AOA purchase
I bought a dinged new rifle - it’s beautiful and the little ding reminds me to shoot more and I saved over $300.
As most people find, the reg pressure was set pretty high, so air consumption was also high. I let a talented forum member tune it for my specific field target needs.
His tune is magic, the regulator pressure and hammer needed help, TP polishing and some other valve / spring work. I have a sweet trigger with a long first stage but very crisp second stage, the polished barrel is laser beam so far. I mounted a new hawke sidewinder on it and added a Carm flip out single shot loader. It’s a pleasure to shoot offhand. Very QUIET!
Does a Daystate Revere need a professional tuner? NO! But as we all know there is a difference between factory standards/off the shelf and the subtle or even major improvements that can be gained by a skilled gunsmith/tuner. I suspect i will never miss a shot because of the gun... it's pretty much always on me "or the wind".
I bought a dinged new rifle - it’s beautiful and the little ding reminds me to shoot more and I saved over $300.
As most people find, the reg pressure was set pretty high, so air consumption was also high. I let a talented forum member tune it for my specific field target needs.
His tune is magic, the regulator pressure and hammer needed help, TP polishing and some other valve / spring work. I have a sweet trigger with a long first stage but very crisp second stage, the polished barrel is laser beam so far. I mounted a new hawke sidewinder on it and added a Carm flip out single shot loader. It’s a pleasure to shoot offhand. Very QUIET!
Does a Daystate Revere need a professional tuner? NO! But as we all know there is a difference between factory standards/off the shelf and the subtle or even major improvements that can be gained by a skilled gunsmith/tuner. I suspect i will never miss a shot because of the gun... it's pretty much always on me "or the wind".
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