Hi Chris, I know you're having some time out. Watch your target shooting with the uragan compact 2 what scope are you using looks the business thanks Brian
hi there just a suggestion but it looks like you scope is not plumbed correctly because as you are moving your target's further away your point of impact is further to the left each time. over different distances you should only need to use hold over/under.. but very impressed with the rifle and your shooting the group's are spot on.. look forward to next video.. Dave
@@southwestshooters hi Chris first you need to get a pair of spirit level bubbles i got them from EBay they was only £2 each then put your rifle onto your shooting stand and put one level across the dove tall rail and make sure your rifle is level and put the other one one your elevation turret loosen your scope mounts so you can twist the scope and just make sure both spirit levels are centred tighten back up your scope and everything should be all good to go.. hope this helps.. Dave
@@southwestshooters sounds a good idea it's such an important part of setting up a rifle and it's nice to pass on tips to fellow shooters i look forward to seeing it..
@@davebrailsford6699 That's a great tip. I was thinking the other day that there should be faint reference line down the centre of the scope and on the centre of the mounts. Until then I'm going to try your method. 👍
Hey, I am wondering if you could try and get these guns on test as I might consider one in the future in 0.22 calibre Weirauch HW95 Daystate Revere Weirauch HW35K Thanks.
Great video, good shooting, well done! 👍👍
Excellent 🎯
Hi Chris.I love the Uragan and will definitely own one in the future.Lovely shooting and good groups👍🏻😀
Thank you Justin. You won't regret it.... Excellent guns!
I would say it's due to the wind ........ Good groups though :)
Hello sir god morning watching from philippines solid to your UA-cam channel sir
Hi Chris, I know you're having some time out. Watch your target shooting with the uragan compact 2 what scope are you using looks the business thanks Brian
hi there just a suggestion but it looks like you scope is not plumbed correctly because as you are moving your target's further away your point of impact is further to the left each time. over different distances you should only need to use hold over/under.. but very impressed with the rifle and your shooting the group's are spot on.. look forward to next video.. Dave
Do you have any tips on how to do this? I have always struggled with this.
@@southwestshooters hi Chris first you need to get a pair of spirit level bubbles i got them from EBay they was only £2 each then put your rifle onto your shooting stand and put one level across the dove tall rail and make sure your rifle is level and put the other one one your elevation turret loosen your scope mounts so you can twist the scope and just make sure both spirit levels are centred tighten back up your scope and everything should be all good to go.. hope this helps.. Dave
@@davebrailsford6699 you legend. I'll make this the subject of a video!
@@southwestshooters sounds a good idea it's such an important part of setting up a rifle and it's nice to pass on tips to fellow shooters i look forward to seeing it..
@@davebrailsford6699 That's a great tip. I was thinking the other day that there should be faint reference line down the centre of the scope and on the centre of the mounts. Until then I'm going to try your method. 👍
This tuned to < 12 ft/lbs? Sounds like the velocity is low and thus the pellets are extremely wind picky.
How in the name of a cooked breakfast can you tell that?!
Wind was blowing left to right
Nice scope, what is it
It's a 4k day and night scope, a short run of digital scopes by MCT.
Hey, I am wondering if you could try and get these guns on test as I might consider one in the future in 0.22 calibre
Weirauch HW95
Daystate Revere
Weirauch HW35K
Thanks.
Repeat! 😳
Dude, don't worry about it. This is just for anyone who just wants to see the groups.....
@@southwestshooters ouch! 😂
@@southwestshooters carry on!