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Hi all, I recently developed leakdown issues with the Concept Lite. Thanks to the membership here and the tome of knowledge I did the balloon test. After watching AoA's wonderful video on the Contour which is essentially the same as the Concept Lite from the fill tube aspect I removed the...

I must have dropped my Brocock Contour a dozen times in the woods and there's nary a scratch on it. The gun was unloaded as I always remove the magazine when I leave the gun. Never know when the wife is going to find the receipt for it and come looking for me. 😬

I thought they were great guns. Post Falcon Airguns, Brocock made a few different variations of the Contour. The single shot AimX, Contour, Contour S6 with a shroud, the Elite gauged model, a green stocked model and I believe the Specialist was based off either the Contour or maybe the...

Left handed .177 Brocock Contour Elite sub 12 fpe. In 2017 we were in the U.K. and I found one in a shop. I was trying to work out a deal to have it shipped home when the wife let me know I had already spent too much time looking at airguns. My cousin and I were going to go back and get it...

...Wendell. I just took ownership of one myself. I only used it once to verify no issues while still in warranty. I filled my little Brocock Contour in a matter of seconds. I am sorry for your issues. Please report back on the issue and fix. Good that you are getting it addressed during the...

...of the pre-Airforce RAWs. Hmm.. I never fired the Edgun I purchased new either. The only Airguns which get my attention are my 2 Brocock Contours and my Walther LGU. All the airguns I currently own were purchased new with the exception of my used Brocock. I bought that as a parts-gun for my...

I’m with you Mike. I can certainly appreciate the low to mid powered guns. That is part of why I like airgunning otherwise I’d shoot powder. A 177 12 fpe gun is near perfect to me. 30 fpe in 22 is what I consider high power. Ha ha! This gun looks cool. If I didn’t already have...

I've taken a half dozen or so with a 15fpe .22 Brocock Contour and dozens with an 18fpe .22 NP Trail. However, none over 20 yards, and yes as always, shot placement is key. If you can shoot from an upstairs window, a shot to the top of the head is easiest.

I have 3 that I have never touched, not even the trigger adjustment. .22 Brocock Contour 15 fpe .22 Daysate Regal XL 30 fpe .177 HW100 BP-K 17 fpe I have never been one to tinker with guns. If I need a gun to shoot at a certain fpe, I buy a gun that shoots at that fpe and leave it.

I believe the Brocock Contour has been discontinued and the Bantam has superseded it. The Contour is an accurate gun however be mindful of magazine cycling problems in the future. It's not the magazine at fault, rather it's the gun cycling mechanical workings. Buy it if it's super cheap like...

...a glove. I never could seat the pellet with gloves on, and that day was below freezing and I said enough. I wanted something small and bought a Brocock Contour. (my avatar) It's still my go to squirrel gun. Already had a dive tank from my diving years, so I only needed the K valve adapter.

Several weeks ago I received a package shipped to me from Airguns Of Arizona that included the New Brocock Atomic XR pistol in .22 caliber. This was a big surprise to me as things had been kept very quiet about the production of this lightweight, compact and very versatile new offering. The...

...Both these guns are very quiet which really helps, however they aren't much good in the cold. During the cold months I used my .22 Brocock Contour (the gun in my avatar) shooting Crow Mags at 15fpe. I also kept my .22 Daystate Regal outside for when they would smarten up and fly out. Once...

My first pcp, Brocock Contour. It's still my go to gun for hunting in the woods. I've thought about selling it several times to finance a new scope, but then I realize how much I shoot it. 

...Tuning for high power with a low shot count is fine. Just make sure you have a lot of air. Tuning for low power (12fpe and below) takes a lot of pellets and time. It can get tiring. The two airguns I haven't touched; - Daystate Huntsman Regal XL, non-regulated. - Brocock Contour S6 Elite.

Next to the den window is my .22 Brocock Contour, in the garage and always on the bench pointing towards the bird feeders is my .177 HW100 BP-K, next to our bedroom window upstairs is the .177 2400KT, and when I'm working in the yard the .177 HW30 is always with me.

I have an older Contour S6 Elite in .22cal. The only problems I've encountered is the magazine indexing doesn't work so well. You have to help it along to load the next pellet. It's one of the known problems they have. The newer Brocock models have been revamped and are a lot better. I...

Been working on this r10 for quite awhile now. Its been a gun I wanted for a long time and I got to put some nice touches to it. Im extremely pleased with how it came out and would love to hear some feedback ( pos or neg)! Ive tried about 4 barrels and settled with the following: Bsa r10 se .22...

...Compatto and/or Bantam. I don't own either, but have shot them and they also are easy point and shoot guns. If you can find a used Brocock Contour in .22, buy it. This was my 1st pcp and I still hunt with it. Light weight, accurate, quiet, and I've taken coons at 30 yards with head shots...

I cycled a second pellet in my Contour S6 a couple times. Remove the magazine if you can. You may have to carefully pull it out and shear off a pellet, but it should come out. If you can't pull the mag out, disassemble the mechanism on the left side of the breech and you can push it out. ...