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ITGUY
 Post subject: My new Brocock
PostPosted: Tue Mar 14, 2017 6:30 pm 
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Only had it 30 minutes....tell you right now I hope to buy more. What a gorgeous rifle. Concept Walnut in .22 by the way. So the best I can do right now is put up some pictures...I will read the manual before playing with it (I know I know...turn in the man card).

Sorry for the crap pic's...natural light fading fast and that always sucks for photographs.

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 Post subject: Re: My new Brocock
PostPosted: Tue Mar 14, 2017 6:43 pm 
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That looks sweet. The English sure know how to do bluing.
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 Post subject: Re: My new Brocock
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Penage Guy wrote:
That looks sweet. The English sure know how to do bluing.


Thanks! Man, you should see it in the light!!!

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 Post subject: Re: My new Brocock
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Beauty!
Let me know how the mags work for you. I had a Contour that was gorgeous, too, but I had an ongoing problem with the mags not holding the pellets properly, leading to constant jams.
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 Post subject: Re: My new Brocock
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I think the Concept is single shot. Mine is - also in .22.

It loves JSB RN's, H&N's in 19.01gr. and Predator pellets as well.

I just wish it had a gauge, is all.

I fill it every 35-40 shots, and it shoots pretty good right from a 3,000psi fill, getting better after the first 5 shots but usable right from the get-go on field rats, accuracy wise, to 50 yards, anyway.

I assumed you go the 20fpe model.

BTW - I put a 3-12X44 Compact with glass etched reticle- mil dots and 1/2 mil dot slashes. NICE! I also have one on my HW97. Love this scope.

https://www.dlairgun.com/Scopes/Leapers ... AOIEW.html

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May you and your new friend build many good memories together..

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 Post subject: Re: My new Brocock
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Beauty!
Let me know how the mags work for you. I had a Contour that was gorgeous, too, but I had an ongoing problem with the mags not holding the pellets properly, leading to constant jams.


That's a real shame and sorry to hear it.

I have the lower end single shot model that I don't even see on the website anymore.

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 Post subject: Re: My new Brocock
PostPosted: Wed Mar 15, 2017 11:00 pm 
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Daryl wrote:
I think the Concept is single shot. Mine is - also in .22.

It loves JSB RN's, H&N's in 19.01gr. and Predator pellets as well.

I just wish it had a gauge, is all.

I fill it every 35-40 shots, and it shoots pretty good right from a 3,000psi fill, getting better after the first 5 shots but usable right from the get-go on field rats, accuracy wise, to 50 yards, anyway.

I assumed you go the 20fpe model.

BTW - I put a 3-12X44 Compact with glass etched reticle- mil dots and 1/2 mil dot slashes. NICE! I also have one on my HW97. Love this scope.

https://www.dlairgun.com/Scopes/Leapers ... AOIEW.html


I wish it had a gauge as well, but I think my model is pretty entry level, except for the furniture.

No argument on the bug buster or similar from Leapers. Have more than one and great idea for this carbine sized, lightweight rifle.

I haven't even unboxed the silly hand pump yet. I'm sure it won't be long til a helper compressor finds a new home here.

When the weather gets nicer my bud will bring his chrony over and we'll go shooting. Let you know then what it does w with those JSB's.

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 Post subject: Re: My new Brocock
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And down the dark path you go :lol: :lol:
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 Post subject: Re: My new Brocock
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abslayer wrote:
And down the dark path you go :lol: :lol:


You are SO right....

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 Post subject: Re: My new Brocock
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WAAAAAAAAAAAAAA?

It's a SINGLE shot?????

I wouldn't take that if you GAVE it to me...

I DARE you to try and give it to me... :)

(I'll pm you my address if you want to take the dare..hehe)



Where did you get it?
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 Post subject: Re: My new Brocock
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Just a guess- maybe only one left - a HP .22 Beech stocked version.

https://www.specialtyshootingsportsoutd ... oduct_info

BTW - this 30mm scope comes with rings & fits Picatinny or Weaver bases.

https://www.dlairgun.com/Scopes/Leapers ... AOIEW.html

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 Post subject: Re: My new Brocock
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Here's mine - Concept SS in Hp .22, with scope attached.

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I have been advised that DayState bought Brocock.

They must have been impressed with the Brocock models and quality.

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 Post subject: Re: My new Brocock
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@RandyC: I know, I'm really slumming with the single shot....and I do apologize, but when I croak I've got two caskets arranged because I AM taking some with me...including this one :)

@Daryl: Of course that looks absolutely perfect on there. I'll email Kelley in the morning.

I've not even had time to unbox my pump yet. Killing me not to try it out. :)

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 Post subject: Re: My new Brocock
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I'm to the other extreme- mounting a Vortex Diamondback on a Crosman 13-XX. 8)

No comparison at all between the utg and the vortex.

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