Six Months w the FX Impact M3 & Element Optics Nexus - Shooting Slugs in an Air Rifle in .22 Caliber

For the last six months I've been (pretty) quietly working on a project gun...an FX Impact M3 in .22 caliber set up to shoot slugs. My modest goal was to set up a rifle so that I could hit more than miss between 100 and 200 yards. Assuming I get the range to target right, and call the wind correctly, I've achieved that goal and today I am ready to present that evidence in the form of some of the best scope camera footage of pest control that i've recorded to date.

Which brings me to the second reason for this video. I've taken the plunge and acquired an @Element Optics Nexus. This scope represents the deepest I've dipped my toes into the quality scope end of the pool, and I am blown away every time I look through it. I'm not deluding myself that it is the best scope ever, but it is VERY NICE and it makes me wish all my scopes were as clear and bright. Any scope can look good at noon, but in the first and last minutes of the shooting day, the Nexus is brighter to my eyes than no scope, and that's why you write the check. Anyway, in this video I'm doing my best to show you what it looks like to use one, and I hope that alone is worth your time if you are thinking about getting one.

By the way. THIS IS A PEST CONTROL VIDEO. There. If you don't like pest animals being legally and humanely dispatched with airguns, this is not a video filmed or edited for you. You are dismissed. Thank you.

In this video I intend to show that the rifle is accurate, and that if I do my job it will do its' job. I've selected clips that showcase the Nexus/FireFly 8SE/SideShot ScopeCam combo quality, but also repeatable accuracy.

Enjoy the footage!