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How do you shoot your bullpup? Scopecam?

It seems that a more and more people use Scopecams when shooting bullpups because it eliminates parallax errors between shots and it does not matter it the gun is unergonomic because you aren’t shooting it the way you would without the camera. Like Ted used to do with his matador five years ago.

If any of you use a scopecam what mount would you recommend for a scope that does not have a threaded eyepiece? And what lightweight camera capable of slo mow?

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quote oakey631:

Can you use a samsung galaxy or a samsung note with g-line?

you need a phone specific plate for each phone. Go to their site and they have a list of plates available for different phones

Can you use a samsung galaxy or a samsung note with g-line?

quote amjadck:

It must fit for all as its slide over the eye piece with scrub screws.
But the price, really it’s too much for just a mount imho

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There are no grub screws on this adapter. There is a plastic collar inside the aluminum ring that screw downs to hold it in place. If you have one with grub screws, it’s not a G Line

What’s all this talk about a Gay-line now ? Scopecams aren’t my cup of Tea so i don’t think i’ll ever own one. I do have a little “action cam” that can be attached to ie a barrel , scope , airtube or wherever but it doesn’t film thru the scope then. Films in HD quality and wide angle so one can film hunting trips ( or canoe trips with The Hooter ) but i never use it so it just lays around in the workshop.

It must fit for all as its slide over the eye piece with scrub screws.
But the price, really it’s too much for just a mount imho

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quote Calbarry:

I ordered a G Line and it didn’t fit my Hawke Sidewinder. It’s well made, nice and sturdy, but useless if it doesn’t fit. Sent it back

it is weird ,,,, the G-line as per the description and reviews i read, it will work on most of the scopes ,,, this is something that all Hawke owners must aware of it ,,,

quote Hemn:

Cricket,,,

if i ever go to shoot with a scopecam,,,i will definitely choose the G-line scopecam,,, G-Line is really durable and very strong,,, it is .50BMG shock proof,,, :suprisedn: :suprisedn: :suprisedn:

here is the links that you can see the details and Videos ,,, this is something that can be used for every weapons that you own or will own in the future,,, so,, if you take my :2cents: then go with this,,,

http://www.optics-trade.eu/int/g-line-smart-scope-adapter.html

hope this helps

I ordered a G Line and it didn’t fit my Hawke Sidewinder. It’s well made, nice and sturdy, but useless if it doesn’t fit. Sent it back

It mounts much like a deranged Monkey : Sideways and aggressive.

quote mughram:

i have test many phone camera in riflescope .. quality is good but little recoil gives you jelly motion .. this is from my experince

best way to record by digital camera ” Compact ” i believe best one now is the new Sony RX100 IV with higher quality than Casio in resolution with slow motion… which is pretty good

MAKcam built for people who would like to educated shooting etc.. its well built and engineered so the cost wont be a matter if you have a purpose to use 🙂

there is 2 types 16GB and 32GB

16GB 2.142,00 €

32GB 2.677,50 €

:1:

How the RX100 mounts? Does it work with Eagle vision?

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If one asks after a good set-up it’s fair to tell that person that nothing good comes cheap.
I myself couldn’t care less about those Cameras and fixtures. I like to aim thru the scope.

I believe the point is the fixture or recording device cost more than the scope or the gun, and in some cases more than the two combined. All to record less than a second worth exceptional almost life altering video, every time we squeeze that trigger.

Stop the Jew pathos , Boys! In most cases you get what you pay for. There’s no such thing as quality at half the price. Hemn is right – and he lives by it too taken he wants to pay the premium for good stuff rather than trying to find the Midas stone – and so he actually buys the good stuff instead.
What i don’t get is his fondness on EdGuns though … 😉

quote mughram:

there is 2 types 16GB and 32GB

16GB 2.142,00 €

32GB 2.677,50 €

:1:

Come onnnnnnn…. are you serious €2, 677 two thousand six hundred seventy seven 😯

i have test many phone camera in riflescope .. quality is good but little recoil gives you jelly motion .. this is from my experince

best way to record by digital camera ” Compact ” i believe best one now is the new Sony RX100 IV with higher quality than Casio in resolution with slow motion… which is pretty good

MAKcam built for people who would like to educated shooting etc.. its well built and engineered so the cost wont be a matter if you have a purpose to use 🙂

there is 2 types 16GB and 32GB

16GB 2.142,00 €

32GB 2.677,50 €

:1:

quote mughram:

also new brand from Germany …. which is cost an arm and leg :1:

MAKcam riflescope

and finally using phone to record isn’t good idea because phone camera with little shake .. it gives you jelly motion

i rather agree with you if you really want to have the best equipment…. you have finally go with the German one,,, which is especially made for that purpose,,, when you have fire arms ,,,

but for an air rifles ,,,i think the G-Line is the perfect choice ,,, however the price is somehow higher comparing with others ,,, but you will get what ever you pay for … and if you note in my post there is a test with phones for .50BMG using the G-Line,,and have no problem,,,

BTW: how much cost that Germany one? i couldn’t find the price…

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