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I'll relay your compliments to the bipod! 😂

No, that was a whole other bird flying off to the left!

Thanks everyone for the thoughtful replies. It's just so crazy that one carcass went flying to the left, while the other even more mangled carcass flew to the right, that my brain could not determine the physics I was witnessing. If I think of the birds like cans of pop, it starts to make more...

The title says it all! For the life of me, I just don't understand what I'm witnessing in the least! Now I know I'm sending a bit of power down range (100fpe) compared to many airguns, but I've never seen prey displaced at right angles of the projectile flight path. These .30cal H&N SLUG IIs...

God bless your generosity to those disabled vets!

I checked my zero on my ammo and things were off. I checked all of my screws and snugged everything down. I reset all my scope profiles and set zero for all my different ammo types. Everything is now dead on, so I will see how things change moving forward.

The first two shots are with Hybrid Slugs. After the groundhog appeared down, I swapped over to my JSB Hades for the last shot, and it was off a similar amount to my first shot, but this shot was bench style with my bipod deployed, while the other two were from a seated position free handed.

I unfortunately have one to share, and it just happened yesterday:

I'd try the FX Hybrid Slugs. They should shoot well out of that liner.

It's possible that is was a flyer, as the follow up shot was not nearly off as much. I double checked my scope QD mount, and it is as tight as the day I mounted it.

I have had pretty good luck for over a year, but the variance on my last two kills has me confident that my POI moved. I have seen some carbon fiber barrel stabilizers but I don't know anyone that has installed one and could tell a difference. I already have the carbon fiber liner stiffener...

I have finally experienced the infamous POI shift with my FX Maverick VP.:mad: What should have been a clean heart/lung bodyshot ended up being a shot to the mid section that required a follow up shot, and then a third shot just to make sure the deal was done completely. Does anyone know of a...

My most hated pest! Great shooting!

This is an oldie, but definitely a goodie. Shot with the Benjamin Bulldog .357cal at around 30 yards with an 81gr JSB Exact.

I put some bird seed out to lure them from the nest they built in my house. I've thought about just sealing them up in the house and letting them just cook, but I worry about the smell.

I think you may be on the wrong forum. If said living thing is damaging my property, I will with all due expedience introduce it to the afterlife. But nevertheless, there are dozens of projectiles and calibers available to airgunners, and weekly the age old question pops up: Which xyz airgun...

Thanks! One thing to note, is that although the slug hit the Starling in the front, the slug expanded so quickly, and probably fragmented, it pushed the guts of the pest out the bottom instead of out the back!

I would not use them on those game. The Hybrids Slugs start expanding very soon, and I feel you won't get the penetration depth you need with a 100fpe .30cal airgun at 100 yards. I would rather use H&N Slug II rounds or move up to the Benjamin Bulldog .357cal and shoot FX Hybrid Slugs from there.

I think I taught it a valuable lesson! Fantastic! I believe the larger calibers are very unforgiving on these pest birds.

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