At 53 i too can remember the adds for Venom in the airgun mags , i also recall seeing an advert for Cindys Shooting shop advertising tuned Diana' s which they labeled Vixen.
You can tell that by how few are for sale compared to pcp, fashions change, but you can't shoot until you are good on a springer on open sights ( not used often enough), if you hunt the only true set up.
I’m 72 now and the names Dave Pope and Ivan Hancock brings back happy memories, I knew them well and remember Steve Pope when Dave brought him into the business. They were the last word in springers and genius is a word we used a lot when shooting anything they touched.
Love these videos lads, always been after a venom 77 since I was a kid, not found one yet but I have got a 77 zephyr which as you will know was interesting colab with theoben 👌
I'm glad someone has mentioned Ken Turner here, as he was the first person to develop the Lazaglide system and has worked with Venom in the early days, but his contribution is often overlooked.
Great show guys look forward to seeing more of you, some nice guns too but i'm not convinced about engraving air guns even though it,s top quality, looks better on shot guns to my eyes but thats just me, cheers guys.
Great show and great rifles!!! I did a barn find...a BSA Meteor . I think from the 60` because of the serial number: ND 8116 . I did not get any info`s about power or spring diameter or spare parts when I need some. Can you guys help me out?? What year is this rifle from and what fpe can I get from it .? Right now it does about 3.7 Joule.Is it about 2.5 fpe?? But accurate at 20yds !! 1/2 an inch group 10 shots with JSB 7 gr. 4.53 mm it likes!! Open sights are awful.I putted on a cheep red dot,so it works!! Keep your work as it is! I like the show !!!! cheers from Norway👍🤘
Great show and beautiful rifles!! U do great!! I own 2 HW 77k`s. One in .177 and one in .22 Both in sub 12. The .177 was 6 fpe and I got a 18 fpe spring, but that was a big down for me, because of the huge twang and vibrations. So I got a sub 12 spring and now it`s perfect.3. rifle is a FX Bobcat in .22 FAC beautiful "tecdriver" ...U aim U hit!! My last little plinker is a barn find. A old BSA Meteor. I think from the 60` cause the serial number,which is ND8116 Can you help me out what age it is, how powerful it was new and can I go 10-12 fpe??? Keep going guys!! Cheers from Norway👍
@@hotair4269 Maybe the HW90 could be compared with a Theoben and possibly a BSA GRT. I remember Lloyd and Tony were not keen on the 90, but have to say I tried shooting one in .22 and was quite impressed by it. The trigger isn't a rekord but worked well and it was accurate, I know gas springs can take a bit of getting used to and aren't to everyones liking, I generally prefer a coil spring, simple, and it works.
@@Beesa10 In my opinion the HW90 has some good points and also some not very good points. We have a Theoben video coming very soon & possibly we could do a comparison video with the 3 mentioned, could be fun :)
Thanks for this interesting overview. Perhaps someday someone will dismantle a rifle and show the actual work involved in such a Venom tune, explaining why each element and material used is beneficial.
Hi Ian, yes is the short answer. When we took the channel over from Lloyd we did mention that we’d love to get Tony back on the channel as a special guest to discuss all things Daystate :)
Good episode lads, well done. But the breathing down the mic is very annoying. Might be worth keeping an eye on and working out how to avoid that as it would improve things a lot.
Hi Phil, unfortunately the breathing is down to Gareth being full of a cold. We didn’t want to not put an episode out as we’ve committed to a weekly episode. I’m sure the next one will be much better :)
At 53 i too can remember the adds for Venom in the airgun mags , i also recall seeing an advert for Cindys Shooting shop advertising tuned Diana' s which they labeled Vixen.
good to see springers having a massive resurgence Keep up the good work lads.
You can tell that by how few are for sale compared to pcp, fashions change, but you can't shoot until you are good on a springer on open sights ( not used often enough), if you hunt the only true set up.
thanks guys loving the show 🥰
Great show - Great Content - Keep up the good work
I’m 72 now and the names Dave Pope and Ivan Hancock brings back happy memories, I knew them well and remember Steve Pope when Dave brought him into the business. They were the last word in springers and genius is a word we used a lot when shooting anything they touched.
Love these videos lads, always been after a venom 77 since I was a kid, not found one yet but I have got a 77 zephyr which as you will know was interesting colab with theoben 👌
Stunning looking guns😍 im eager to see the newer versions as its the only way ill get my hands on one, ive got a 77 that deserves a little treat
I've just come across you guys for the first time and I look forward to seeing more of what you bring.
Thank you :)
Ken Turner was the man behind the pro-sport, and had a lot of involvement in the Mach 2, that’s why they’ve got a lot of similarities.
I'm glad someone has mentioned Ken Turner here, as he was the first person to develop the Lazaglide system and has worked with Venom in the early days, but his contribution is often overlooked.
i had a hw80 by mike wade ...power over powder ...and it was great
i have a vmach tuned hw98 which is my favourate break barrel .
Good to see hot air back, you do need to record or upload a bit higher than 360p I am sure you'll work out the tech stuff. Keep it up guys
Hi Nicholas, it uploads in 360p first and then changes to 4k.
@@hotair4269 I'll have to watch it again later to check 😁
I had a lazer Glide HW 80 in 22 wish I still had it now great hunting rifle
Great show guys look forward to seeing more of you, some nice guns too but i'm not convinced about engraving air guns even though it,s top quality, looks better on shot guns to my eyes but thats just me, cheers guys.
Great show and great rifles!!! I did a barn find...a BSA Meteor . I think from the 60` because of the serial number: ND 8116 . I did not get any info`s about power or spring diameter or spare parts when I need some. Can you guys help me out?? What year is this rifle from and what fpe can I get from it .? Right now it does about 3.7 Joule.Is it about 2.5 fpe?? But accurate at 20yds !! 1/2 an inch group 10 shots with JSB 7 gr. 4.53 mm it likes!! Open sights are awful.I putted on a cheep red dot,so it works!! Keep your work as it is! I like the show !!!!
cheers from Norway👍🤘
Great show and beautiful rifles!! U do great!! I own 2 HW 77k`s. One in .177 and one in .22 Both in sub 12. The .177 was 6 fpe and I got a 18 fpe spring, but that was a big down for me, because of the huge twang and vibrations. So I got a sub 12 spring and now it`s perfect.3. rifle is a FX Bobcat in .22 FAC beautiful "tecdriver" ...U aim U hit!! My last little plinker is a barn find. A old BSA Meteor. I think from the 60` cause the serial number,which is
ND8116 Can you help me out what age it is, how powerful it was new and can I go 10-12 fpe???
Keep going guys!! Cheers from Norway👍
If you could do an episode on Theoben gas ram rifles that'd be great please.
We’re hoping to do theoben In general as a rapid is one of my favourite rifles
@@hotair4269 Maybe the HW90 could be compared with a Theoben and possibly a BSA GRT. I remember Lloyd and Tony were not keen on the 90, but have to say I tried shooting one in .22 and was quite impressed by it. The trigger isn't a rekord but worked well and it was accurate, I know gas springs can take a bit of getting used to and aren't to everyones liking, I generally prefer a coil spring, simple, and it works.
@@Beesa10 In my opinion the HW90 has some good points and also some not very good points. We have a Theoben video coming very soon & possibly we could do a comparison video with the 3 mentioned, could be fun :)
I suggest you take the two mono audio signals from the microphones and mix into a dual mono so both of your voices are in left and right channel.
Great Video Guys, I will be following you in the future
Thank you :)
Thanks for this interesting overview. Perhaps someday someone will dismantle a rifle and show the actual work involved in such a Venom tune, explaining why each element and material used is beneficial.
Hi Marcus, as we said in this episode, there is a more in-depth view of the venom tuned rifles in the pipeline for another video
Great show... Great content...
Thank you
Lovely looking rifle
too many adverts on this channel now . great video
Nice one guys if Sean is coming on please get Craig Petty - just love his work STAY SAFE 😀
He’s been giving us advice and hopefully will
Be on :)
Back in the day, what pellets would have Venom tuned with.
The more of these chats you do the easier it will get - bit nerveracking the first time - Good Luck fellas !
Thanks Mike, once you forget the cameras there it does come more natural and easy to just talk. Thanks for the support :)
I've got a HW35 .177 which I would like to have tuned like that
Have a chat with Lyn at ARC. He’ll be more than happy to discuss options with you I’m sure :)
I’ve got a HW35E
& a webley omega both sfs tuned, omega is my favourite
A nice once a week friday slot vid would do no over kill cheers chaps
I wonder if you can get hold of a Ripley?
Hi Beesa, there’s a Ripley episode coming very very soon
Do you think you’ll be able to get Tony Belas on the Show and discuss some Daystate guns ?
Hi Ian, yes is the short answer. When we took the channel over from Lloyd we did mention that we’d love to get Tony back on the channel as a special guest to discuss all things Daystate :)
Good episode lads, well done. But the breathing down the mic is very annoying. Might be worth keeping an eye on and working out how to avoid that as it would improve things a lot.
Hi Phil, unfortunately the breathing is down to Gareth being full of a cold. We didn’t want to not put an episode out as we’ve committed to a weekly episode. I’m sure the next one will be much better :)
@@hotair4269 I hope he's better soon then but also look at his microphone position, might be worth putting it on his collar or something.