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found this the other day, not sure of his "pedigree" and how correct his technique is, but the use of the bix n andy trigger caught my eye, as well as his painted R93, with its special bolt knob.

 

my standard R93 shoots better!

 

he has some other intersting blogs too.

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Thomas has some excellent video blogs and posts on here as well.

 

Don't think he's on here?

 

David,

Did you like his grip technique :P

 

http://ukvarminting.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=9417 :P:lol:

 

not sure of his "pedigree" and how correct his technique is, but the use of the bix n andy trigger caught my eye, as well as his painted R93, with its special bolt knob.

 

Had a look through some of them; brilliantly filmed and great scenery

 

- I'm left open-mouthed at how he actually manages to shoot with all the running around and faffing that must be involved in the filming.

 

I particularly like the zen-like silence in the vids I looked at; as well as the feeling of 'outdoors' in the way the mountain stuff is done.

 

Pedigree? It'd be interesting to hear; it seems in UK that anyone who buys a video camera and puts their shots on youtube is instantly regarded as some sort of rifle expert :rolleyes: This stuff looks pretty technically well thought out though.

 

Love the mountain stuff and overall technically 'sound' feel, not sure about one or two of the other bits - brave call with the duracoat but not sure what he ended up with (other than ruined turrets and rings!):

 

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Don't think he's on here?

 

David,

Did you like his grip technique :P

 

http://ukvarminting....?showtopic=9417 :P:lol:

 

 

Hmm.. I think you could be right BD, he certainly posts on a couple of other forums I know and I thought/assumed he was here as well. I just checked and we don't have an embarrassed emoticon, probably best to get one for me! On the subject of grip I have moved to the thumb down position with the S&L and was surprised at how much difference it made to my first couple of shots however things got better after that.
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Without pinning medals to myself i can say that i excel in quite a few of the techniques demonstrated here.... namely being warm, fat and happy :)

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