Shooting & Country TV | Gary Chillingworth | Air rifle shooting challenge & your questions answered!
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- Опубліковано 31 лип 2024
- In this episode of Shooting & Country TV, our airgun guru and Airgunner magazine contributor, Gary Chillingworth, accepts a fun air rifle shooting challenge from Custom Targets and answers questions that have been placed in the comments and emailed in over the last few months.
Gary is running this new airgunning vlog - Life at the Range with Gary Chillingworth - every other week on Shooting & Country TV, so make sure to subscribe to the channel and keep and eye out for his videos if you love air rifle shooting. It will be a mixture of air rifle reviews, air rifle shooting technique advice, and tips for Gary's specialist subject - HFT.
If you want Gary to answer a specific question or cover a particular area of airgun shooting, just leave a comment below or contact Gary via details in the video. Enjoy!
RULES FOR THE CHANNEL
3 chalk targets
1 prone
1 up the peg
1 off the peg
Every 5 yards from 15
CHAPTERS
0:00 Start
0:54 Intro
4:35 15 yards - Matts
6:15 20 yards - How good to shoot HFT
9:09 25 yards - What scope for HFT and plinking?
12:02 30 yards - Shooting on a budget
15:16 35 yards - Chronographs
18:30 Wind
21:00 Bluing
21:50 Pin target
25:00 Outro/conclusion
25:47 End - Спорт
Just stumbled accross Mr Chillinghams series of videos recently as im looking in to starting hft. What a cracking fella, fun and extremely informative videos, i'm hooked! Thanks for taking the time and effort Gary, these are a massive help.
Welcome aboard! We quite like him too :)
Nice to see that even world champions can have their off days. Nice to see that you included all the misses on film. I tend to have more off days than good but as you say more trigger time is needed. Great video Gary.
Cheers Andy.
We all have bad days, I only hope I shoot better at the Nationals this weekend.
Chilly
Loved the video and a hot blue video would be great!
Thanks for meaning to miss a few of those chalks Gary, it made us mere mortals feel a lot better...😊
Thanks Gary for another cool video.. Im a total newbie on all things air guns😂😂 when I first saw one off your videos, I thought 🤔🤔😁 whats Gary holding onto a stick for.. 🙈🙈😁 after watching more of your videos and totally geeking on air gun stuff.. I realised what the stick is for.. 🙈🙈😁😁lol.. I was like im a total numpty 😁😁 anyway thanks Gary for the educational and informative videos. They are a good watch and fun to.. just to let you know I got my first air rifle today.. I haven't got it yet its getting delivered next week.. its an Air Arms TX 200 Mark 3..she is a bute ❤❤❤ I think im in love 😂😂😂 I guess you did help in making me purchase that particular rifle, I wonder why and how that happened.😂😂. wishing you all the best Gary.. from Johnny..
Nice one G
Great video
Garry super !!!
Great informative video Gary. Can you tell us about the scope you are using there and the benefits of the smaller objective lens please?
Hi Sp3ktral
It's a 32mm Optisan CP. It's a great scope. The smaller the lense the less parallax error there is.
Also, for high end glass a 32mm costs way less to produce then a 50mm, so Optisan can give you a much higher quality lenses if it's 32mm then a 50mm
For me, I've had no issue with the scope Whiting out and the clarity is great.
Thanks Gary, another fun video . I used to practice with matchsticks only at 10yds because of limited space in the garden, but still challenging.
Gary does the 10x magnification of the scope magnify any hand shake at shorter ranges
Without a glove yes, with a glove on No. Anschutz 110 for me. Gary
What's the bandaged thing at the end of his barrel for?
Hi David, it's a muzzle weight to reduce muzzle flip.
Wst scope r u using... Cheers...
I know wat u using.... Lol.
What range do you zero your Tx200?
40 yards Lionel.
@@garychillingworth hi Gary and once again great video. May I ask your reason/rationale why 40 yards and what calibre is the rifle that you’re zeroing 40 yards. Many thanks Kris.
@@krisdabrowski7482 Hi Kris.
In HFT the 15mm is a tough target, with a 40 yard zero and medium mounts with a .177 8.44grn pellet, all the 15mm from 16 to 25 yards are the half mill dot slash above cross hair.
My pellet drop 1/3rd of a mill between 40 and 45, so for a long target, I put my cross hairs in the top of the kill.
Hope that makes sense
Chilly
@@garychillingworth cheers Gary. Fully understand. I’d zeroed mine at 25 yds but I guess as you explain it depends what you need it for, what distances one shoots and thus what is the optimum zero to prevent lots of different adjustments for varying distances.
Cheers Kris
What's on the notes you keep looking at??
Range card with distances Rob, I have the memory of a Goldfish.
I can buy tx200 from india.l love tx200😘
A tha ka ti ka awt ngang mai...
Keipawh sawisel na tur ka hre lo air rifle ka awh ber ani l love Air arms🤔
World a air rifle accurate ber ani No 1.tx200HC
Namaste Sawm