Yeah my video production has reduced due to lack of time. But I still make videos when I get the inspiration and enough time to do something about it. I have a ton of footage available. The big problem is sitting down and editing it together into something worth posting.

Glad to see you keeping up the progress. I'v started to become tattoo artist, when i settle my things in coming years i will start to practice marksmanship and some outdoor radical survival methods. we will never know when shit hits the fan, and in that part i have tons of respect for people like you. You look like a proper ironman marathoner !

Yes, this is my new favorite plinking rifle. By far one of the best purchases I have made on shooting equipment.

+FirearmTutorials .com Yeah I found that out in a big way when filming this. I still plan to do more ammo testing, I was using what was readily available.

I have two brand new mags for this rifle if you’re interested

+M3Armand NightForce NXS 5.5-22X56mm. Which is total overkill for this rifle, but it worked very well for the demonstration purpose of this video. With that level of magnification I can watch the bullet fly all the way down to impact, and there is no question in the level of precision I can achieve...there is virtually no aiming error shot to shot. The group sizes are based on the ammo I am feeding. My plan is to mount a red dot of some sort in the future.

The video is pretty much all taken at 50 meters, although I also did some testing at 100.

I still play it

Sweet deal. Should have bought two or more with that price.

Mystic Tom yup mate...we have em

Good,I never know, always wonder about Canadian Gun laws.

+JLanger All of my shooting bags are hand made. Sewing is a skill that is very practical to this hobby. The legs from old denim jeans make really nice sand bags, and you only have to sew the two sides shut. I use fine gravel in mine.

+Ryan Pahl Thanks much, I'll have to give it a try and save myself some money.

Anschutz put their own barrel in and did something with the trigger. This is also a version of the came after all the trouble with light hammer hits on the firing pin. I would say this version is worth every penny. This is my favorite rifle to shoot now. So much fun.

Ryan Pahl do you know anything about the SIG 522? It's between this and the sig522 right now I'm just unsure

Some of the early bags I used rice to keep the weight down a bit. Sand in the black ones and they are heavy.

Thanks!

Opinion Giver , with "constantly" , do you mean when people make a review video to tell people about a weapon or do you think us "civvies" are always messing around with magazines in weapons ?

Martin.......in the military...if a wpn has a magazine on it/charged or empty....it will either be for training or fighting...if the wpn has a magazine on it for a reason other than that,,there is an extra potential for an accident.........in the military, a wpn with a mag on `is known as loaded` [rounds in it it or not]....its an observation not a critical dig at `civvies`.....accidental deaths figures are far to high...for me...if there is no mag on any wpn when not required there is less chance of this....i have watched dozens of videos on here where people pass wpns between each whilst loaded..not good drills in my opinion [no pun intended]..lol [Swap constantly for `often`]..

Oh well. We savages out here in NA have our own way of doing things here. Go drink some tea.

True enough. For demonstration purposes I was looking to use easily available bulk ammo that most people are going to be feeding such a rifle.

50 meters

im running cci 1050fps subs through mine ok. had to take apart the mags, bullets to tight. had to file off some of the plastic to work ok.