Indians For Guns

I first apologize, that even after purchasing an Orion in June, I am psting the pics now.
Blame me and bad Hostel net plus Cyberoam.

But here are some pics of my shooting with friends. Actually snapshots of the video.

> If only the 'Matka' & 'Bottle' were filled with water - The pics would look awesome
Briha

Good shooting, seems like a good entry hole on the matka as well. What distance(s) were you shooting from and which caliber ?

- Saint

varunik please tell me which camera was used?

@briha sir, next time for sure!!

@thesinfulsaint the distance wasnt much. hardly 7~8m. But the wind surely made it a bit difficult to shoot. .22 pellets were used.

@bennedose Camera used was Sony DSC H55. An HD video was recorded. And then, using Adobe Premiere, the video was slowed to approx 28% and snapshots were taken then.

a bursting canned soda would have looked awesome.waiting for one.

thats some good pics.

what i want to know is why are you shooting at my tv dish?
for a whole i was wondering why so many holes in the programs. now i know

Good shooting @varunik.
Nice pictures too.

I have tried to capture splashing water shot with my camera,
Here are some picture. hope it will help for your next shots.


Myself with my IHP35










Regards
Aftab khan

Hi aftab,
> Wow!
> This kind of pics always pumps up the adrenelin - in a slow motion video it would be an awesome spectacle
> Just out of academic interest - how did you manage it - synch the shutter with the moment of impact of the pellet on the bottle...
Briha

Thanks britha sir,

The pictures taken with manual mode and continuous shooting drive mode of my DSLR.
Aperture set at 1/2000 seconds (which surely faster than the pellet speed of my Air rifle <approx 550 foots per second>). My camera can deliver 3fps (3 pictures per second). The above two pictures (third and fourth from top) are among the 3 pictures.

Trigger and shutter switch pressed at same time.


Regards
Aftab

Dear Aftab,
What a spectacular shot ( I mean both - the one by the gun and the other by the camera).A real treat for our eyes. By the way, nice Bushnel scope and equally nice is its fitting technique and the mounts etc.
I also own an IHP 35 in 0.22 cal. and very much interested in mounting a similar Bushnel scope like that of yours.
Can you please pm me your contact number so that I can talk to you about the procedure in detail. Thanks.
Regards,
Abbas