Introducing the FX Impact M3

No US price? Or ETA?

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Impact Compact (500mm / 300cc Bottle) $1999.99

Impact Standard (600mm / 480cc Bottle) $2099.99

Impact Sniper (700mm / 580cc Bottle) $2199.99

Impact .35 (800mm / 580cc Bottle) $2249.99

A lot of units at dealers now, more coming every two weeks into the US as unlike the Maverick, this is an existing line and they are up and running at full steam. Upon launch there were fairly low pre-paid preorders in the US, so waiting times shouldn't be horrible (depending on how demand spikes today)

Hope this helps!

- Jonathan

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Johnathan, I sent you a PM, but I pre-paid for the .357 FX Impact and have been waiting over 7 1/2 months and while I am excited to get the M3 instead of the older model, I hope you fulfill pre-paid orders before you give more stock to the big online dealers...

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Sent you a message as something is off here. The oldest unfulfilled order in our system is only two months back. And about every month we ask for pre-orders from dealers as we make sure to prioritize customers that are waiting. Looking into it and will get back to you directly tomorrow.

Thank you for your response Jon.

"Dual port as standard" good stuff. and glad you can reassure me regards 600mm being "fine" for slugs.

If the guns can now handle 300bar, you (FX) may as well make hay regards shot count claims and supply 300bar bottles as standard, this could also save you from being accused of aftermarket profiteering

Slug power kit , for me, A gun that shoots slugs great at long distance and Pellets (at shorter ranges) reasonably well is the holy grail, Not sure if the aftermarket "kit" would provide that, however that is me and (maybe) not the masses, so fare play on your reasoning for not including it as standard.

Again thanks for your response, very professional as always, FX may get my Pennies as yet.

I bet you sleep better knowing that.

good luck.

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It's of course possible that the 300 BAR bottle will become standard at some point. Availability in all sizes that we need in the quantities we need is a main hurdle. So it's really not done as profiteering, it's about keeping the price on the Impact as low as possible as well with a bottle that not many people can take advantage of yet (as filling to 300 BAR, though becoming more accessible, isn't quite that common for most shooters. Hope that explains things a bit. B

This reminds me of how the gaming industry is currently working, release an unfinished game that need polishing and bug fixes etc for 60$ Wait a couple of months then release ”dlc’s” that fixes those bugs and give more content for 10-20$ that allready should have been in the base game for that price. But hey why 60$ when you can earn 120$ 


and shoutout to Fredrik, you leaked the maverick a day before release, didnt see anything this time din jordgubba

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Not really. This is more of not wanting to sell someone something they don't need at a high price. This way you can buy the M3 that many will think as everything they need. The extras are for those who want it. It's ala carte as essentially we don't want you paying for something you don't want. That 's why were so keen on offering all the different barrel sizes, OEM moderator or DonnyFL, etc. It would be very easy to gauge customers, but we're not interested. We try to make things as backwards compatible as possible. The previous Impacts were testament to this. The changes to the M3 just didn't allow it, but we have a history of being able to upgrade olders guns that back up what I'm saying. We're focused on getting new shooters in the sport and enjoying shooting an FX, especially those powder burners that have no idea what they're missing out on. Hope this helps explain our approach as I know many make assumptions and misunderstand the effort we put in. Of course we're still a business as well, but you get the idea.