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Daystate Revere in .22. ( one is for sale, though )

My Daystate Revere .22 has a 162 cc air tank. Mine is regulated, and it took between 100-110 pumps of my hill hand pump to go from 160 bar ( off reg ) to 250 bar. For that effort I was supposed to get 39 full power shots. Although I did not chronograph it, I shot around 55 shots on paper before...

Me either, I have two.

Agreed, I don’t shoot competition, but I have a grin ear to ear hitting .308 and .223 casings at 50 yards with either my AGT Uragan standard or my Daystate Revere. Stellar performers.

I have not figured out how to do it yet. I have placed several ads in the past, never a problem. I thought it might be related to the changeover.

While somewhat over your target price, the Daystate Revere is outstandin. New they run around $1500. I have a lightly used .22 caliber revere for sale for $900 plus shipping in case you are interested. good luck in your search. Dave

I have placed an ad that I want to edit. I cannot see how to do that. do I have to have another 10 posts ? Maybe it reset after the changeover? Any assistance would be appreciated. Thanks, Dave

Makes perfect sense. If I had to quantify it I would say minute of angle accuracy. Not many shooters attain that level of accuracy. Myself included. 3/4” at 50 yards is my best so far. I am new to it though, so there is hope.

Yes, some deep dents at 30 yds even with a .22 caliber daystate revere. They will have to be beefed up. My. 30 would destroy it.

Enjoying my pcps. They group better than I can shoot. Giving molding .30 pellets a try next. ( although I am reading that it is hard to match JSB s for accuracy ) Thanks again. Dave