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mchughcb
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Blaser BD14 Regulation
#335456 - 14/12/19 10:44 PM

Sometimes its just too easy for once. Handles and shoots like a dream.

Blaser BD14 Regulation

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Re: Blaser BD14 Regulation [Re: mchughcb]
#335465 - 15/12/19 04:22 AM

Pretty cool you can even see the shot cloud & if shooting too far ahead, or low. Very interesting indeed.

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mchughcb
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Re: Blaser BD14 Regulation [Re: DarylS]
#335483 - 15/12/19 10:59 AM

Generally only works against a blue sky when you have a bit of contrast. First day out with it and as its a bockdrilling with 24" barrels I was still getting used to the swing. The accuracy at 200 yards was pretty darn good for a 6X swaro. Anyway I haven't had enough opportunity to shoot it as I was focussing on my triple crown shotgun but I'll start using it more over summer. May you'll see some hunting videos of it. Can never have enough of them.

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Re: Blaser BD14 Regulation [Re: mchughcb]
#335485 - 15/12/19 02:51 PM

Those shotkam videos are brutal. If the red dot as a 'point of aim' is accurate, the videos are brutal in showing what you are doing wrong (or right).

I've had several terrible clay shots in recent times, so would dread to see shotkam video of any of those clay shoots. Finally my last clay shoot was at least average, rather than bad. Used a different shotgun last time, rather than my usual. I did notice with trap BTL clays I consistently hit when i could not see the clay ie the shotgun was shooting very flat ie for a rising target.

McHughcb,

Interesting drilling. I wonder though how you could use a shotgun AND a rifle with the scope ? Or need to remove the scope for the shotgun, or attach it for the rifle?

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mchughcb
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Re: Blaser BD14 Regulation [Re: NitroX]
#335494 - 15/12/19 05:29 PM

That was my first day with the drilling and uts not designed to shoot 5 stand compared to a 32" sporter. So sometimes its nice to see you are shooting under because there is always somebody at the range keen to tell yo, you are shooting behind which almost never do.

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Re: Blaser BD14 Regulation [Re: mchughcb]
#335495 - 15/12/19 05:33 PM

If i can hit going away targets on 1.5X on a Blaser BBF97 I can hit them with the ssme scope on the BD14.

https://youtu.be/bfyfLvp6QqA

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