.22 [Brocock] Atomic, Second Hand (Used) + Silencer + Case Kit

 Description:

Design & feel: Compact true pistol (roughly 12–14" long depending on exact config) with a gorgeous ambidextrous walnut grip that’s fully checkered for excellent hold. Reviews from the era rave about how stunning the wood looks and feels—much more traditional and premium than the tactical polymer/AR-style grip on the XR. The wooden trigger guard is integrated too.

Action & mag: Pre-charged pneumatic (PCP), usually with a 6-shot rotary magazine (Super 6 style in .22) plus single-shot capability. Smooth cocking, threaded barrel (1/2" UNF) ready for moderators.

Power & performance: Fills to 200 bar. Unregulated (unlike the XR’s Huma regulator), but it still delivers very consistent shot strings—typically 25–35 good shots per fill in .22 at around 5–8 ft-lbs (perfect for plinking, backyard fun, or close-range pest control). Extremely accurate for a production pistol; it was (and still is) a favorite in pistol field target competitions like AAFTA because of its laser-like precision and low recoil.

Other specs: Open sights included (great for quick use), 11mm dovetail rail for optics, lightweight and balanced for offhand shooting.

It’s built on the same solid Brocock engineering as their Grand Prix rifles of that era—well-machined, reliable, and a joy to shoot.

 

Why this specific one is a strong buy

The classic Atomic already has a cult following among traditional airgunners who love the walnut aesthetic and proven performance over newer “tactical” designs. In very good condition with the extras , it becomes an even better deal:

Hard case → Protects it perfectly for transport or storage and gives it that “ready-to-go” premium feel.

Weihrauch silencer → These German moderators are top-tier. On the Atomic’s threaded barrel, it turns the shot into a near-silent pfft—many owners say you can barely hear it, ideal for backyard or neighborhood use without complaints.

Tin of pellets → Instant out-of-the-box shooting fun.

 

Summary

Altogether, you’re getting a complete, turnkey classic rig rather than just a bare gun. Used originals in good shape (without the extras) often go for a fraction of what a new XR costs ($1,400+), so this package offers real value.

It’s a gun that holds its appeal for collectors or anyone who prefers wood over modern black polymer.

Realistic notes: Like all older PCPs, it’s unregulated so shot-to-shot consistency is good but not quite as flat as the regulated XR. You’ll still need a way to fill it with high-pressure air (tank, pump, or compressor).

It’s a proper one-handed pistol (no quick carbine conversion like the XR), which some shooters actually prefer for pure pistol work. If you’re into accurate, quiet, classic-feeling air pistols for plinking, informal target shooting, or light pest control, this is a fantastic choice.

The wooden grip gives it that heirloom quality that the newer XR just doesn’t have. Shooters who own the old Atomic often call it a “keeper” because of how enjoyable and reliable it is.