Great video Gert. Brocock now supply the cheekrest with a riser so that two mags can be used together. If you contact them, they should be able to send you one.
You had me laughing with the comment on the person who unsubscribed. LMFAO. What is wrong with people. I love your presentation style and content, why would you watch just to try and find something to complain about. Great video Gert.
I made the exact same adjustments to my Ghost trigger and yes, the safety stopped working like yours. I don't think the trigger is the best but the gun is very accurate and I love it 😊👍
Always enjoy your videos i like your fair comments glad to see you are not a sales rep which gives me confidence in what you say good fair criticism 👍👍👍
Hello Gert, same issue with hammer spring. There are actually 5 different springs available. HP2, HP1, HP, Med, and LP. My gun cane with Hp2 spring…i now have the LP in it (177 20ftlb). Try different spring.
thanks for an honest review. It was recommended to me as the best airgun available. Comparing it to my FXs, maybe they are more universal and much more budget friendly.
Hi Gert, the cheek piece comes standard now with a spacer so you can run 2 mags. However I removed mine as I run my scope closer than you. There is a screw on the trigger adjustment dedicated to set the safety so it works wherever you have it set. I think the trigger does let the gun down a bit but can be adjusted so it’s very crisp with no creep at all but slightly on the heavy side for target shooters, just about ideal for pest/hunting though. My biggest issue is the 177 magazines ability to deform pelts skirts. The accuracy when single loading is outstanding but not so great when using the magazine (on mine anyway). Still a great rifle and I’m so glad I traded my M3 for it. Thanks for all the time and effort you put into these videos. It’s great to hear about your experience with a very interesting hobby/sport.
Enjoyed the video and the fair critique, safety switch position in particular. I'm not aware of the plenum capacity for this rifle but a larger one might mitigate the need for very high reg pressure. Looking forward to hearing how it performs with a slug barrel.
Just for information,power wheel only works when shot is fired and cocking lever is closed,great videos btw,I have the Same rifle and you have done some great testing.
My BSA R10 is a little like that. If I have it set as light as I would like the safety can not engage. It is set fairly light but Not as light as I would like. I have had my rifle Airtech tuned and has custom internals and a back vented carbon shroud. It is an utter joy to use and ultra reliable and consistent. Pity we are stuck with 12flb :(
Great review! I have this gun on my radar so it’s nice to get some feedback from someone who actually owns it. By the way, I’ve heard BRK is about to release a slug barrel.
Great video and info Gert. I used to tell people to look up the the definition of "Poverty" in a dictionary and the definition reads "see owning a horse"! Now I think the dictionary needs to be revised to read "see owning a horse and or PCP air rifles"! LOLZ Cheers from the desert SW USA
Hi. I am Mr. Rene from and living in curacao. I am.watching your videos for more then a year and they are very educativ. I won't to know some from you. Which bullpup model PCP do you suggest me to buy that shut slug cal 22 with consistance very good accuracy from 50 up to above 100 meter and that do cost less then 1600 dolar and one that do cost above 1600 dólar. Waiting for answer. Be good take care and Till soon..
It is both, the additional weight pulls the barrel tip lower, changing the POI and the harmonics are changed, the harmonics are more affected with slugs then pellets.
Great series of videos on the Ghost, I watched them all before I decided which airgun to purchase. No offense to you or your BRK, but it seems to me there is an issue with the barrel quality? It seems to be hit or miss with these guns? Some super accurate out of the box, some not (Hard Air review). There are many options at this price range. If polishing the barrel helped, then its obvious the machining was at fault, just my opinion- your thoughts please..
This price range is mid cpmpared to the real boss guns out there (Steyr, AA XTi etc), unfortunately they are not the only suppliers with issues, most of the other big brands suffer the same fate, I was a bit dissapointed by the LW barrel, it is pellet fussy and didn't like certain pellet weights. To find a gun brand that doesn't fall into this bracket is impossible. My 3x Steyrs were all pellet fussy, but once you found the correct pellet... nothing can compare. The same with the Ghost, once you get the pellet/s[peed combo there is very few guns out there that can better it. The latest Extreme Benchrest was won by a Ghost - modified yes, but you will not find a super accurate gun ANYWHERE that is not modified. Even my beloved 3 HW's had some minor work done to get the optimal speed, now they are lasers. I am always direct with my answers here and will probably peeve off somebody in the process... The Ghost needs just as much attention as the FX M3 to get it to shoot good, only difference is that the FX has had more time in the market, thus more after market parts and some of these parts maybe easier to source. Accuracy - no difference between these to brands, trial and error and love needed to get both shooting well. Built quality goes to the Gost by a landslide, I haven't had an FX without an air leak yet (had 5, down to 1 only at th moment). Adjustability goes to the FX, better hammer spring and hammer combo, the M# is very easy to adjust - that is if you like tinkering. I myself HATE to tune a gun, I want it to shoot brilliantly out the box. Niether gun will give you that and if you start with slugs - empty the wallet, it going to take time and money. At this stage I am on the fence between the two guns based on built quality, accuracy and reliability. The FX has way too many o-rings that pop. But the FX is easier to fine tune.. too many choices. Sorry I am not helping.
Thanks Gert for the reply and info. I agree 100% on build quality, that is one of the main reasons I looked at the Ghost. I own 2 Edguns which I feel are one of the better designs out there. I also have 2 Daystates which took some work, but shoot well now. I do like my FX airguns but the metal is too soft and leaks are the norm after some time. I am looking at the Skout and Western sidewinder now. Keep up the GOOD work and thanks for your time and input ! @@AimSmall
Good shit Gert! I love no bullshit reviews! There is a LOT of bullshitting going on in the air world these days.
Great video Gert. Brocock now supply the cheekrest with a riser so that two mags can be used together. If you contact them, they should be able to send you one.
You had me laughing with the comment on the person who unsubscribed. LMFAO. What is wrong with people. I love your presentation style and content, why would you watch just to try and find something to complain about. Great video Gert.
I made the exact same adjustments to my Ghost trigger and yes, the safety stopped working like yours. I don't think the trigger is the best but the gun is very accurate and I love it 😊👍
Loved, loved, loved all the FX rips.
Always enjoy your videos i like your fair comments glad to see you are not a sales rep which gives me confidence in what you say good fair criticism 👍👍👍
Hello Gert, same issue with hammer spring. There are actually 5 different springs available. HP2, HP1, HP, Med, and LP. My gun cane with Hp2 spring…i now have the LP in it (177 20ftlb). Try different spring.
thanks for an honest review. It was recommended to me as the best airgun available. Comparing it to my FXs, maybe they are more universal and much more budget friendly.
Hi Gert, the cheek piece comes standard now with a spacer so you can run 2 mags. However I removed mine as I run my scope closer than you. There is a screw on the trigger adjustment dedicated to set the safety so it works wherever you have it set. I think the trigger does let the gun down a bit but can be adjusted so it’s very crisp with no creep at all but slightly on the heavy side for target shooters, just about ideal for pest/hunting though. My biggest issue is the 177 magazines ability to deform pelts skirts. The accuracy when single loading is outstanding but not so great when using the magazine (on mine anyway). Still a great rifle and I’m so glad I traded my M3 for it.
Thanks for all the time and effort you put into these videos. It’s great to hear about your experience with a very interesting hobby/sport.
Enjoyed the video and the fair critique, safety switch position in particular. I'm not aware of the plenum capacity for this rifle but a larger one might mitigate the need for very high reg pressure. Looking forward to hearing how it performs with a slug barrel.
Just for information,power wheel only works when shot is fired and cocking lever is closed,great videos btw,I have the Same rifle and you have done some great testing.
My BSA R10 is a little like that. If I have it set as light as I would like the safety can not engage. It is set fairly light but Not as light as I would like. I have had my rifle Airtech tuned and has custom internals and a back vented carbon shroud. It is an utter joy to use and ultra reliable and consistent. Pity we are stuck with 12flb :(
Brilliant guns . Loved the smile on your face at the end And by the way . I have two . I had to get the missus one as well. 😂😂👻👻👻
Thoroughly enjoyed your video! Looking forward to more.
Thanks for sharing 👍
Thank you too
Gracias
Great review! I have this gun on my radar so it’s nice to get some feedback from someone who actually owns it. By the way, I’ve heard BRK is about to release a slug barrel.
Yes, testing almost done, hope to see one on the market soon.
Love the videos keep em coming.
On the cocking arm....you can replace it with a split handle👍🏻
Brk makes a power spring adjuster kit that includes 5 different hammer springs.
That should solve the adjustment issue
In the post. Tx. Can't wait
Nice Video my friend I did polish my barrel to and it got a lot better try NSA 20.2 217 you will like them blessings
Great video and info Gert. I used to tell people to look up the the definition of "Poverty" in a dictionary and the definition reads "see owning a horse"! Now I think the dictionary needs to be revised to read "see owning a horse and or PCP air rifles"! LOLZ Cheers from the desert SW USA
Whahaha, owning a horse is just as expensive as guns, not even talking about mariage... lol. All the best for the USA.
Hi.
I am Mr. Rene from and living in curacao.
I am.watching your videos for more then a year and they are very educativ.
I won't to know some from you.
Which bullpup model PCP do you suggest me to buy that shut slug cal 22 with consistance very good accuracy from 50 up to above 100 meter and that do cost less then 1600 dolar and one that do cost above 1600 dólar.
Waiting for answer.
Be good take care and Till soon..
The PoI shift when putting chrono on the barrel isn't because it's moving the barrel, it just changes the harmonics
It is both, the additional weight pulls the barrel tip lower, changing the POI and the harmonics are changed, the harmonics are more affected with slugs then pellets.
That would be some flimsy barrel if the chrono moved it even a tiny amount :O@@AimSmall
99% of barrels (air rifles) will have an impact, they are free floating, thus only 1 connect point to gun... any weight will have a shift.
I would be very interested if you did this kind of testing on ghost plus around 900 ft/sec
Great series of videos on the Ghost, I watched them all before I decided which airgun to purchase. No offense to you or your BRK, but it seems to me there is an issue with the barrel quality? It seems to be hit or miss with these guns? Some super accurate out of the box, some not (Hard Air review). There are many options at this price range. If polishing the barrel helped, then its obvious the machining was at fault, just my opinion- your thoughts please..
This price range is mid cpmpared to the real boss guns out there (Steyr, AA XTi etc), unfortunately they are not the only suppliers with issues, most of the other big brands suffer the same fate, I was a bit dissapointed by the LW barrel, it is pellet fussy and didn't like certain pellet weights. To find a gun brand that doesn't fall into this bracket is impossible. My 3x Steyrs were all pellet fussy, but once you found the correct pellet... nothing can compare. The same with the Ghost, once you get the pellet/s[peed combo there is very few guns out there that can better it. The latest Extreme Benchrest was won by a Ghost - modified yes, but you will not find a super accurate gun ANYWHERE that is not modified. Even my beloved 3 HW's had some minor work done to get the optimal speed, now they are lasers. I am always direct with my answers here and will probably peeve off somebody in the process... The Ghost needs just as much attention as the FX M3 to get it to shoot good, only difference is that the FX has had more time in the market, thus more after market parts and some of these parts maybe easier to source. Accuracy - no difference between these to brands, trial and error and love needed to get both shooting well. Built quality goes to the Gost by a landslide, I haven't had an FX without an air leak yet (had 5, down to 1 only at th moment). Adjustability goes to the FX, better hammer spring and hammer combo, the M# is very easy to adjust - that is if you like tinkering. I myself HATE to tune a gun, I want it to shoot brilliantly out the box. Niether gun will give you that and if you start with slugs - empty the wallet, it going to take time and money. At this stage I am on the fence between the two guns based on built quality, accuracy and reliability. The FX has way too many o-rings that pop. But the FX is easier to fine tune.. too many choices. Sorry I am not helping.
Thanks Gert for the reply and info. I agree 100% on build quality, that is one of the main reasons I looked at the Ghost. I own 2 Edguns which I feel are one of the better designs out there. I also have 2 Daystates which took some work, but shoot well now. I do like my FX airguns but the metal is too soft and leaks are the norm after some time. I am looking at the Skout and Western sidewinder now.
Keep up the GOOD work and thanks for your time and input ! @@AimSmall
Hi Gert have you tried the precision ballistics mako slug designed for sub 12 .177 guns wow is my results
Not available in my country
Hello good day sir I want to ask you if that rifle accurately fires the warheads or slugs?
The slug barrels are on their way, the current barrel is made for pellets.
ok, M@@AimSmall
Sir this gun price?
£1,600 for the High Power.
Sorry and the new JTC dead centers 25.39 are better that the redesign
I have a video JSB VS JTC dead centers JTC's are better