New to this forum, and I'll be honest, I'll be working towards contributing my 10 posts so I can deal in the classifieds. I'm pretty well a noob in terms of these fancy pellet rifles, but I did buy a used Brocock Contour S6 off another forum maybe 3 yrs ago to deal with a pesky problem of the ring-collared doves, and have found the precision of these PCP rifles to be very enjoyable. I'm not educated enough into the hobby to have expensive taste, and I hope to keep it that way. In the event I can get my 10 posts (hard as I'm not into social media or forums for the most part) than expect me to want a phone call for you to explain your rifle and how to make it work. I'm not helpless, I already did a full seal change up on my Brocock and it's back to working, but again I'm trying to stay ignorant enough to not appreciate the fine and spendy taste of the hobby. Hence why I would rather buy used from one of you that can explain these things and already have a rifle tuned up. I'm already overly invested in too many firearms and bows to get passionate about another wireless hole puncher.
If you read this far, I do have one question. My Brocock seems very sensitive to handling. If it's stood in a corner and gets knocked over, my sights will jump inches off and require me to re-zero. This happened twice before my seal fix and again once after, so I don't feel it's from my workmanship. I know, treat is better and all that, but is this common to PCP rifles?
Lastly, if by chance anyone on here likes custom knives, I'm open to trading for the right rifle. I post pictures of my knives on Instagram and FB, although admittedly I don't tend to spend any time on social media other than posting them and replying to messages. You can find my work just by googling "rawcustom knives".
Thank you!
If you read this far, I do have one question. My Brocock seems very sensitive to handling. If it's stood in a corner and gets knocked over, my sights will jump inches off and require me to re-zero. This happened twice before my seal fix and again once after, so I don't feel it's from my workmanship. I know, treat is better and all that, but is this common to PCP rifles?
Lastly, if by chance anyone on here likes custom knives, I'm open to trading for the right rifle. I post pictures of my knives on Instagram and FB, although admittedly I don't tend to spend any time on social media other than posting them and replying to messages. You can find my work just by googling "rawcustom knives".
Thank you!
