Indian Airgun videos

[kesh1982]

[quote="bennedose"]I uploaded a couple more videos

Super cool mate. We should meet [emoji1]

[bennedose]

Don't know who this person is - but its Indian

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[bennedose]

From hvj1

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[brihacharan]

From hvj1

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I only wish that hvj1 was wearing his "Sudden" aka Oliver Strange outfit in this video clip....
Would've complimented the presentation
Briha

[bennedose]

One more from hvj1

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[ibalajis]

This is really a great effort bringing all the airgun videos to one place.. Kudos friends. At the same time, a thought struck me which I want to share with you. Can IFGians as a group review airguns and post them online? We have team-BHP doing for automobiles and there are several groups/websites doing such reviews for airguns, regrettably there is no Indian team in that league.. Any thoughts?

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[sathya.sniper]

This is a good idea for sure.....
But the distance between us makes this job a big issue.
But if there is a way to do so this would be so great...
Our videos will also reach good heights over the internet.
Regards

[bennedose]

This is really a great effort bringing all the airgun videos to one place.. Kudos friends. At the same time, a thought struck me which I want to share with you. Can IFGians as a group review airguns and post them online? We have team-BHP doing for automobiles and there are several groups/websites doing such reviews for airguns, regrettably there is no Indian team in that league.. Any thoughts?

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This is a good idea and I think the only useful suggestion I can make is to lay down a list of things to look for while doing a review
1. Make and model, caliber, single or multi shot
2. Type (underlever/break barrel etc), springer or other power source
3. General size,weight finish, right handed, left handed or both
4. Dimensions like length of barrel
5. Rifled or not
6. Type of sights and adjustments, peep sight or not, scope rails (yes/no), scope stop.
7. Cocking effort and noise/scraping while cocking, twang while shooting/loud/not loud
8. Accuracy
9. Feel of trigger/type of trigger
10. If velocity is measured don't bother mentioning unless you know the make and weight of pellet

Unfortunately most reviews I see are "it feels nice. It feels powerful. It shoots well". Reviews need to be better than that.

[bennedose]

Another excellent video from hvj1. Even a useless plinker like me learned something

hvj - you really should simply post your link on here as and when you upload the video

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