Lavender and red anodized action WOW, lol. They need to take their designers out to the pasture this is one fugly rifle IMO. And 3k, sure why not.
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News is trickling in from Daystate
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One more new rifle from DS, Wolverine 2 Huma Regulated with side lever, http://www.airgunsofarizona.com/precharged-pcp/daystate-wolverine-2-huma-regulated-side-lever/ won't be available for delivery until March though, same with Red Wolf.
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Intenseaty, Not sure you would want that rifle in the C2 model, unless you're looking at .177 caliber. The air tube on that gun is only 200 cc, so your shot count would be low in .22, and super low in .25...
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Regulated? How low do you think? It's just I'm not a huge fan of the bottles. I know everyone else loves them and I'm sure they are great, just not for me.
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Not sure exactly... Look at the DS Regal XL, how many shots does that get in .22? Better yet, the Brocock Compatto Target Huma in .22 would be the closest match. At 30 fpe, how many does the Brocock get? I think in .177 it wouldn't be an issue, but in .22 and especially in .25 you might have a very low shot count... Just my guess, I could be wrong. With my DS Renegade Huma regulated in .22 I get about 65 shots at 30 fpe, and that's with a 300cc pressure tube. So I'd say around 40 shots in .22 with the Wolverine "C". Double that in .177, so no worries there. With .25 I'd think maybe 20 shots max at 45 fpe...? All just guesses, but based on the DS Slingshot Hammer with Huma reg on my gun... 
PS., not a bottle fan either, even though my .177 Bantam is a bottle gun...
PS., not a bottle fan either, even though my .177 Bantam is a bottle gun...Upvote 0
Now that's something I like! I think they have great guns but hate the thumbhole stocks. Shaped like a BSA stock this is one I really really like!"Michael"Well ain't that purty!
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It’s a very divisive gun. My wife and I love it but my Shooting buddy thinks it’s hideous.
Personally, I love the red on red.
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I purchased the Daystate MCT with a synthetic soft stock. It did have a 3 year warranty but it doesn’t cover the stock. My stock became sticky so I’m looking for another. I hope they put a cocking lever on all their guns instead of the tiny bolt.
Did anyone see an FX presence at the 2018 shotshow?
Did anyone see an FX presence at the 2018 shotshow?
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If you really believe in your product as a company, you make it transferable for the full term of said warranty.
Daystate does not. That’s rubbish for air rifles at this price point.
As stated, they need more warranty service centers in the US so that us east coasters don’t have to spend all our allowance on shipping to have a problem rectified.
Expand your US dealer network Daystate. Come on in. The water’s fine.
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I would love to add a Daystate to my arsenal, but I'm more old school in the whole electronic thing. At the AAFTA FT Nationals in Ennice, NC, I watched 3 of the electronic model Daystates fail. If I'm in a big competition match, particularly if there is rain involved, the last thing I want is electronics that can fail. No matter what companies say about how waterproof their electronic systems are, there is always the chance that they won't be. I'll have to stick to the mechanically designed ones myself.
Tom Holland
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Tom Holland
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Assistant Match Director
Eastern Suffolk Competitive Airgunners Association (ESCAA) Long Island NY escaaclub.com
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Transferable warranties can be a tricky thing, especially when it comes to modifications & tinkering.
I overheard (again unofficial) that they will offer a transferable warranty upon inspection.
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