Kitchen table, tea towel, don’t let your other half see that lol

Good day e, Great video, thanks for sharing, thumbs up and best regards from New Zealand.

It is a good idea to clean the barrel after each shooting session especially in England with the high humidity. The borescopes show that rust pits start wherever the solid particle fouling bits sit inside the bore. Don't need to do a thorough scrubbing every time but at least one pull through should do.

Well done Sam Yes your suspicions were right and a Snap just cleaned my .22 secured it and your video showed up. You obviously knocked your scope without realising mate, no big deal slight adjustment and your away again. That’s for sharing 👍Till next time

Argos will have to start charging you for these catalogues in no time, haha! Great video mate and pleased to see your beautiful piece is back in working order. :)

Great video as always

Interesting video thank you 👍

Just me thinking that you had a giant argos banner on the wall in your garden? Hope.it wasn't just me. Clever camera layering

Tightening your action screws and your scope rings by hand will almost always result in a change of accuracy virtually every time. You should invest in a Wheeler torque screwdriver mate... Excellent bit of kit...

You should use a Torque Wrench on the scopes fasteners. Torque to spec and you will not have any loose fasteners.

Great little video Shame your not allowed to film at your club any more (loved those videos) Never knew of practical shooting before that Keep up the good work

I have had an accuracy problem whith my Cz 22Lr 452. About 4 months ago. I zero at 55 yards and noticed when I was shooting out to 100 yards there was no hold over so I pot a target up at 55 Yards and it was shooting high and to the right in the end I pot it down to the new batch of eley ammunition.

Sam do you store the rifle with the mod on? As not cleaning the barrel crown and leaving the mod on for prolonged periods can build carbon on the crown and effect accuracy and even damage the crown/barrel good vid thanks

Where’d you get the suppressor adaptor for your browning? I’m trying to look for one and can’t find one. Another question, is your browning the heavy barrel or normal barrel?

Hi Sam, regarding your Wildcat mod. I can only seem to find them with purple end, where did you find to get an all black version? Thank you

It’s nice to see people in other country’s hunting with suppressors I live in the us in Illinois and you can not own one whatsoever because the left thinks it’s like video games and movies thinking there’s no sound suppressors are great for hunting when your not using hearing protection hopefully we can get rid of that law in the future but I can’t see that happening

Got my fac already have 22lr and 17hmr what calibre do you recommend for shooting fox

Hi sam good vid .if you zero your gun at 50 yds with a 1.7 inch high scope above the bore .your closer zero will be 20 yds .the bullet apogee (highest point above the sight line) will be 0.4 inch at around 35 yds ..i suspect that u have a bad batch of ammo

"Q-Tips" were originally made in 1926 by Chesebrough-Ponds and they were originally called, "Baby Gays".... And later "Quality Tips" became "Q-Tips" when it was decided that "Baby Gays" was a name that would be to much trouble in a society that could turn innocent things into something ..... not so good, if you get my drift! ;) I like the Browning T-Bolt, I would like one in a varmint weight barrel in .22 magnum! Sweet operating little rifles but I think my CZ collection would be very jealous!

I wish you'd spent 3 seconds to show how to remove the bolt

Are you aloud to shoot 22 in the garden?

Why can't you film at the range anymore?

Sam. out of interest, Why can't you film down the range? Also when did you last zero your sights. If it was in the winter, the change of ambient temp can affect a zero. As the gun, rings and sights will move as the temp goes up and down.