Brocock/BRK How to adjust the Brocock BRK Ghost regulator down

[KodiakJac]

Airguns of Arizona is advising to never dry fire the BRK Ghost to a fully empty plenum as the Brocock BRK Ghost Official Handbook explains when preparing to adjust the regulator down, but rather dry firing the plenum down to the 50 to 70 BAR range and stopping there to adjust the regulator down. This new procedure will help you avoid a jammed cocking lever resulting from a stuck hammer which can happen when dry firing the plenum to fully empty.

Airguns of Arizona is going to contact Brocock BRK and ask them to modify the BRK Ghost Official Handbook to this new procedure.

 

[GhostRider1685]

Great advice! Thank you.

 

[Scott_R_FL]

Airguns of Arizona is advising to never dry fire the BRK Ghost to a fully empty plenum as the Brocock BRK Ghost Official Handbook explains when preparing to adjust the regulator down, but rather dry firing the plenum down to the 50 to 70 BAR range and stopping there to adjust the regulator down. This new procedure will help you avoid a jammed cocking lever resulting from a stuck hammer which can happen when dry firing the plenum to fully empty.

Airguns of Arizona is going to contact Brocock BRK and ask them to modify the BRK Ghost Official Handbook to this new procedure.

Good to know, thank you!!

 

[tec]

The two times I followed their procedure (to lower regulator press); when i dry fired to ~ 70 psig (4.8 barg) the rifle vented to 0 psig. The cocking lever did not get stuck, but when putting the bottle back on the gun, the gun vented until i cocked it.