Video bow and Gun
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Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Lancaster NY
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Video bow and Gun
I'm looking to try some of these systems where you can hook your video camera up to your bow and gun. I just bought the stabilizer extension for my camera for the bow, but I'm concerned about the gun.
I looked at the one at www.prohunter2000.com. The only thing I'm concerned with is I would think that during your shot, your video wouldn't come out so well because of the recoil from your shot.
Has anyone had expierience with any of these systems?
Thanks
I looked at the one at www.prohunter2000.com. The only thing I'm concerned with is I would think that during your shot, your video wouldn't come out so well because of the recoil from your shot.
Has anyone had expierience with any of these systems?
Thanks
#2
RE: Video bow and Gun
Here is the one I am thinking about getting.
It can clip to your cap,stabilizer or under the gun barrel they have some good video of it on the site.
http://www.thehuntcam.com/index.htm
It can clip to your cap,stabilizer or under the gun barrel they have some good video of it on the site.
http://www.thehuntcam.com/index.htm
#3
Join Date: Jun 2004
Posts: 1
RE: Video bow and Gun
I represent competition, so please take my comments accordingly, but when you strap on a video camera, one tends to get a very long view, not even as 'large' as your eye view.
If a bow is stabilized, our customers have had no problem in holding the bow.
In regards to a gun, our customers have had both results. Depending on their ability to hold the gun and the magnification of the scope. Our product views through the sope, and provides a neat video view and record, when recorded. The product is also not heavy, allowing the shooter to more likelyhold the gun steady through the recoil. Adding a normal camcorder will add more weight and change the balance, much more than our product.
THought I'd give a bias input to help!
Good luck!
www.riflevision.com
If a bow is stabilized, our customers have had no problem in holding the bow.
In regards to a gun, our customers have had both results. Depending on their ability to hold the gun and the magnification of the scope. Our product views through the sope, and provides a neat video view and record, when recorded. The product is also not heavy, allowing the shooter to more likelyhold the gun steady through the recoil. Adding a normal camcorder will add more weight and change the balance, much more than our product.
THought I'd give a bias input to help!
Good luck!
www.riflevision.com
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