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Brocock Bantam Sniper HR was delivered earlier this week, care of David at NZ Airguns.
These are amazingly accurate and consistent.
Will keep you updated as things progresshttps://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/202...1afa6ba13f.jpghttps://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/202...56cbf4eb56.jpg
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Whats the specs on these? Accuracy distance and noise?
Shooting 15.89gn JSB Jumbo's at 852fps with an SD of 4fps over 20 shots.Quote:
Originally Posted by Slothcity
Magpie was 75m and dropped from the tree and the one next to it remained there to be shot too. Very quiet with a rimfire surpressor on it.
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If you need help/advice hit up @Mintie on this site.
He is a wealth of knowledge and a GC.
Also look up Rons airgun center in Hamilton , he is awesome to deal with and A GC also.
has ron moved
Nah Ron is still on Dominion rd in AucklandQuote:
Originally Posted by northdude
Fine choice on the rifle too, those I know who own them have been very happy
My bad I thought he was in hams , but like mintie said he is in Aucks
that's wicked!
What sort of $ is that worth..?
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You can get into the PCP market from about $1K, the sky is the limit really with some rifles overs $4k. This one sits in the middle.Quote:
Originally Posted by tiroahunta
So 2.5k
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K. ThanksQuote:
Originally Posted by Uplandstalker
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I have the Brocock Compatto Mk2 in .22. Very nice, compact hunting PCP. I tuned it to 55 shots at 23 fpe from 240 to 130 BAR. I can very much recommend the JSB Hades pellets for this gun. It is designed as a hunting pellet with a head that expands. Very accurate in my gun. I put four pellets in the same hole at 40m today.
The only thing i had to do some improvement on was the trigger. It's two stage, has a clear breaking point, but i found the trigger pull too high. It is not possible however to adjust the trigger pull with a screw. You need to disassemble the trigger (easy) and carefully shorten the two springs. It's easier to shoot accurately now, because of not pulling the gun while squeezing the trigger.
I didn't really think much of airguns to be honest, until a forum member told me a thing or two about a thing or two. Some real eye openers.
Used to have this Airarms .22 lovely accurate pcp but licence required and having to pump I decided to use the rimfire.
From a pest control point of view very quiet and cheap ammo and deadly on bunnies, certainly recommend them.Attachment 149317Attachment 149318 airarms s500 fac
I hope you can all appreciate some more PCP-pics. Not exactly entry-level but this is my Hunter Field Target setup with the new Optisan CP 10x32 scope i treated myself to. I always stick a note with my holdovers to the scope. 177, 12 fpe, pellet on pellet at 40m. Mainly used in competition but also an accurate small game and pesting rifle.
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Very nice looks like fun
I have an FX Cyclone in .22. So quiet I can shoot in my garage but deadly on pests at close range.
This is my Fx Cyclone in .22 Attachment 150221Quote:
Originally Posted by 300CALMAN
