Very Cool:)

[Graham Lawrie]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xq0oCM37oZA

[Stambo]

Yup, saw this this morning, you beat me to it.

[Lee]

Just watched all there videos.
I was surprised they hit them.

[Graham Lawrie]

Not really, if you are a good shot and used to hitting moving objects:) Even a 250 quad is a fair size full on:)

[DOG]

Not really, if you are a good shot and used to hitting moving objects:) Even a 250 quad is a fair size full on:)

That's true. Look at skeet shooting. The clay pigeon is smaller then most drones and they get hit.

[Stambo]

That's true. Look at skeet shooting. The clay pigeon is smaller then most drones and they get hit.

But they get hit by a spread of pellets, not a single projectile.

I think it was a lot of skill with a hint of luck thrown in.
If you look at how many shots were fired compared to how many hit it was a fairly low percentage.

[Graham Lawrie]

Shooting skills, is like all skill level things, practice makes perfect:) Once you have the aptitude or natural ability it is all about honing that skill:) be that by practice, training, repetition, memory skills. The end result is the same:) But to get the edge, natural ability creates the edge:)