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The FX Hybrid Slugs really do expand a significant amount. Here is a .30cal slug recovered after a full passthrough at ~60 yards.

Accuracy is a funny topic. Currently you're impressed by hitting a can at 80 yards, but competition shooters will hit a dime or nickel at the same distance. When trying to dispatch pest, shot placement means the world. You should pick the ammo that is the most accurate in your airgun above all...

I do not recommend FX Hybrid Slugs on coyote. You need a heavier round or a round that doesn't expand as rapidly as the Hybrid Slugs so you can get adequate penetration to the vitals. Try .357cal NSA slugs in 79gr.

Good job putting the hurt on that whistle pig! What caliber, rifle and ammo?

Does your scope have the Ballistic Calculator feature? That feature alone is what drew me into the ATN camp, as it takes the thinking out of the process, and I can concentrate on better trigger discipline.

Thanks a bunch! Really? I'll add those in on some future videos!

This time is critical! We must eliminate as many young as possible so they don't go off and breed next year. Taking out 8 is doing God's work.

That was just my plenum filling back up, no sound effects. The sound changed as I was going from slo-mo to normal speed. 😃

The first litter of groundhogs are being driven off from momma, and are roaming around looking where to dig their new burrow. Well, I put a stop to that foolishness with the FX Maverick VP .30cal shooting 50gr H&N Slug II at 930fps. 😁😁😁 The slug went in just behind the jaw and looked like it...

The first litter of groundhogs are being driven offfrom momma, and are roaming around looking where to dig their new burrow. Well, I put a stop to that foolishness with the FX Maverick VP .30cal shooting 50gr H&N Slug II at 930fps.

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.