel: / @260rips
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Equipment used:
Custom Rifle in .260 Remington
Element Nexus 5-20x50 FFP Riflescope
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Fantastic shot, I can't get my pants on quicker than you got out of the truck got your gear ready and took the shot !!!!!. Excellent
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You'd get your pants on quick if your girlfriend's husband shows up!
@@teacheng3795 Ha Ha I would get them on faster than you dropped that fox. 😂👍
Ripley! I'd watch a toilet paper commercial of it had Mark in it. Well done folks!
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This guy is a legend, his channel is 260rips I think.
"He's a fair way off" 536 yards on a fox... jeez...I'd reckon he's a fair way's off.🙂 Good shooting Mark.
Another excellent video Mark, well done. All my shooting was done in Sussex, firstly in the Brighton area and after that the Eastbourne area. I only ever used shotguns and air rifles. I haven't been out for about six years now, unfortunately serious illness and age caught up with me. I really do miss those early mornings seeing the sun come up, I always tried to be on the land by 4am during the summer.
Geoff.
It’s certainly a beautiful part of the country. I hope your health improves, all the best, mark
@@260rips Thank you Mark.
Another Great Video 💯 Thank's Mark 💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥
Great video Mark as always wishing you and your family a Happy New Year looking forward to seeing your videos in 2023
Mark 260rips is a brilliant UA-cam channel
Hell of a shot.
Hi Mark, I watch your videos for two reasons, first off, I’m an Ex Pat now living in New Zealand so I enjoy seeing the English countryside which I miss. The second reason is, I’m a shooter / hunter too. I do a little pest control, rabbits, possums and geese; plus, I also like to put venison and goat in my freezer.
I was predominantly a shotgun shooter, so relatively new to rifles.
I reload my .243 Winchester ammo.
I was out checking my ability and my load across a chronograph this week and found my velocity on the last 7 shots of 10 shots started dropping off from between 5 & 7 fps.
I only neck size, brass has been fired at least 6 times but not been annealed!
I do not crimp my bullet and my bullet is 10 thou from the lands.
The accuracy has only gone off a touch though.
I’m in the process of building my own annealing machine.
Any ideas please?
Do you interest in pistol shooting? I heard it’s legal in NZ.
Good morning Mark (NZ Time).
Back when I was twenty and still using air rifles and shotguns on the farm,
I got interested in black powder and had a SxS Pedersoli percussion, but I
also had a BP ML dueling pistol (legal without a licence as you will know).
I couldn't hit a barn door from the inside 😄, so No, not interested in pistols.
But yes, we are still allowed to own and use pistols here in NZ, but the restriction
are there and you can't hunt with one, all shooting has to at a registered range.
Range regulations have been tightened up a great deal here.
I just turned 70 and treated myself! I sold my SH Tikka T3X in 243 Win (it had gone
off the boil) and I bought a Tikka T3X Aspire in 243 Win, but I transfered the set trigger
from my old rifle T3X and fitted side QD sling mounts and a short rail under the forend,
for a QD bipod. I have an Arken EPL on top. But it doesn't like ammo I reload, so
back to ladder testing. Today I'm testing different bullet seating. Where do you seat yours?
I was hunting with a black powder muzzle loading patch round ball rifles (54&50) for a while,
but I was finding it harder to stalk into a range where an ethical kill was possible.
I had taked quite a few Fallow and some Wallabies with it before selling them.
I then changed to the Tikka and have not looked back since.
Goats and Fallow are my favourite, as I can carry them out of the bush.
Always present from Indonesia Hunter 🇲🇨🙏👍
Incredible shot!
Cracking video with mark !! Always great to see him in action be good to shoot with him one day
Awesome film and shooting as always Mark
Nice long distance shooting Mark
Mark you are some shot mate ❤
Another excellent video Mr Rips, and another channel subscribed to. I’m always on the look out for you in the content of the shooting channels as I’ve learnt so much from you.
Thank you 👍
Thank you! Look out for videos on the shooting show and shooting & country tv as well 😉👍
@@260rips Already subscribed matey.
I like the air gun show you’ve started doing too, smashing the rats 🐀 👍
Great shooting! Nice scenery also
I love sniper rifle and 50 cal & 50 BMG power shot~!💥💀😘
Awesome shot!
Damn... very nice shooting!
Incredible bro. I need practice to get there. Thanks for motivating me
Nice shooting Mark
Top shot Mark, I own the same scope on my Tikka CTR .223, I've got the Mil version and miss the little cross in the center.
Great shot ! Well fed Fox. Coyote size teeth!
#Element
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nice shooting rips
if i were knew when i was young what i wanna be. I would choose this job.
Christ... What a shot 😦
Happy New Year mark. All the best keep up the good work
Which is the best optic?
NightForce NXS 5.5-22x56mm???
lement nexus 5-20x50 ffp????
Element nexus, I had an nxs and sold it in favour of the nexus, just my opinion 👍
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Yo tengo el modelo titan y es una maravilla
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Do you have a video that goes over your rifle set up? Its your .260 right? Would love to see a video that goes over your whole set up!!
Hector,
Mark goes over some of his kit here ua-cam.com/video/Dx755shesHc/v-deo.html
He skips the actual rifle build, though.
From memory it's built on a Rem 700 action rebarreled to .260 Rem by a UK custom builder.
I can't find the vlog where he talks about it, but it's probably on his own channel 260rips.
Yes I think I’ve gone over it a couple of times in the past on the 260rips channel but here’s a quick run down!
So yes as stated it’s a custom built 260 rem built on a rem 700 blueprinted action with a jewel trigger set at 1.5lb. It has a 24” semi varmint Bartlien barrel with a 1-8.5 twist, Mae t12 scout moderator, accuracy international folding stock, atlas bipod topped with a element nexus 5-20x50 scope and one piece Sportsmatch mount.
Ammunition is handloaded 143 grain eld-x bullets over 41.7 grains of n160, lapau brass and federal or magtec primers.
I have 2 Element Nexus scopes. Both on 17 hm2 rifles. Best leaves off squirrel setups I have ever used. Longer range shots very doable. I show quite a few using hand held camera. Take a look at my channel.
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Pheasant go POOF
what caliber is this rifle?
It’s a custom built 260 rem
I can’t wait to take my first 200 yard shot
Good luck hope it goes well for you 👍
It is amassing what a human can do if he buys and owns and adds and operate an engineered powerful prosthetic aid to enhance his limited human features. With respect to what they do, many people, including pilots, are born with a congenital disorder not having wings of their own, so, with wrapping around them an engineered prosthetic aid, called "an aircraft" they do claim that , "We can fly!" after they train very hard to make, SAVING THEIR OWN LIFE the first priority in their checklist. Many humans love to wear "wheels" to go faster than their legs can carry them.
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I would say, "well done" to any hungry hunter who can kill to eat, or " varminting" at 536 yards, if he does it with, his bare hands, a trap, a blow tube, a bow and arrow or a cross bow, which he made himself.
This is like bullfighting, the match between hunter and hunted is not well and fairly balanced is it? At least this hunter did not laugh every time he hit the live target as I seen what some hunters did when they hunted Canadian geese! If a hunter needs to kill, at least do not laugh about it! I must congratulate this hunter for his attitude towards his kill, which he needs to do to protect the lambs.
Long time ago I have injured fox very badly, I found it alive but dying for sure next day in a stream, I realized that for my joy I did something very bad... it was long shot and probability of this is growing with distance...Being good hunter and good person means avoiding long range shooting(hunting)..
more of not taking shots you dont know you can make under the current conditions. If you cant judge the wind well don't shoot at game on a windy day. practice on paper/steel/etc until you know what your shot will do. distance doesnt make a shot unethical, lack of skill for the shot does. this man does not lack the skill.
@@robertmuir734 If according to you longer distances do not cause more crippled animals (when executed by skilled hunter/shooter), than you simply do not know what you are talking about. You kind of stated, that his groups on paper target remain the same size...at any distance.
If you admitted, that his groups would grow in size with longer distances, that you would also have to admit, that the probability of crippling the animal is also growing with longer distances, no matter the level of his skill. Of course good shooter is able to make ethical shot at longer distance than an average shooter , but everyone has it´s limit. When you see him happy that he managed (this time)..., it means he was shooting beyond his limit already, where 10 shots out of ten would be perfect like in this video. I know it is tempting to try it, when you see a fox at long distance. On the other hand I am almost 100% sure, that there is no such a hunter on this planet who would not experience some misses as well as woundings only... Certain percentage is OK. What is that level ? 70% 80% 90% I do not know. I only wanted to emhasize, that we could be even better hunters, if we would manage to get closer without being noticed.
sure guy. whatever makes you fell better and sleeo well.
@@robertmuir734 I did not want to offend you. (I hope you do not feel my message that way). But am I wrong, if I say, that groups are getting bigger with distance as percentage of crippled animals?
@@robertmuir734 Please, read my message once more, I corrected it later.... My english is not very good, I tried to explain my point a bit better, when I corrected it later....
Nice shooting as usual Mark. And another couple of the red devils that won't be eating any rare ground nesting birds or lambs in your neck of the woods 👌
WHAT y'all paying for Diesel????
Roughly £1.78 or $2.14 a litre
Fox knew nothing about it 🙄
Have you ever tried just watching the wildlife instead of killing it ?
Well said
You don’t have a clue what your talking about. This is pest control to stop foxes killing your livestock. There is nothing worse than arriving to a field to find lambs have been killed.
Yes regularly. I watch all manner of songbirds, hares and other wildlife and enjoy seeing them, this is one of the reasons I shoot foxes and crows as both predate songbirds and other wildlife that I would much rather see on the farm.
The other reason is to protect the livestock on the farm which is why I am able to shoot here.
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