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I’d say you WOULD WANT for there to be some type of protective coating, at least on the bore, regardless of where or when the barrel was made to prevent any rust from forming. Consider this: Have you ever washed, say, your car, by hand and shortly after wiping it dry you notice rust on the...

Is there an available aftermarket .22 magazine for A BRK Ghost that also retains the double-mag snap-on capability (with the magnets) and isn't overpriced like the original one?

Interesting article on regulator creep for those seeking to better understand it.

Yes. My Ghost is still shooting at 9 FPE.

Now why would you even reveal where your Airtag is?🤷🏻‍♂️ You’re just shooting yourself on the foot, no pun intended, but figuratively.

You can betcher badongkadonk it does😁😉 With the mount, you can use a $100 or $10,000 scope or a budget or badass scope to your thumper’s content.😉

I have a Bullseye mount and yes it does have some play, but even with it there is absolutely no need to do any modifications to eliminate it because it ABSOLUTELY DOES NOT affect accuracy. How so? It’s because the conical metal guide slots back and orients the scope to its original, exact...

Swap the current spring with one that is less stiff.

Is it made of plastic or alloy?

You can find out the twist rate of the barrel yourself by inserting a swiveling barrel cleaning rod tipped with a nylon or bronze brush and paying attention to the complete rotation of the rod relative to the length of the barrel as you push it towards the muzzle (or breech) end. I think on my...

At large, whenever I read about a shooter’s wish that a gun had “more accuracy,” I think its rather the shooter wishes that he/she has the ability to shoot it “more accurately.”😉

Should you decide to keep the laser attached: Use case no. 2: You could use it as a convenient tool to eliminate parallax quickly and easily without setting the rifle on a stable platform while you bob and weave your head to detect any movement of the reticle against the dot.😉 I like this...

If you don’t already have one, I’d recommend you get a laser that allows elevation and windage adjustments and can be mounted on the frame’s dovetail rail (the barrel, after all, is secured to the frame via bushings and set screws) to guide you in developing the correct hold technique for your...

I need to be clear here about the method I use—to perform a fair assessment the laser MUST be mounted on the barrel and not the shroud. Owners of Ghosts and Wolves should know that the shrouds over the guns’ barrels are retained by two O-rings and that the purpose of the two set screws on the...

I’m not sure of the size, but as long as the outer diameter is the same but that the O-ring has a very slightly thicker body (thus, a slighly smaller internal diameter). Or, you could change it for one with the same dimensions but of a harder compound such as Viton. What I did was take the...

A method I employ when trying to determine if barrel position/movement might be the physical cause of a POI shift is mounting a laser on the barrel then adjusting the laser dot so that it superimposes the crosshairs of the scope, then I torque, twist, bump, carress (🙄), or even stare hard at the...

If you're in the US, have you checked your nearest Ace Hardware? If you don't have access to one, you can order O-rings at the following two online merchants: The O-Ring Store...

What’s wrong with the first shot of your Ghost? If it’s because of a higher/lower first shot after left sitting for a while, it’s because your hammer spring tension and plenum pressure are not in a balanced state of tune. This is the nature of regulated PCPs if they are not tuned properly. You...

I haven’t weighed it as I don’t have a proper scale to determine its weight (in grams).

True. A lighter hammer would be one way, but a shorter spring is the cheapest option that solves the problem, for me at least.😉