Good info. I am not a slug guy per se I have one Vulcan 3 700mm set up at 1000fps shooting 34 grain varmint knockers for coyotes and PRS matches. The rest are all pellets. I have looked hard at the impact and the maverick compact in 25 for a squirrel rifle to go along with my rti in 22. I am not a big tuning guy, I'm not looking at it for the ability to change calibers, but for getting good power out of pellets. I will tune to make it shoot well but I will not be experimenting with different tunes just because. I want a good pellet that hits hard amd good accuracy and consistency.Having massive power potential on tap and being able to control all aspects of it is why I have two of them for shooting slugs. I wanted the challenge of making them consistent guns versus the challenge of modding a gun for power. After several years in slug land I wanted to see what life was like with an Impact that was just set up conservatively for pellets. There is a positive difference when sticking to pellets. The gun isn’t as quirky or sensitive. But the hunting shortcomings that I listed still exist. Because of the 11 million projectiles I have fired out of Impacts testing, tuning and barrel building, I’ve become very comfortable with the ergonomics of the platform. Along with the shot cycle. I own a lot of guns and the only gun I’m more comfortable with is a traditional rifle carbine. Bottom line is I know what a M3 is capable of on a given day. I’ve been occupied with trying to make them do it every day under all conditions. It’s my hobby within a hobby.
Jon
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