I will ask him next time I see him, I would say he has probably lost count.

⁠I’ll bet he helped fit Susan Nattress!

Thanks Rob 👍🏻

Thanks Arthur, look out for a video featuring the finished gun in future.

Glad you like them, thanks for watching.

Thank you sir, glad you enjoyed it.

Thank you kindly, Jeff.

Thank you :)

Thank you :)

Yeah, Jason very much knew exactly what he wanted.

Thanks!

Our pleasure, Thanks for watching Sir.

Thank you :)

Hope you enjoyed it.

Glad you enjoyed it, thanks Paul.

Thank you Graham, your turn next :)

@@BywellShootingGroundTV It may well be !

Many thanks James I will pass this on.

Wow, thanks!

Thanks James.

Thanks Dan.

We can't help with the lottery ticket but we are here if you do have a win😊

Maestro!

Keep your eyes open for a follow up video and thanks for watching.

Thank you Paul.

Glad you think so, thanks for watching.

Thank you.

Thanks for watching.

Thank you, glad you enjoyed the show

Thank you, and thanks for watching.

Thank you for watching, It was the first time we have been asked for that by a customer and we were very pleased with the result..

As you may have spotted, Jason went for the thicker pad option leaving him the option of switching to a thinner pad for such an eventuality.

Totally left eye dominant!

This is reflective of the service we at Bywell give every customer. Lloyd was simply there to film it in a fly on the wall style, apart from the interviews of course :).

Well said, thank you Russel.

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Gracias :)

1/4 1/4 but you might remember he is getting the gun primarily for game and will need to be able to shoot Steel.

@Bywell Shooting Ground I'm still hoping the steel nonsense will go away. But that's politics. Great video well done

Jason is a highly experienced game shot and PH. He knows how he wanted the gun to fit and feel, and he was an able to create the gun he wanted with our help. Search Fieldsports Ireland for a look at Jason in action.

@@BywellShootingGroundTV Thanks for the search tip; gives me a completely different opinion of Jason.

Aqui no nosso país não é fácil mas agora com esse presidente,eu tenho uma boito miura 1 tava na importando uma perazzi high tech s más não pude

Você já pratica o tiro ao prato

:) you know where we are.

Wow. It takes a true Jedi of gunfit to diagnose eye dominance from a YT video. If only the two gentlemen from Bywell and the staff at Perazzi had heard about eye dominance, imagine the improvements they could make. I mean, Perazzi shooters only won 12 of the 15 available medals at the 2012 Olympics. With you on board, it would surely have been a clean sweep. The rest of us can only stand in awe of your genius. After all, it's very common for shooters with no dominance issues to close an eye to double- check alignment when dry mounting indoors. Your next level skill apparently sees that which professionals miss. You are truly a legend in your own lunchtime. Look after that air-rifle.

😂😂😂😂

@@jlight1965 You wasted a lot of time composing and writing that diatribe. I am not bothered at all by your bilious attack. The aggressive nature of your reply to an innocent observation is indeed a surprise. It does reveal though that you are clueless about the the skill of the stock fitter and the well known, tried and trusted methods of the English gun trade over centuries in alleviating master eye issues. If I were as clueless as you are I would probably also hide my identity behind an anonymous @ handle when deciding to go on the attack in an aggressive Keyboard Warrior type of fashion. If only we could meet and you could say to me what you write to me. If only.

@@errisgloshfan Oh, that's so funny. I only wish you could appreciate the hilarity your comment has produced. May I suggest that we put 'diatribe' to one side and you look up the definition of 'irony' as it appears to be lost on you? Don't worry as I will put your aggressive defence, down to a desire to concealing a fundamental deficiency in knowledge of the subject matter. Anyway, enough of the philosophical stuff, let us proceed to practical issues; Firstly, you need to understand that The Ladybird Book Of Gun Fit will only get you so far. It's really not definitive. Secondly, I think I may have you at a disadvantage as I have owned a Perazzi for over twenty years with an eye-dominance issue pre-dating my purchase by many years. Now, I didn't have the benefit of being accompanied to the Factory by the Bywell guys (who I have to say from the video, look to take the experience to an even higher level) but I can assure you that as far as the Factory stock guys go, unlike you (apparently) they may not be able to do it by watching a KZfaq video, but within about 2 seconds of initially mounting the try gun they can identify an eye dominance issue. Anyway, I will keep an eye out for you on the various shooting grounds. I'm sure as the only guy carrying a BSA Meteor with a cross-over stock, you'll be easy to spot.

@@JoeLight-ry9xz At least this time you summoned the courage to include me in the reply unlike the last time when you undoubtedly intended that I would not see it. Just so you know I have not read your reply as Keyboard Warriors like you don’t deserve to be read. I don’t need to read it to know it’s more of the same unhinged nonsense. Take your meds, you’ll feel better.

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I don’t care if his mount is not perfect or perfectly consistent he will hit the right spot more often with a gun that fits correctly than he will with a gun he has to mold himself around. When you are rushed or stressed you will at times forget to press your cheek hard to shoot that high bird that you cant hit any other way. If you can afford a gun that fits correctly and is of stellar quality why not?

@@jimcarter4497 no offence but what you said makes zero sense- gun fit isn't just length/pitch/cast/hight and away you go to the olympics, you need a mount that is consistent before any of that works, a person with a propper consistent mount on a bad fit will always out shoot a good fitting gun on someone who can't mount and swing, sure if you can afford it its your money, but like i said 99% won't actually see much benefit

So your telling me a person will shoot equally well with an ill fitting gun as they do with one that fits properly just because they don’t mount perfectly correct. There are not going to Mount the ill fitting gun any more correctly or consistently than they do the properly fitted gun. Will he realize the full benefit no.

@@jimcarter4497 i said a person who can mount and swing very consistently will outshoot a person who can't with a good fit- re read it! A body is malleable, you can adjust a bad fit within reason with cheek pressure, shoulder position etc, so yes 100% - do you think most sxs fit people well??? I know plenty of top tier shooters who will shoot 80 plus percent on a sxs

We need to prepare for steel shot here Carl. 1/4 is max for steel.

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Left eye dominant

Jason is a highly experienced game shot and PH. He knows how he wanted the gun to fit and feel, and he was a able to create the gun he wanted with our help.

@@BywellShootingGroundTV i never used to see the benifit in monte carlo stocks but as someone who is 6ft 7 i can see it being the best option for talker shooters you just get a much more positive head position with the stock the stock he went for looks very good almost a parallel comb looked to be shooting very high but that’s not a bad thing

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Jason is a highly experienced game shot and PH. He knows how he wanted the gun to fit and feel, and he was a able to create the gun he wanted with our help.

@@BywellShootingGroundTV Glad to hear that. My only point was that it appeared from watching the video that he was adjusting his mount/cheek pressure to get the desired pattern. That said, if he’s happy that’s all that matters and I wish him the best with his new Perazzi.

I'll pass that on to Jason for you...

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