@@sigee32 absolutely no idea. I gave BRK the information for slug barrels over 14 months ago and they still continue to play barrel lottery. Your best just ordering one from LW yourself bud as BRK are beyond clueless!
My Mk2 just blew all its pressure in one hit upon firing, blowing at my cheek, now it will not fill with air. Everything looks ok upon stripping but havent touched the reg... is this the area I should be looking at would you know? Can't think what would cause a catastrophic leak and air coming out barrel when trying to fill.... thanks in advance bud.
Hi nice video! Just a question for your expirience what is the softest slug that expand even at low velocityi heard that zan are really soft lead better then all others on the market, what's your expirience? Thank you!
@@precisionairguns5553 Thank you because I hear a lot of people that tested new hn slug or nsa or javelin but they all told me zan are super soft almost like javelin tho
Hmmmmn Going down the rabbit hole of tuning/spending silly money on .22LR, not happy with my CZ452 but hang on, I have an Impact in .25 but never tried slugs... my game is long range crows/magpies up to 200yds... you have given me something else to think about now... bugger..
The BRK Ghost with the slug barrel fitted is really really good but it just doesn’t have the lungs/power that the Panthera has. For this very reason as a long range slugger the Panthera is a country mile ahead of the Ghost. The Ghost however is a great rifle and very good with slugs up to 30 grain in .22, it can shoot 33/34’s of you rape the gun of eveything its got but it is most happy with 30’s.
But just remember they are two very different rifles. Ghost is a bull pup and the P is not. The Ghost was designed predominantly around pellets and lower power output levels where as the P was designed to be pure bad ass with high power slug shooting being the objectective 👌🏻
That are some strong points. Thanks. Also worth looking is the epic two. This airgun is also designed around slugs and the higher power and highly adjustable. The quality is top notch. Hope to see more videos soon on your channel. Always enjoy them a lot!
@@BT-st4ho Epic Two is really powerful too. But you must take into account the barrel it mounts, since the behavior is very different with CZ barrel and LW barrel. If you have any more questions, ask me, since I have Epic Two and FX panthera
No absolutely not, and this goes for any manufacturer. Barrel tensioning equipment was introduced by FX to minimise barrel droop and zero loss with long 700-800mm barrels. It doesn’t improve accuracy it actually compromises it. This is my opinion yes but there is decades of research gone into this very subject and it was identified over 100 years ago that barrel tensioning compromises accuracy and fully free floating is the best way to go or at least as free floating as possible. The Red Panda that dominated the bench rest world in 2023 doesn’t have a BT. Ever wonder why you never see top professional shooters using BT on the podium, yeh that’s right because they don’t use them. BT do help cure barrel droop and POI shift on the likes of FX’s with long 700 and especially 800mm barrels, other than that its just an accessory to make money and thats it. Facts - backed by decades of research and results, especially winning results without BT 👌🏻
@@precisionairguns5553 I totally agree. I bought a barrel tensioner for me .22 cal. Ghost with a 23in. barrel. My groups doubled and the gun was super loud, even with a moderator. I sent it back for a refund.
Outstanding video, nice detail, quality at its Best! Great advice as well on it’s just not a good idea to adjust any airgun under such high pressure and brilliant on the quick adjust immediately after firing! Thanks buddy!
Im glad to see this video precision airgunning. Do you know when brk release this upgraded ghost on the market? I want to buy a new slug rifle and I’ve waiting for months till Daystate comes with this upgrade for the Alpha Wolf on the market. I think i may pull the trigger on the impact m3.
Hey buddy. This video was taken last summer and testing is still ongoing unfortunately. Hopefully the .22 barrel will be available for BRK and Ghost this summer some time. Join my Facebook group Precision Airgunning for the latest up to date and first had information 👍🏻
@@precisionairguns5553thanks for your quick reply. Unfortunately im not on social media. Do you might know if those the same barrels Daystate is going to use? (Since brk and daystate are kind of related to each other in some way i think)
@@BT-st4ho Some things to keep in mind. The AW is hugely down on power for slug shooting, it will handle lightweight slugs - up to 30 grain in .22 ok ish. 25 and 28’s no problem. The BRK would be a better gun out of the two if you want to shoot slugs. Hope this helps?
Ha ha your hilarious, watch the video you clown shooting tiny targets out to 190 yards! Clearly your a fan trolling all my videos, I’m flattered really 😁
@@precisionairguns5553 Thanks for the reply. At 500yards G1 doesnt work properly with a airgun. I discover the kestrel in vane mount works well with strelock and MTC range finder
Thanks for the vid, think my regulators could do with some tlc. My M3 first reg seems to go down in pressure from 180 to 160 bar, have you seen this reduction before? My second reg sometimes creeps from 150 - 153bar and causes the fps to increase and reduce after quite a few shots (~100) What grit paper were you mostly using? Were you going up in stages through all 6? Thanks.
Hi ,like how you adjust the reg screw (firing a shot off) so No damage to the reg /piston ,this must work for Decreasing reg pressure (turning screw clockwise) ? Be good to know your thoughts on that !
Both parts are convex and the sealing face is only the very very centre of the parts. No need to use any lapping paste or fluoride is you use the polishing cloths.
great vid Steve. A little effort always pays a massive reward. I get reg creep if I fill too quick. She will get the SB treatment next time shes in bits. 🤣
