Not a proponent of the overall shape, but I have always a penchant for carbines, especially without pecuniary involvement, lol!
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AGN & AEAC - Share n' Compare + RDW of the Brocock Atomic XR !!!
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I own 3 rifles and they all weigh just over 8 pounds with scopes installed.
This option as a carbine looks to be much lighter which to me would make so much fun to use.
I also am not ready to spend $1500 for a pistol/carbine. If it had more power maybe?
This option as a carbine looks to be much lighter which to me would make so much fun to use.
I also am not ready to spend $1500 for a pistol/carbine. If it had more power maybe?
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I saw some pretty impressive targets at 50 yards eager to hear Steve’s thoughts on this pistol carbine
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Interesting carbine approach! I like it and would like to add to my collection as a new air gunner! Obviously, a well made airgun!
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I'm a little late to the observations but from what I saw so far AND my extreme fondness for my Brocock Commander, it would be great fun to try out the Atomic XR in both pistol and carbine configurations. Practicing shooting both configurations as the owner would be exceptionally gratifying.
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Interesting video Michael. I especially enjoyed the "real world simulation". I like to shoot from a bench for tight groups myself, but different positions and holds help a marksman develope real expectations of accuracy.
I imagine I would have a ball doing the same type of shooting drills. Especially since the weapon isn't cumbersome or particularly heavy.
That was the first time I'm seen you do a review, because I am so new to the site. I have watched Steve do many reviews and I enjoy his methodical approach to the technical aspects of the weapons and bench accuracy as well. I think the share and compare reviews compliment each other well.
Good job to both of you!
Thanks!
I imagine I would have a ball doing the same type of shooting drills. Especially since the weapon isn't cumbersome or particularly heavy.
That was the first time I'm seen you do a review, because I am so new to the site. I have watched Steve do many reviews and I enjoy his methodical approach to the technical aspects of the weapons and bench accuracy as well. I think the share and compare reviews compliment each other well.
Good job to both of you!
Thanks!
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How sturdy is the stock attachment on these? I know from owning an AA TDR that the stock can work loose after a little time. Never was able to really get it solid.
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Very sturdy. Totally overbuilt. The skeleton frame is held on by 4 screws, the buffer tube is mil-spec and uses a traditional castle nut. The pic rail up front is very stiff... Zero flex.
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Cool little gun. I really like Brocock products, hope to own one someday. I would definitely use this one in the pistol form.
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Ahhh... yeah the TDR only had that one thumb screw.
Don't need a new rifle.....but this would be a fun one.
Don't need a new rifle.....but this would be a fun one.
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Saw Steve's vlog video on this, looks great. I wonder how hard it would be to fit a folding stock, would let it pack down smaller.
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Greg_E, have a look at their even newer Ranger model.
Not sure (as yet) what else is different other that the "folding stock",
good luck.
Not sure (as yet) what else is different other that the "folding stock",
good luck.
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