I got tired of my 750 and before I knew it

[boscoebrea]

I had a Brocock Grand Prix S6 ,I like it a lot.At the time I bought it I did not know there was a newer model,oh well.

It is a .22 and the scope is a Nikon 2.5x8 variable....at first I was a bit disappointed in the Nikon,then I turned down the power down, that made things a lot better,so Nikon good scope at lower power,say below 5x.....The Burris scopes I have are better at higher power.

Oh yea,I was posting about my Brocock pistol,it feels great in the hand and is accurate.

Anyone else have one and what are your thoughts?

 

[Odoyle]

I have them and shoot great even at fifty yards however am genuinely concerned about the reliability and longevity regarding the indexing mechanism which one day not function properly and extremely hard to find extra magazines.

 

[cea1960]

I have them and shoot great even at fifty yards however am genuinely concerned about the reliability and longevity regarding the indexing mechanism which one day not function properly and extremely hard to find extra magazines.



Forget finding the magazines. I bought an extra last year from Airgun Spares in the U.K., and now wish I bought two. I also bought an extra indexing claw, but just checking now only shows the o-rings available.

 

[boscoebrea]

My opinion is No Way can it be less robust than a 750....not worried about any of that,too late to be,so I will just enjoy it by shooting it....

Someday may trade in for the new model,someday.

 

[Odoyle]

If someone like Darko/ CARM made a spring wound mag for it then it would be perfect.

 

[AirNGasman]

As excerpted from Airgun Chronicles- Thirty Years of Airgun Testing and Competition-

View attachment Bro GP.1607538632.pdf

 

[boscoebrea]

Yea,Thanks for that.Miss your posts.