Brocock/BRK Tuning

[Matt Fletcher]

Who’s tuned their BRK Ghost ? I’ve seen many owners who’ve tuned their ghosts and then again many who haven’t. So my question…..

Is it really worth it for pest control or is it all more aimed towards target shooters ? What is your set up ie reg pressures, barrel length, pellet / slug choice running at ? ( ft/lb )
Obviously I know the uk sub 12 owners (like myself) can’t really do much, but I’m always interested to see what’s achievable for future reference
Thanks in advance

 

[dens228]

I don't have a Ghost but will say tuning is for accuracy and efficiency. That applies, especially the accuracy part, to both hunting and target.

 

[eric_airguns]

Hello Matt,

Good question. My mother told me... don't fixe it if it ain't broken.

For pest control if accuracy is spot on with a certain pellet I keep this combo. There is always a JSB or H&N pellet.

For long range fine tuning can make a big difference. Or you need a heavier projectie which does not like it.

I am sure at the top everybody is tuning so let's wait for a topper or maybe two.

I am just a boring shooter who loves a lot of options but only uses as less as possible. Love a powerwheel for hammerspring tension and external reg adjustment . Love my mum too but on a different level

Have a good evening Sir.

Greetings
Eric

 

[OverWatch Precision]

Oh my God! Where to start from?!
The Ghost is accurate out of the box especially the .177 sub 12, but in FAC versions the sky is the limit, tuning and playing will never end…
So for your sub 12 if it’s in .177cal try the 8.44gr at 777fps and thank me later.

 

[Matt Fletcher]

Oh my God! Where to start from?!
The Ghost is accurate out of the box especially the .177 sub 12, but in FAC versions the sky is the limit, tuning and playing will never end…
So for your sub 12 if it’s in .177cal try the 8.44gr at 777fps and thank me later.

it is indeed in .177 ( most of the time ) I’ll give them a try, I usually shoot Daystate rangemaster sovereign 10.3gr and they’re fantastic

 

[Matt Fletcher]

I don't have a Ghost but will say tuning is for accuracy and efficiency. That applies, especially the accuracy part, to both hunting and target.

My ghost was accurate straight from the box with a power I was happy with so not even thought about tuning