Brocock Ghost Plus PCP Air Rifle Pro Combination Package

Brocock have never been a company that’s just stood still, adapting and advancing seamlessly through the years and now their newest innovation – The Brocock Ghost Plus. Offering plenty for both 12ft/lbs and high-power shooters, the BRK Ghost incorporates the very latest PCP tech, and is built around a titanium-coloured chassis to maximise rigidity and accuracy. Two model configurations are available in .177, .22, .25 and .30 calibres, offering power up to 100 ft/lbs – and thanks to a quick and easy interchangeable barrel system, the BRK Ghost’s calibre can be swapped in minutes.

The BRK Ghost comes in three styles, the High Power with a 60cm barrel and 480cc carbon air bottle, the Plus with a 43cm and 480cc carbon air bottle and a 12 foot-pound-only carbine version with a 43cm barrel, super-short shroud matched to a 300 carbon air bottle. At 811mm/3.3kg, 731mm/3.1 and 661mm/3kg respectively, all rifles are optimised for hunting in any environment, especially courtesy of the power dial at the back of the action. This offers no fewer than 20 settings, providing multiple power levels at your fingertips. Additionally, models set over 12 foot pounds have another finger-adjustable dial to fine-tune the BRK Ghost’s regulator pressure, handily shown on a separate gauge – and with BRK’s proven sidelever action user-swappable from right- to left-hand operation, an adjustable cheek and buttpad, and left- or right- magazine feed, the new Ghost is truly ambidextrous.

Supplied with a hard case, the BRK Ghost has a many desirable features: a fully adjustable, match-style trigger, fully-shrouded barrel with a ½ in UNF thread for an additional silencer, cross-bolt manual safety, adjustable Picatinny scope rail and three additional accessory rails. A full range of accessories including butt pads, grips and rails from BRK’s official custom supplier PRS are also available – including a cheekpiece riser which allows the BRK’s magnetic magazine to ‘double-up’ by twinning two units back-to-back, offering an impressive onboard payload of between 16 and 26 shots according to calibre.