More freaking excuses

JT -

Post links of other forums that you've posted your content on so we can see how we are so judgmental -

I'm sure what we will end up reading are little to no posts (low activity threads).

The majority of criticism your content receives is self-inflicted because you ask us to tell you what we think....

You can't call us judgmental when you asked for feedback, I'd say we are being honest and you're just not tuned into accepting the truth.

You don't ever fully take the advice offered your way , you say you do but you don't - at this point I'd say it's probably best if you abandon the username and your format of videos and signup with a new user name and try a new approach and hope that it takes.

Why would I go anywhere I said I have come to expect it and doe snot bother me. I find it comical.

"doe snot"

I know easy typo, I make plenty of those as well.

Your new username could be Doe Snot

JT -

Post links of other forums that you've posted your content on so we can see how we are so judgmental -

I'm sure what we will end up reading are little to no posts (low activity threads).

The majority of criticism your content receives is self-inflicted because you ask us to tell you what we think....

You can't call us judgmental when you asked for feedback, I'd say we are being honest and you're just not tuned into accepting the truth.

You don't ever fully take the advice offered your way , you say you do but you don't - at this point I'd say it's probably best if you abandon the username and your format of videos and signup with a new user name and try a new approach and hope that it takes.

Pig_Popper, that is a really cool video. The problem with it is that it does not usually work that way with thermal. The Trail has the firmware for the process, but the video shown if for digital night vision where you can see things like the circular targeting pattern on a paper target and even the hole in the paper. I know the video was done for the Apex and the Apex was their first thermal rifle scope, but have you ever seen a target through thermal that gave you that sort of image?

Except on rare occasion where you can see the POI on a steel target (and never on paper targets) (here is one of the rare steel occasions https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J-v-8vamG7U ), you won't be able to freeze the image and move the zeroing crosshair the visually obvious POI because there is no visually obvious POI. You can freeze the image and move it over what looks to be the correct amount, but that doesn't save you much in effort over just moving the crosshair over what you think is the correct amount anyway.

One can still use the freeze function for zeroing a Pulsar thermal scope, but I don't see it as being superior than just doing it as you would normally.

The new pig pipe video is awesome Ground was a little harder that he thought and that was funny.

Not to derail the already derailed thread, but - Whats the best (in your opinion) tripod and gunrest (head) setup for multiple shooting positions?