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I have a Daystate .177 HP. Very enjoyable gun, I assume the .22 would be the same. After shooting my Ghost for a bit, I've decided that I like the bull pup design, so I've got a Delta Wolf on the way. Do some research, I think that you will like what you see. The have a Wolverine Limited...

Air Arms TX200 .177

TX200.

As an update for those that may be reading this thread. I did go with the 110 0db. Turns out that it is so quiet that all you hear is the internals of the gun working at the shot. The 160 only made it longer, nothing else changed.

Daystate Wolverine R .22

I have purchased three Airguns from AoA, and several accessories. They are the most knowledgeable in the business. Making major purchases (2 Daystates, and a BRK Ghost) on line can be stressful. They work hard to earn your trust, and in the event that something goes sideways they work quickly...

Sport Shooting Depot has some in stock as well. They may have what you need, ready to go. I needed a XXL, and they were able to put my grip on an existing order. Only took a couple of weeks.

I find the contrast appealing.

Checkout AEAC on you tube. He did a report on the Red Wolf HP .177 with slugs.

Having more than one rifle I would choose the walnut hands down. Beautiful.

The huntsman is a beautiful rifle, and likely the choice I would make were I in the market for another Daystate. I have a Wolverine R, and a Red wolf HP .177 already. Go for it.

I have since ordered and received the 110c. I put it on my Daystate Red wolf HP in .177. On low power all I hear is the air moving through the gun. Much more than I expected. We'll see if it continues as I crank it up. The rifle is fairly quiet anyway with the internal chambers on the end of...

Please let us know if you are satisfied with it. I'm currently considering purchasing that same model. Thank you.

Thank you both for your well written responses. While reading the first response I began to get the feeling that there were some great shooting projects in there to get answers. As for the second response, I follow, and appreciate your logic. Again, thank you both. This is going to be fun.