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How far do you expect to shoot these coyotes at?

Congratulations on your new rifle. Please keep us in the loop on any tuning you do. I have the .25cal also but haven't had an opportunity to take it out and try tuning it. I've had it out once and more or less was just checking velocity because it was so windy.

Sounds like it would work. I think Sub12 Airgunners is the one who made the video.

No gauges yet, and I haven't been out shooting either. Between snow and work I haven't been able to get out.

Which grip is that? It looks comfortable.

Interesting observation. I will have to get a single shot loader and see if there's a difference on mine. When I get the time.

The butt pad is sub par.

I went out shooting the other day and realized I need a bag rider. I was looking at monopods because they can be swivelled to 90 degrees. Some of them are really expensive, so I started looking/thinking of alternatives. I ended up using a 1" scope ring, a wooden dowel and a quick release...

In the pic I posted with my parts there is a small bag in the upper right hand corner that has an M-lock adapter rail. It is junk. I need to buy one that is 1913 compatible.

Went and did a little shooting today to try out the rail and get more of an idea for velocities. First thing I noticed is that the supplied M-lock picatiny rail that BRK provides is junk. I have an Atlas bipod and I could not get it to clamp. The machined spaces are not wide enough. I had to use...

Install went well.

I'm impatient and decided to order directly from BRK. Shipping was nasty.

Had a little something show up from across the pond today.

I had a bit of time yesterday and got out with the weather being a balmy 8C and the wind blowing between 30-40kph. I wasn't set up on a bench so I didn't really shoot for groups. I was looking more for velocity data. Starting on a 250 bar fill with the reg set to about 160 bar, Min was 809fps...

That is a very good point.

I find the factory BRK gauges a little on the small side. I think they look good as they are small and unobtrusive, but it also makes them harder to read. Last night was the first time I filled the Ghost since I received it and I notice the tank pressure gauge seems to be a little 'notchy'. As...

I was thinking about changing the factory gauges on the Ghost to something like the white faced 250 bar Wika gauges I had on my Impact. They're about 28mm if I remember right. Has anyone change the gauges on their Ghost yet?

Once again, thanks. I have my Crown MK2 .25cal with a 380mm barrel set up shooting the 25gr JSBs at around 650fps for closer range pests and plinking. The crows and magpies seem to have a comfort zone of around 90-100 yards. These I hope to introduce to the Ghost. I'll also be target shooting at...

Thanks for your detailed explanations. I ordered a spring kit from Brocock which should be here in a week or so. If I'm understanding this correctly, I should find the best fps for 33.49gr JSBs and then reduce my regulator pressure and go to a lighter spring where I end up with the power wheel...

The shooting pests with a slow first shot is my main concern.