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Agree with the above. I have a Bantam HiLite 0.22 as well, and it's a great gun. The previous owner upgraded it with an Altaros regulator, and I've heard there are (or will be) Huma regulators available, so that's always an option.

Here are a few photos of the Brocock with Neil Clague moderator. The moderator is about 1.5" diameter x 8" long. It is amazingly light.

CA, Neil is still in business and making moderators. I think he's slowed down a bit due to health reasons, but he's still making a great product. Evan

Ordered a custom moderator for my new (to me) Brocock Bantam 0.22 Hi-Lite from Neil Clague on Saturday. It shipped Tuesday and I received it Thursday. Tried it out this morning. Wow! Just what I was looking for. It tamed the Brocock's bark nicely. Just did some plinking, but no indication...

Looks like the EBay store is closed until 12/1?

STO, I've also thought about adding a cooling loop for the air tubes--something like copper blocks clamped to the tubes that either have cooling fins or water passages--as the work compressing the gas is where most of the heat is generated (I have a nice scar on my forearm to remind me how hot...

Have a Vanguard bi/tri pod and Triggerstix bipod. Both are pretty nice, and much better than the POS bipod I bought first that broke on the first outing.

Done. Great idea!

Looking forward to your observations. I'm in the market for my new (to me) Brocock Bantam 0.22.

I bought a BroCock Bantam Hi-Lite from Trung (tscktran) and the whole transaction was great. Exellent and fast communication, great packing, fast shipping, and best of all, the gun was just as described. Couldn't be happier!

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+1 Do it. You won't be sorry. Promise!

I'm happy with my YongHeng. As others say above, it's good to be mechanically inclined, but for the money it's hard to beat.

Member Joe Wayne Rhea has done some great scope reviews on his YouTube channel Cyclops Videos. Not a bad place to start. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCWL2TQa6Ug_qqj36AgPp2XA

Update: I ran my compressor for a little over two hours with synthetic compressor oil (Home Depot brand--haven't gotten around to getting the Royal Purple) which included running "open" for about 10 minutes, and filling my 44cf scba to about 3800 psi. I didn't go higher in pressure, because...