Whose got their trigger finger on the Ghost?!

[rc4fun]

I see there is a .22 HP for sale in the classifieds, like new.

 

[Dr. Kralenstein]

That sure is a nice looking FX

 

[Dogowsky]

These look like awesome high end airguns. Hope to have one someday.

 

[Smitty911]

Just got the call today on a .25 Cal from AOA. It should be here next week, including shipping time from AZ to SC.

Smitty

 

[athlon_oved]

what does this do that an FX Impact M3 don't?

 

[yenniedn]

what does this do that an FX Impact M3 don't?

It don't have FX logos all over it while looking a lot like an FX gun and that's enough for some to buy it.

 

[Solo1]

what does this do that an FX Impact M3 don't?

As I see it there are 2 main differences between the m3 and ghost. The barrel and the block. The barrel is much larger diameter than the soda straw in the m3 which makes it stiffer and more stable. The block is 1 piece not many pieces bolted together like the m3 and has simpler internals( less o rings to leak) which again should make it more stable. Combined in my mind should make it more durable less poi shifts and possibly more consistently accurate. Forgot to mention that the weight of the barrel should give it a more weight forward bias to shoot more like a regular rifle instead of a more rearward balance like the m3

 

[Centercut]

Why do some people drive Chevy and others drive Ford?

 

[Smitty911]

Why do some people drive Chevy and others drive Ford?

Centercut,

The Ford Drivers want to get to where they are going?????
Looking forward to the Ghost, I have a Bantam and SniperXR in .25 now and the Ghost should be a lot easier to tune for pellet accuracy.

Smitty

 

[PA_AirHead]

I don‘t want an out of stock HP, I wanted a nonexistent Plus in .25. The biggest caliber a Plus comes in is a .22.

Im not sure if this matters to you, but I believe and correct me if I'm wrong, but I believe that the .22 slug currently has better BC available than a .25 slug, if slugs are your choice of projectile.

 

[Solo1]

Im not sure if this matters to you, but I believe and correct me if I'm wrong, but I believe that the .22 slug currently has better BC available than a .25 slug, if slugs are your choice of projectile.

36 gr nsa 22 cal .12 34.9 gr nsa 25 cal .10 55.5 nsa 25 cal .12 All pretty close

 

[Vetmx]

Im not sure if this matters to you, but I believe and correct me if I'm wrong, but I believe that the .22 slug currently has better BC available than a .25 slug, if slugs are your choice of projectile.

For my intended purpose no. Small gun, not shooting long range, just prefer the larger wound channel. The plus in either caliber would not make an ideal slug gun seeing the reg settings already required to push heavy pellets.

 

[Solo1]

Thats what i like about the 25 its easy to tune for the 34.9 nsa and 33.9 jsb

 

[Goldwing]

Got my trigger finger up a ghost

 

[L.Leon]

Got my trigger finger up a ghost
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Trick or treat…

 

[NATackett]

Any left handed shooters try the BRK Ghost? What was your experience with it?

 

[Franklink]

Any left handed shooters try the BRK Ghost? What was your experience with it?

I'm not left-handed so can't offer any thoughts there....but I've been playing with a Ghost since September.

• The cheekpiece and side lever can both be swapped to be agreeable to lefty shooters.
• Magazine loads from either side but depending on preference for cheekpiece placement, it can block one side. For example, I'm a right handed shooter and I like the cheekpiece in a place that requires me to insert the mag from the right side of the gun. A lefty putting the cheekpiece where I like it (but opposite side) would have to insert the mag from the left.

Overall, it's a lot more lefty-friendly than many gun designs.

 

[NATackett]

Thanks for that info