The beginnings of the brand date back to 1989. And 30 years of experience in manufacturing Brocock air rifles really shows in the final products. In 2014, Brocock became part of the Marocchi & Breda group, which has been producing live firearms for almost 100 years.
However, nothing changed for Brocock with this acquisition. Although the British manufacturer is now in Italian hands, it continues to produce precisely tuned air rifles with a Lothar Walther barrel.
Quality comes at a price
PCP Brocock air rifles are in a higher price category, but the result is worth it. They are equipped with a Slingshot Hammer system for better air metering and lower consumption, and you will also find a Huma pressure regulator. This combination stabilises the performance during shooting. Your pellets will be grouping into a single hole on the target.
Among the most popular models is the Brocock Commander with its high-capacity 430 cc air cylinder. The Brocock Concept Lite has only a 150 cc cylinder, but its tactical design and adjustable stock make for a perfect tactical air rifle. In contrast, the Brocock Compatto has a fixed stock and a look that is atypical for Brocock. It is an exceptional piece of design.