Excellent start! Really well done. I would have liked a shotkam section to show clearly the method being used i.e. maintained, pull away, swing through. It can be hard to see the method being used when relying on the view from behind the shooter, especially when you're trying to find the clay and watch the shooter. When the instructor was shooting the driven target, the two methods he showed looked exactly the same to me. I hope there will be more about cartridges, I found it really interesting listening to the talk about Power Reds. I hope he will talk about cartridges for over forty yards as even club shooters come across fifty and sixty yard targets occasionally!
Hi Dave! Thanks we're so glad you enjoyed it and thanks for your comment... We are definitely going to look into some different ways of filming the shooting, and we hear you about the cartridges!! We've got something quite tasty for the next episode 👌👍
Good shout and yes my feelings too. A lot of people criticise the shotcam, but it’s a great shooting aid and let’s you see where your shot is in conjunction with the target…👍
Congrats on the first show.... looking forward already to the next. Drennan’s delivery with his facial expressions and grunts has us entertained , real nice honest down to Earth reviews. Thank you 👍
Thanks for watching and for your comment! Drennan is highly entertaining to work with as well 😅 glad you enjoyed it see you April 10th for the next episode!
I totally agree with the above comment, Drennan is a down the earth kinda bloke who tells it like it is. One can relate to everything he says with his no nonsense delivery. He is about the best at evaluating and comparing shotguns in my opinion. Top Bloke.
That was a good start but there was a significant amount of shooting where the clays were barely visible but I’m sure that’s easily sorted. Looking forward to the next one👍.
Thanks Graham , have you tried turning up the quality you are watching it in to the max and see if that helps? We are also looking into other ways to film the shooting, thank you for watching! 👍
As a professional pest controller with squirrels as the main target, results are paramount, I don't do sporting, I just need to ensure a clean death, "good on the wallet" is very important and I use the fibre reds in 27g 7.5 shot and they do the job. Little red devils is a good name 🙂
Good first show, just needs a polish with the sound, camera shake and some dialogue. I'll watch with interest how you go on. I use a Miroku MK38 sporter grade 1, perfect.
A good start and lots more to come, I hope. The UGB, I wanted one when they were introduced but could not afford it. I still want one but still can't afford it.😒
The review gun is a Miroku MK38 Sporter, the gun used in the cartridge test is a Beretta UGB25 Xcel - very cool, and very hard to get hold of nowadays! Thanks for watching :)
Thanks Dazzler! All comes down to personal preference really, best bet is to try one out of each model you like as they shoot and feel different for sure.... They're both good brands, both should hold their value... It's which one suits your style and feels good to you
@@dazzler5012 whichever fits/feels best is the one to buy, that being said you get a hell of a lot more gun for the money with Miroku, an mk38 grade 3 is im the samme league as a 694 for a lot less
Thanks for watching and for your comment... We'll be looking at different ways to film to improve that next time... Have you tried turning the viewing quality up to maximum?
Drennan replies: A question that’s not as simple to answer as many think! Competition cartridges have so many characteristics and what suits some, doesn’t suit others . If you're sticking with Express and looking for something that will cope for longer and harder targets, look at the Super Comp 28g and the Supreme range. I use 6.5s and 7s for all longer/harder targets in a 28g load. I usually prefer plastic wads over fibre, unless the cartridge is from the Green Core range, in which case I'm happy to use the fibre as well as they're so good with the improved gas seal.
Excellent start! Really well done. I would have liked a shotkam section to show clearly the method being used i.e. maintained, pull away, swing through. It can be hard to see the method being used when relying on the view from behind the shooter, especially when you're trying to find the clay and watch the shooter. When the instructor was shooting the driven target, the two methods he showed looked exactly the same to me. I hope there will be more about cartridges, I found it really interesting listening to the talk about Power Reds. I hope he will talk about cartridges for over forty yards as even club shooters come across fifty and sixty yard targets occasionally!
Hi Dave! Thanks we're so glad you enjoyed it and thanks for your comment... We are definitely going to look into some different ways of filming the shooting, and we hear you about the cartridges!! We've got something quite tasty for the next episode 👌👍
Good shout and yes my feelings too. A lot of people criticise the shotcam, but it’s a great shooting aid and let’s you see where your shot is in conjunction with the target…👍
Congrats on the first show.... looking forward already to the next. Drennan’s delivery with his facial expressions and grunts has us entertained , real nice honest down to Earth reviews. Thank you 👍
Thanks for watching and for your comment! Drennan is highly entertaining to work with as well 😅 glad you enjoyed it see you April 10th for the next episode!
I totally agree with the above comment, Drennan is a down the earth kinda bloke who tells it like it is. One can relate to everything he says with his no nonsense delivery.
He is about the best at evaluating and comparing shotguns in my opinion.
Top Bloke.
Good luck on your new clay shooting channel.UGB 👌
Thanks Paul! Much appreciated :)
Great to see Simon on here.
We've been itching to get him on screen for ages :)
Thank you sir!!👊👊👊
Excellent entertainment and a top class demonstration and analysis from Drennan. Highly enjoyable and informative.
Thanks for watching and for your feedback Walter! Very glad you enjoyed it :) Tune in again on April 10th!
Great effort lads, miroku mk38- takes a lot of gun to beat one, even then it's only a custom stock that pulls away from it
Thank you guys, look forward to more episodes.
If possible can you use a shot cam to help show gun positioning during tutorials.
Great, thank you.
Thanks for your comment and so glad you enjoyed it! A few people have mentioned this and we are on it, don't worry, see you next month on April 10th!
Good start for the new show 👍
Looking forward to the next episode.
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Glad you enjoyed it Graham! Thanks for watching, see you April 10th for the next episode 👍
@@ShootingCountryTV Hope your be coving all the championship this season.
Nice channel. The only time I saw the clays though, were when it was in slow motion
We'll work on that as a couple have said the same thing... stay tuned, thanks for watching and for your comment :)
That was a good start but there was a significant amount of shooting where the clays were barely visible but I’m sure that’s easily sorted. Looking forward to the next one👍.
Thanks Graham , have you tried turning up the quality you are watching it in to the max and see if that helps?
We are also looking into other ways to film the shooting, thank you for watching! 👍
As a professional pest controller with squirrels as the main target, results are paramount, I don't do sporting, I just need to ensure a clean death, "good on the wallet" is very important and I use the fibre reds in 27g 7.5 shot and they do the job. Little red devils is a good name 🙂
Thanks for your comment Luke! Interesting to hear they do the job well on squirrels too 😁👍
Air Gun 25 or 30 cal. Dont know how many pellets you can get for the price of a 1000 cartridge, a lot i would think
This is a good program will look forward to next one I have subscribed.
Fantastic! Thanks Keith and so pleased to hear you enjoyed the first show :) See you next month!
Good work everyone keep up the good work
Great stuff 👍👍
Good first show, just needs a polish with the sound, camera shake and some dialogue. I'll watch with interest how you go on. I use a Miroku MK38 sporter grade 1, perfect.
Thanks for watching Andy and thanks for the feedback! We only aim to get better and better :)
Great video and reviews 👍
Thanks Gary glad you liked them! Drennan is a fab guy to work with :)
A good start and lots more to come, I hope. The UGB, I wanted one when they were introduced but could not afford it. I still want one but still can't afford it.😒
Thanks Charles glad you enjoyed! The UGB is a very cool gun ... Not many around nowadays unfortunately
Would love to take up clay shooting. This is brilliant for me 👍
So glad you enjoyed it! Keep watching and we hope you join the sport it's fun, healthy and very very sociable 😊👍
Do. It. Best hobby ever
Good stuff
Glad you enjoyed Dan :)
Shotcam would of been a good idea.
Maybe next time.
Yes we will look into this, thanks for watching! 👍
What happened to the review from Gosport & Fareham last club shoot?
You mentioned this in your first programme!
Drenn,
What's your preference 30 or 32 inch
a shot cam would work better when demoing the two methods your instructor applied on the driven clays (picture paints a thousands words)
Awesome what gun is that?
The review gun is a Miroku MK38 Sporter, the gun used in the cartridge test is a Beretta UGB25 Xcel - very cool, and very hard to get hold of nowadays!
Thanks for watching :)
Great video. This or a beretta?
Thanks Dazzler! All comes down to personal preference really, best bet is to try one out of each model you like as they shoot and feel different for sure.... They're both good brands, both should hold their value... It's which one suits your style and feels good to you
@@ShootingCountryTV many thanks for the reply back.
@@dazzler5012 whichever fits/feels best is the one to buy, that being said you get a hell of a lot more gun for the money with Miroku, an mk38 grade 3 is im the samme league as a 694 for a lot less
I've never shot fibre. How does that sound go again?
Looked like you were shooting at fresh air as we couldn't see the clays. We could only see them in slo mo.
Thanks for watching and for your comment... We'll be looking at different ways to film to improve that next time... Have you tried turning the viewing quality up to maximum?
Damn.......my secrets out!!!!!😂👊👊
good
Great vid,i shoot power reds what would you say for something a bit further
Drennan replies: A question that’s not as simple to answer as many think! Competition cartridges have so many characteristics and what suits some, doesn’t suit others . If you're sticking with Express and looking for something that will cope for longer and harder targets, look at the Super Comp 28g and the Supreme range. I use 6.5s and 7s for all longer/harder targets in a 28g load. I usually prefer plastic wads over fibre, unless the cartridge is from the Green Core range, in which case I'm happy to use the fibre as well as they're so good with the improved gas seal.
@@ShootingCountryTV cheers for the reply bud.i will get a slab ofvthe super comps and give them a go ..thanks