Brocock/BRK New rifle came with 300cc bottle, not the advertised 480cc!

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Phil.Probe

Phil.Probe

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I just got my BRK Sniper XR Sahara in .22 cal. As I was shooting it, I noticed the bottle looked small for the advertised 480cc. Sue enough, on the bottle - 0.3L. My first thought was that I had messed up and it only came with a 300cc bottle, but low and behold, when I checked, it states right there on the store's web site - 480cc. The bottle on the web site's picture even looks longer relative to the end of the barrel, compared that the one I have on my rifle.

The store I bought it from is closed, so I will of course, ask them in the morning. This is a brand new rifle bought from a reputable dealer, so I'm sure there is some logical explanation.

It's just so weird! Did this rifle once come with a 300cc bottle and I just got sent and old copy? Shot count was one of the main reasons I went with this rifle!
 
RobBonnell89 said:
Probably an accident somehow. I’d imagine that’s a pretty big difference not to notice though. I think the 300s come on the pathfinders and smaller ghost. Company will make things right I’m sure. No worries
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My Pathfinder and Ghost Carbine both have 300cc bottles…
 
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Emu said:
Where you bought it from?
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I don't want to name names as I'm sure this wasn't intentional. They are a reputable company that I've bought from a few times before. No doubt it will get sorted out tomorrow. It just had me thinking I was in the twilight zone. What are the odds lol? I wonder if it's just my rifle or a whole batch that were miss-configured?
 
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Phil.Probe said:
I don't want to name names as I'm sure this wasn't intentional. They are a reputable company that I've bought from a few times before. No doubt it will get sorted out tomorrow. It just had me thinking I was in the twilight zone. What are the odds lol? I wonder if it's just my rifle or a whole batch that were miss-configured?
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Very classy on your part…🙏
 
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Phil.Probe said:
I don't want to name names as I'm sure this wasn't intentional. They are a reputable company that I've bought from a few times before. No doubt it will get sorted out tomorrow. It just had me thinking I was in the twilight zone. What are the odds lol? I wonder if it's just my rifle or a whole batch that were miss-configured?
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Aside from the bottle issue. How’s it shoot? I’ve been considering one for awhile. I’m due to buy my next. So many options it’s tough to decide sometimes.
 
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RobBonnell89 said:
Aside from the bottle issue. How’s it shoot? I’ve been considering one for awhile. I’m due to buy my next. So many options it’s tough to decide sometimes.
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I'm still getting used to it. I've shot a few dime sized groups at 56 yards, but I also shot some 1.5-2" groups at the same distance... all with the FX/JSB 15.9g pellets. Gonna try some 25g FX/JSB's and the venerable CPHP's.

I haven't adjusted the trigger at all, but it doesn't feel like anything special right now. It's also rather loud, shooting from my barn. A LDC helped a ton!

It seems like a very good deal at the current $1299 price point, if you want a high shot count bottle gun. I saw a laminate stock version for $1579 which also seemed like a good deal.
 
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Well, my lucky streak just keeps going. Now I'm getting a "loose stuff "sound, originating from under the cocking lever. It sounds like a bunch of washers or discs sliding around inside a tube for a couple of mm. Happens when I point the rifle at the ground and then turn it upwards to face the sky (and vice versa).

[edit] It only makes the noise when the rifle is de-cocked, so maybe something in the cocking mechanism sliding around? I guessing this isn't normal, I haven't noticed any other pcp's making a noise like that.
 
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Phil.Probe said:
Well, my lucky streak just keeps going. Now I'm getting a "loose stuff "sound, originating from under the cocking lever. It sounds like a bunch of washers or discs sliding around inside a tube for a couple of inches. Happens when I point the rifle at the ground and then turn it upwards to face the sky (and vice versa). Broken reg?
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Slingshot hammer…
 
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