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Brocock/BRK  New Ghost leaking, question

Posted this in the "how to fix ghost regulator" thread, but not getting any feedback, so thought I would try a new thread.
I am having an air leak issue, and can't seem to locate where it is, and suspect it may be from the regulator. A couple of questions. When I unscrew the bottle from the gun, all of the air leaks out of the gun itself. It doesn't hold the pressure as the video shows. I also notice what "looks" like rusty gunk on the bottle valve and on the port on the gun that screws into the bottle. Is this from rust, or is it just brown grease from the factory? And what would cause all of the air to evacuate from the gun when the bottle is unscrewed (the bottle itself doesn't appear to leak)?
Brand new Ghost by the way. For the price paid, I don't feel like a should have to disassemble and replace seals on a brand new gun. However, if it is a very simple fix, and the brown gunk is just grease, I could live with that. If it is rust, I worry what the other internals look like.
Thanks
Here's some pics of the gunk.
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Umarex  Umarex Fusion 2 CO2 to PCP Conversion

Hello, All, my first post: Have a Umarex Fusion 2. Have looked at a bunch of YouTube videos on conversion to PCP but would like to ask the experts here their opinions of this particular conversion idea.: the idea is simply to remove the double CO2 chamber, and replace it with this pressurized tube shown in the link. The tube in the link is rated for 3000psi and should be fine for this particular gun. Maybe add a regulator to it also. This below is a "cut and paste" link to AliExpress and have bought several items through them with zero problem.

Any opinions are appreciated. THANKS!

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N/A  Alternatives to BRK Ghost? What am I missing out on?

I bought a BRK Sniper XR in .22 about a year ago locally here from Airguns of AZ (lucky to have them so close.) It’s been great, zero issues. I’ve recently put a AGM Rattler thermal scope on it and been shooting rats. Next level fun.

At the time I bought it I knew very little about PCPs and didn’t really know what I wanted. Now I do.

I want a Ghost because that’s all I know. But it has all the “wants” I’d like to have. Can you give me advice on other guns I should be looking at? AOA, while fantastic, doesn’t carry many of the brands I see listed here and often praised.

Here’s my “wants” in order of importance.

1) Size. Must be a bullpup or smaller. Had I known how important a very compact package would be in my current endeavors I’d have bought a bullpup. This is my #1 requirement and my #1 regret with the XR. With the XR and moderator it’s very long. AOA guys talked me into the Sniper XR (and it was good advice at the time) but I wish I’d have know about the ghost at the time. They did well because I went to buy an Akela. If the XR were in a compact bullpup config I wouldn’t be posting.

2). Weight. With the thermal and sometimes a bipod the XR gets a bit heavy. Lighter the better, but I’ll make concessions here for other qualities. Needs to be able to be easily fired while standing, shoulder fired.

3) Power adjustments are important (possibly including barrel changes for length/fps). I would like to be able to change velocities being that Im shooting in my backyard. Sometimes the XR punches through a few more “things” than I wish it did. At the same time I want to shoot ring neck doves at the dairies, so I need the higher power as well.

4) Shot capacity. Not so critical, but 10 round magazines like the XR would be fine, doesn’t need to be semi. No single shot.

5) Shots per fill. More is better, but I have a tank from AOA and they’re only 7 miles away. Do prefer the look of the CF vs aluminum “on gun” tanks (not sure what they’re called?).

6) Available mods. So I have a lathe and milling machine and own dozens of firearms. I don’t think any of them are “stock.” So I was a bit disappointed to see how little the BRKs can be modified. It’s kind of what I do, I tinker, modify and play with my toys usually until they’re perfected or broken....both expensive directions.


Forgot to add that it needs to be quiet, very quiet. I have a moderator on my BRK and it’s insanely quiet, but without it, the neighbors may call. (I can legally shoot in my backyard according to city regs, I’ve checked.)

I’d appreciate any advice on pcps I may not know about that would fit this bill. I also really liked the RTI Prophet I looked at FWIW. What in the FX lineup would be comparable? AGT? Taipan?

Caliber would be .22. If I’ve forgotten something LMK.
Thanks!

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.217 or .218, what's your experience?

I have two slug capable PCPs (a .22/700 Impact MK2 and a .22/700 Panthera) and I'm considering setting up to swage my own slugs.

It's currently winter in Canada and too cold to test for the best diameter but because of delivery lead time I'd like to order the Corbin press and a set of dies to have them available for the outdoor shooting season.

I realize that every airgun and barrel may have it's own preferences but I'm trying to see if there is a general trend to .217 or .218 size in FX barrels.

Right now I'm thinking to buy .218 diameter dies and buy/make a sizing die if I find I need a smaller diameter slug.

I'd appreciate if you could post what barrels, slugs and diameters are working best for you.

Thanks!

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Air Venturi  Air leaking while im trying to fill?

Hi, i just bough my first airgun the, Air Ventura avenger and i cant seem to fill the tank because the female to male adaptor piece is leaking air. I have tried two different female to male adaptors and both have the same issue. Is this just suppose to happen? am i missing something? it leaks from the end part that connects to the gun it self. sorry if this was not clear thanks for any help 👍

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Hill EC3000 not filling tank

Hi this is my first post Hi everyone.
I have a hill EC300 compressor and today for some reason it won't fill my tank is running and making all the correct noises but will not put air in the tank .
I have used it for 10 hours its not the first thing that's gone wrong with it but if anyone has any ideas I would be very grateful.
Barry

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What’s out there for Full blowback bb pistols??

Hey, I’m looking for a co2 bb pistol that is FULL blowback and decent power for under $150. I don’t want a 1911 and would prefer a Glock style one more. It needs to be full blowback and a replica of a real gun or look very realistic. Just wondering what’s out there for options on the market. Thanks!

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Ace Venturi Avenge-X scope ring profile?

I just ordered an Ace Venturi Avenge-X and was wondering if anyone could tell me what scope rings profile would be best. On my hunting rifles I always go with the lowest profile rings possible. However I have no idea of the clearance needed to allow the clip installation. Just trying to get a jump on the delivery of the gun. Thank you all in advance! It is a .22 Cal.

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3D printer recommendations requested

I have no idea where to start with this, but would like recommendations for a 3D printer. At first, I want to make moderators and adapters for the 2 working airguns I have, but I don't want to be limited. I am sure once I have a 3D printer, I will find many more things to make/"print". If I live long enough, who knows what I might want to try. (smile)

Price is not necessarily an object (anymore), but I don't want to spend more than necessary to have a good 3D printer. Yeah, I know... (chuckle)

Anyway, since this is the ONLY forum I am active on, I thought I would ask. (smile)

Thanks!

Kerry

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Huben  Huben GK1 V1 VS V3R

I am confused about the pricing on Huben's website for the GK1. So they sell the regulated GK1 V3R for $1899 (price dropped $100 this week). The original GK1 V1 is $2199. Those prices are both for the suppressed options with the adapter. I look at the specs and I do not see why. They both have the same power and specs. I saw the GK1 V1 for sale on another site for $1299, I dont know how legit that site is so I wont link it. I assumed the V1 would be getting phased out and thats why I saw it on sale.

I am assuming its a pricing mistake, but I figured I would ask here.

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PCP newbie

Hello,

I have a Diana 34 but I’ve been thinking about jumping into the PCP world for a few years now. At first I thought about getting a marauder to start. Seems like a decent entry level gun but here lately I’ve been thinking about just going all out and getting an FX impact or maverick. I know nothing about tuning or any of that. It’d mainly be for paper punching (at distance) and pest control (short distance). Money isn’t an issue but curious if I’d be getting in over my head with an FX. I’d like to get something in .25 or .30 cal. Any insight, suggestions, advice, or recommendations would be appreciated.

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N/A  Can You Rest your PCP on the Air Bottle when shooting??

Hey all.

One more question I have that I’ve always wondered about. Forgive my repeated questions.

When I shoot I use an old camera tripod to rest the front end on while I am sitting in a chair. I find this works best for my back and neck.

In looking at all these PCP rifles and bull pups I see more and more that have the air bottle out front under the barrel. I’m talking about the ones that are more “bottle” shaped than the “tube” style that bull pups have.

I would like to know if it’s OK to rest your rifle like I would do with that bottle resting upon the tripod. Would it cause the seal to loosen over time? Would it be safe to do it that way?

It’s one of the reasons I have been unsure about the models that have the bottle mounted in the front. I’ve seen some of the nicer models have a bracket that’s mounted on the frame of the rifle and extends out several inches to protect the bottom of the bottle and give you a place to rest the rifle on your tripod.


Can you give some guidance on this and whether it’s ok to do or if it should not be done unless you have a bracket protecting it?

Thank you all again for your help and time.

MUHerd

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