Recent content by MikeAndrews

As others have said the BRK Ghost is excellent, also the Red Wolf is a magnificent example of daystate engineering.

So I took some time today just for me and upgraded my ghost with a few PRS parts and changed the striker spring. Then to the bench for some bullseye time at 25 and 50 yards. Can’t say enough positive about the ghost, a well thought out platform.

Spent a little time with my delta wolf and ghost and got a lesson in doping the wind at 50yds. lets just say I didn’t ace the class. 😒

Hey Jon, have you had a chance to run it through a chronograph? If so what result did you get?

When I first got started in field target was 1987 in the MD,DC,and northern Virginia area. We created the Capitol Area Field Target Aso ( CAFTA) and the only rules we had to go by were the British approach. So we either shot offhand or sat on a bum bag or prone. As we traveled around the country...

An update: the BRK Ghost in 177HP is the chosen one. I’m still in the set up phase of optimizing the settings but it’s shown excellent accuracy with jsb 10.43 at @910fps. More testing to come when the new hammer spring arrives. So far I’m very impressed.

If you desire an electronic air rifle then the red wolf would be my recommendation. If a non electronic rifle then wolverine,ghost, huntsman. It’s hard to beat daystate but many others make fine rifles.enjoy the RABBIT HOLE !

I ordered the BRK Ghost 😎

Bushnell Match Pro and Athlon Midas Tac have both served me well.

Thank you all for the feedback it is greatly appreciated. My desire for a backup is to not drive for well over an hour to a match and have the one gun I brought fail with no alternative but to go home. As for ghost vs wolverine there seems to be an even split. Most of you think I’m gonna end up...

Hey everyone I’m trying to decide on a back up for my red wolf in 177 for field target. As a fan of daystate my first consideration would be a wolverine, but the introduction of the BRK Ghost has some appeal. If those of you with knowledge of the two platforms would give me your opinion it would...

No the rifle came with both barrels, i would just swap them out as needed.

So I‘ll be attending the show but have a question about bringing things to sell but not having enough to justify a table. Is this an option and if so is there a protocol that I should follow?

This is a no brainer, the hw-80 lazaglide customized by Ivan Hancock with both .177 and .22 barrels is the one

I’ll Let You Know Later-Much Later!