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EdgunUSA Youtube Channel is launched.

http://www.youtube.com/user/EdgunUSA

My first video is up. I plan to make more in the near future. Here are some topics of interest I intend to address:

Shroud contruction
Adjusting the spring tension for velocity
Trigger adjustment
Barrel cleaning
Range testing
Hunting small game

If you have a suggestion for a video, feel free to post it.

EdGun

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New Video – How to mount a camera to your scope.
I posted this same vid in the “Optics” forum.
I just wanted to keep all videos in this log, as well.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XQ11oVUjbR0

Ted… your “other” life… man I ENVY YOU…
by the way… nice video edition… you make the travel very funny and interesting.

Seeyou

Sweet 😎

quote pablouk:

What rest are you using Ted? Thats a SUPER steady hold!!
Even in prone I can’t hold it that steady, I have to wait inbetween breaths and heartbeat when I pull the trigger, or just let my breath out slow and steady as I pull.

I don’t use a rest. 🙂 I use a bipod with my hand/fist under the butt of the stock. Well, I used my fist for this “plum” video. For the “golf tee” video, I used my rotten old Caldwell sand bag. It leaves a trail of sand where ever it goes. 😆

As for breathing, I don’t even think about it – years of freediving/spearfishing (breath-hold diving) has pretty made that process as relaxing and automatic as you can imagine.

A video from my “other” life…:)

http://www.youtube.com/user/unirdna#p/u/2/8knI1QUNyfc

What rest are you using Ted? Thats a SUPER steady hold!!
Even in prone I can’t hold it that steady, I have to wait inbetween breaths and heartbeat when I pull the trigger, or just let my breath out slow and steady as I pull.

Well I tell ya Ted. If them was some squirrel heads, they would have been
plum tore up….lol Another fine production and a fine shooting session……

And, another one… 😆

This time, shooting plums in the wind @ 100 yards. Sounds like a Robert Frost poem…

http://www.youtube.com/user/EdgunUSA#p/u/0/XtkZPbe_gu8

It does look so cool….. when play back slow motion from high speed cam. IF I love to record videos, I would buy 1 too, but I am not into cam much, not even taking pictures 😆 😆 😆

BUT, I do enjoy someone else videos/pictures 😆 😆 😆

quote Ted in Madison:

quote dvu0704:

Ted,

Since you like to make videos, do you have any plan to buy high speed HD camera? J/K .

Actually…YES! 🙂

I’m looking at those Casios. As soon as they dip below $200 (new or used), I’ll bite. What could be more fun than watching starlings getting creamed at 240 frames per second? (“nothing” is the correct response).

I second the correct response….

quote dvu0704:

Ted,

Since you like to make videos, do you have any plan to buy high speed HD camera? J/K .

Actually…YES! 🙂

I’m looking at those Casios. As soon as they dip below $200 (new or used), I’ll bite. What could be more fun than watching starlings getting creamed at 240 frames per second? (“nothing” is the correct response).

Ted,

Since you like to make videos, do you have any plan to buy high speed HD camera? J/K 😆 😆 😆

Nice video as always.

quote oldgoat:

Your shots are very steady! Were you using the bipod and a pad at the rear of the rifle or a rifle rest?

I use the bipod with a pad – or, sometimes my fist – I change the elevation by clenching or relaxing it. In the “golf tee” video, I was using the pad. In a few of the 100 yard videos, I was using my fist.

Nice job with the videos, Ted.

I watched some of your shooting videos again. Your shots are very steady! Were you using the bipod and a pad at the rear of the rifle or a rifle rest?

New Video: Scopecam shooting golf tees at 50 yards. This is way more fun than paper punching. I also shot some 1.5″ plumbs (“squirrel heads”) at 100 yards. That one will be up later tonight.

Ted

http://www.youtube.com/user/EdgunUSA#p/u/0/YBmZcnhlNtw

Congrats Ted,

Another Great Video! :thumb:

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