The Shooting Show - high-speed bunny bashing with the Ruger Precision .22

[@-gachapotato-6900]

Great video footage fantastic shooting that keeps thee rabbit 🐇 clans under control some watching in from Ireland.👍

[@lensman5762]

Superb enterprise in a target rich enviroment. Job well done.

[@Dragonuv2002]

Might want to change the name of the video and the description from .22 to .17. Still, it was well done. 👍

[@donaldmarks8707]

Some beautiful bunny shots there. Look forward to every episode.

[@doobydoo88]

A good rabbit session there, when i use to go lamping on the game keepers land on the aston lanes you could some times bag a 100 plus rabbits, no lie you couldn't load your magazines fast enough, and you would more often than not get a fox or 2 aswel especially if got a couple of rabbit's squeaking, i luv that scope ive still not had the chance to look through one me self yet, another great show anyway an looking forward to the next one

[@4269parviz]

Wow, great shooter and so many rabbits. I hunt in Canada Ontario and the most seen rabbit is only one. You are lucky to be a place that you can find so many rabbits. Thanks for a good video

[@NottsPestControl]

Great rabbiting with the X-Sight 4K. I love mine on my FX Impact it’s a fantastic help for making KZbin videos

[@regsparkes6507]

So, were you actually using a .22 LR or 17 HMR Ruger RPR, as it showed that it was a 17 there at the 2:48 mark? Either way, that's good shooting Stuart. They ( the bunnies I mean ) make a nice 'pop' when you hit them, don't they? I could watch more of this, i.e. lengthier video time.

[@doomfathertm8771]

To be honest at those ranges its hard to comment on the performance of the rifle, even an air rifle would perform at those distances. Be interesting to see how that rifle does at around 100 - 150 yards which is the distance I have to shoot rabbits at, I after a new rifle and have been looking at this.

[@robertmiller664]

Couple of observations on my end. 1. I think its great that the hunting culture appears alive and well in the U.K. 2. Suppressors!!! Dificult to aquire in the U S. Impossible here in California. 3. .17HMR is a great round. I've never used it for hunting. For smaller game, either a 12 or 20 gauge. Larger animals? Depends on what I've been shooting lately. 4. Rabbit Tacos!! Delicious!!

[@edwinmcnew4389]

Great shooting! Loved the video!

[@peterbentley3959]

Great stuff enjoyed every aspect of your video got right in to it and it ended......longer videos please would be great ....

[@deveshgahtori5399]

please tell me this gun name

[@Fritz6654]

How many hoops does a brit have to go through to kill something with anything other than an air rifle? Just asking ?

[@Fritz6654]

Just curious from an american who can kill them with what ever we choose!

[@happynotnormal]

missiontiles not too bad. You have to shoot on private land with permission so if it’s your own land easy if not you need permission. Honestly buying a farmer a beer in the pub can sort that out. If you’re using a firearm you just need to sort out a gun cabinet and get a certificate. As long as you show good reason aren’t a criminal or have mental health problems it’s a bit lengthy but not difficult. Then you’re good to go

[@charchitmishra]

nice gun whats the price?

[@bradgubbins6159]

i used a .22 when i used to hunt

[@MrThuggery]

Good stuff boys!

[@pest_predator_nz]

Good shooting 👏

[@thespoonterer]

I have exactly the same set up. But mine is .22lr. Im not sure whether you are shooting .17hmr or .22lr??

[@trondom6990]

Is this a pellet gun

[@ruralpestcontrol]

love shooting rabbits, should maybe get in that box after dark with night vision.

[@SuperHank777]

Looks like the x site quit recording?

[@norton.r.m]

5:02 sequence of lulz

[@visualdrizzle961]

was that a .22 or .17 HMR?????

[@marks_sparks1]

03:42 breakdance?

[@linfordgardener6549]

Great footage & nice shooting 🐇🐇

[@goosecouple]

Nice. At what distance did you zero the scope ?

[@bertram_oredrock]

Excellent shooting and removing a nice total of rabbits.

[@MKChase-uj9vx]

Lol... love this chap, patient and methodical, but for God's sake fella, get yourself a good night's sleep. Lol, this is what happens when night shooting gets a grip of you.🥴

[@regsparkes6507]

Not a very polite comment to make.M.K. Maybe you should watch more of these videos.

[@tommotom7324]

Nice shooting! Just subscribed to your channel.

[@stemcleeds]

Where is Mat? I like watching him.

[@FernandoTakeshiSato]

pardon my ignorance, but isn't shooting the foxes counter productive as far as rabbit control go?

[@richardjones2811]

Foxes are targeted because they predate on Lambs not Rabbits

[@FabhcunGorm]

And you can cook foxes and feed them to your chickens!

[@lukeharris7672]

Excellent point! However foxes affect a range of species both wild and livestock, and with no natural predators it’s important to keep numbers at a sustainable number to prevent the damaging of the local animal populations due to over predation.

[@FernandoTakeshiSato]

thanks for the answers :)

[@bigglesbiggles4999]

@@richardjones2811 no they dont predate on lambs, you

[@shyowl3453]

Glad you shot them in such a way as to make them die quick, I understand they can be pests and I understand hunting is normal and I don’t have any issue with that I just like to see it being done humanely as I don’t like animals suffering unnecessarily

[@codyknight2202]

Plenty to eat my dude

[@sailormanoyster1849]

Excellemt shooting. I am eaher to get bacm in qction

[@videoschassepeche]

😉👍🏻

[@billhouse8199]

What Can I Say. Slow An Study. Wins The Race. Except If Your A 🐇. 😆. 😆. Remember Safety First. ✌. OUT.

[@Hunter_S-fr4ns]

General licence 2500 for rabbits coming soon from packham and his bell ends

[@fellmonkey]

Then grey squirrel