Brocock/BRK Ghost

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L.Leon said:
Woukd you please elaborate? That’s is really bad luck…!
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i had purchased 3 guns this year the ghost hp was one of them.
very nicely built fit n finish
1st issue was the trigger when i was testing different pellets it just went solid
and started leaking air out of the barrel that got fixed.
then I'd say roughly 300 rounds later paper shooting again and clunk
trigger again, nope just would fire sent it back again found some Debree that locked up the hammer.
new hammer/spring and something to do with the way it cocks the hammer.
now the gun shoots inconsistent starts off at 840s and takes like 6 or 7 shots to get to target speed.
boxed it up again and waiting to hear back
good thing is the dealer said if i have any more issues they will give me a full refund no questions asked
so that to me is most important.
i may just wait for the new leopard not sure what to do if i have any more issues
shots good when it does just more of a let down more than anything.
on a good note, my taipan vet II should be back today that gun is one of my favorites
right next to my m4 with new updated o rings these 2 guns been good and very accurate.
 
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Love shooting my .25 cal. Ghost, lots of speed, and very accurate just spent the day shooting a couple of hundred 33.95 pellets, this was 931 FPS with 67.3 FT-LB on factory set regulator (155) and the power wheel on 14.
Can not go wrong on buying one.

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Trucker3573 said:
Yeah kind of a weird question. I plan to own one one day. I am very intrigued. I have its similar competitor the impact m3. I absolutely love that gun. Shoots wonderfully. The ghost has less o rings so maybe it’s less likely to need maintenance ?? Some people say that makes them easier to work on. I don’t necessarily agree with that. The actual task of changing an oring isn’t really involved most of the time. You have to take both guns apart to do it. Really the impact may be a bit more time consuming as it has more orings but I wouldn’t say it’s so much harder. The only downside to me for the ghost is the high reg pressure you have to run in comparison to the impact to get the same performance. My 600 mm m3 shoots 33.95 gr 915-920 fps easily at 120 bar. I believe the ghost will require much higher which may reduce shot count. However I really want to own one to compare.
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135 bar in 25 cal 600 mm 33.9 890 fps hammer wheel 6 out of 20
 
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Emu said:
Depend o what you want from the rifle.

If you want to be able to shoot with absolutely accuracy at 300 yards, the ticket is the Vulcan 3 700 mm..... Disadvantage: No change of caliber.

If you are happy shooting at 130 yards, Ghost is a really good alternative.
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Absolutely accuracy at 300 yards 🤣
you will have to define your definition of “absolute accuracy“ or your expectations of accuracy?
 
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