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Is any explanation necessary?

Ok, Ok. I'll add some later

Kent

bravo, well done. last one in particular......... i was grinning when i heard the sound and saw that "flash". well done emily..
steve

Thanks, There are a few older clips that still make me smile as well. You did notice that she cocked the 700 ft/lbs airgun! Hard to hold back the smiles when shooting a Barnes, just look at the Bear!

Hey ! Someone shot that poor bear whan it was just about to have a swig of Coke! Unfair! Could have waited a little for it to have its last supper......
Ummm, actually, nice shooting Kent
Cheers
Neil

Hey Kent!

You now have Cedric on staff? Nice editing ... gee, I'm gonna have to stick with making guns ... heheh.

That's a keeper.

Thanks for posting.

Gary

Nice video Kent! You are raising the bar very high. I love to see the targets reacting. That one was a tough one for sure, five cans plus four bottles and the slugs kept its straight path with enough energy to hurt the bear. Great shot!

Julio

LOVE that video of Miss Emily shooting the Chief Justice!!! That's just full of great moments. Love the one handed setting of the hammer.

Love the sound! Which camera was that Kent? That sounds like you dumped a crate of plow shears on the concrete floor ... ... which is what it sounds like in person. I can only seem to get a mild "peep" on film myself.

Great stuff.

It pays to have a professional spokes model to make you look good!



Gary

That was the Casio, same as this shot. You know In the highspeed mode the sound is off, I think. I'l have to get in the foley studio and slap some beef while I throw the Mentos in the diet Coke. (jamming)

The shot was only at 20 ids but as anyone who has tried to Chrony a slug knows, sometimes it is hard to get the front and rear lined up. This single shot worked out well with only a little leftward drift. Talk about your "brush bucking" bullet. This travel a yard from first contact to last even thru different densities which tend to "bend" the trajectory. I'm sure Jerry knows the ballistics better, but I recall seeing a D-Day doc that showed how even high velocity FMJ ammo really loses energy quickly in water. I think they said that within 2 or 3 feet of travel it is non-lethal. Knowing bear's toughness, I wouldn't have traded places with him!

No one commented on the crack in the Grey Fox stock? It caught Kelli's and my eye in the big pic.

Kent

Hi Kent,

After watching the video a few times, I got a question for you:

Kent, where's the fruit?


Julio

Hi Kent,

I agree - these slugs will keep to the straight and narrow. They really plough forward.

I think it's the ultra fast light weight stuff that blows up and easily changes course.

Yes - in high speed, sound is off. However; I used it for the video of the 5 guns. Of course, the gun was at the trailer. I'd even forgotten I had the camera til Cedric reminded me. I'll have to use it more and closer to the gun.

Gary

A request for fruit from Julio deserves my biggest and best. Largest large bore Barnes, C.J. and the largest fruit.... This one has a zipper you just have to know how to "pull" it.



As a size reference, that's half a watermelon setting on a 5 gal bucket. Yes, that's the slug meandering along at about 600 fps. That doesn't matter when it's 7/8 inch diameter and weighs 1/7 of a pound. No caliber or grains needed...thank you.

It amazes me when this melon folds out flat before recoiling back, completely gutted. That makes the second and third shots less spectacular but you get to see the slug really well on these.

Kent

Niiiiice!

Lon

That is the craziest thing I have seen posted on the forum. Now...where is the Nitro?

Kent,

Wow! I’m shocked. You really know how to establish your point. Excellent video, all I can say now is, let’s have some watermelon frappe…

Thanks,

Julio



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Kent,

I'm concerned that your backstop might be inadequate.

WOW...really enjoyed all the special effects in the first one and Emily's shooting ability in the last. It was pretty cool to see her cock the gun with one hand...NICE! I agree too that it was cool to see the bullet track STRAIGHT through to the bear after going through all the other bottles and cans. All good videos

Hey ... We learned from the best

Sweet!

and sticky

Thanks guys for all the comments. I've got what I believe are smaller. cross bred, volunteer, melons that are about the size of an egg. These are not edible but should make for some fun shooting. It's been raining for the last three days so it will be a day or two before the mayhem.

Jerry, I thought the cardboard was a nice background for the red melon. Seriously, I've found it makes the lower quality high speed video show the details better.

Kent