Thanks Cole for all of your time and efforts on reviewing design, function and assembly of the guns you put thru the wringer! We all appreciate it more than you know!
Thx
Dan
Thanks Dan.
Yes it takes some time to do the testing and then document my findings, but I'm often stuck on a computer anyway, so it's a fun way for me to enjoy my hobby, while I otherwise can't enjoy my hobby.
Really though, we need to give Arzrover credit where it is due. As he stated in the other Ghost thread, he's had one for a couple months now, basically doing R&D. I saw the one he had for the first time in May or June, under the cover of darkness, literally. And asked him at that point to make it known to his industry contacts that I'd be interested in doing an extended review of it. I then got to shoot it, in .25 configuration, at the next months FT match (it wasn't too tough to keep them mostly within an inch on my little 4 inch cube gong at 100 yards if anybody is interested). That only made me want to review one even more. I was happy when they contacted me 5 or 6 weeks ago and asked if I'd still like to put it through the process.
Anyway, a large majority of the technical details shared here, concerning function, etc of the gun, are simply my regurgitation of Ghost knowledge passed on to me by Arzrover.
For example, he clarified to me, just a few hrs ago via text, that the hammer stroke adjustments that I covered in post #23 are the coarse adjustments, but there is also finer adjustments to hammer travel within the hammer itself. (LOTS of adjustment and tuning capabilities in these Ghosts!!!) But, that's just an example of yet another piece of valuable information he has shared. He deserves recognition for his role in this, walking me through the function of the Ghost that has thus far and will continually be shared.
