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I've had a .22 WildCat for a couple of years now. It has been totally reliable, other then some regulator break in time when I first got it. Very accurate and perfect for eliminating unwanted critters around the house. I live on 1.5 acres with great neighbors, but the WildCat for me was a...

Maecella69, I think you are kinda being a Drama Queen. My RAW .25 HM1000X LRT (RL) took 14 weeks. I just ordered [sandra was great] and she said 14 weeks,so I forgot about it. Never called for updates and frankly did not really care when it showed up. I knew they are always busy, so just let...

I love my RL .25 LRT. The fit/finish is awesome. Accuracy wise it's as good as it gets. Mine seems to like the JSB 25.39 pellet, but it's at 52 FPE version.

Mine took 9 weeks. No big deal as the wait is worth it. RAW is busy for a reason.

Very informative review. I'll stick with longer guns, seems very cool though. 

I have a red laminate LRT in .25. I would say it would be best for your needs. I skipped the adjustable cheek piece and was a little worried I did that, but after 4 months or so it's clear for me at least, it was not needed.

So how often do they need to be replaced? AirWolf 5 years, Cricket 3 years, WildCat 2 years and all tight. If you can afford an FX why look to cut costs on O-Rings? Surely OEM can't be that expensive? Sorry, all my spare OEM kits are still sitting in my safe unused. 

I would say you are a better shooter than me. My .22 WildCat came in around 910 with JSB 18.1. Accuracy was good but not consistent, so lowered it to 880. Once I did this it's now very accurate and consistent. I have found since then that the JSB 14.3 are even more accurate. Haven't checked...

Made a mistake, it's a .25 cal HM1000X. All my others are .22 so I get confused sometimes when I type 😜. I have an AirWolf MCT .22 so I'm pretty discriminating when it comes to quality, fit and finish. The RAW meets all my expectations and I'll never forget the moment I opened the box, it was...

Well marcella69 you have officially ordered a cannon. I have the HM1000X LRT in .22. I thought 52 ft pounds was a lot but yours will be a beast. I've had mine for about 5 months and it is perfection. I have some land but not enough for a .357. Congrats and post some pics.

Neil Clague, great guy --> http://petersoncorner.com/clague/contact.htm

Agreed, my Cricket on accuracy is right there with my AirWolf (both .22). The trigger is nowhere near the wolf both its very nice. I'm simply saying the Daystate line is a site to behold just looking at them, and the same when shooting. Great engineering.



Very nice, but I would never give up my AirWolf for that thing 😀

I have a Cricket as well. Agree with the above comments, but I DO love the bells and whistles on the electronic Daystate. Once you own the Bently of airguns you will understand. Both are great, but they both have their place.

I've owned an AirWolf going on 5 years. I've had zero problems and the trigger is 2nd to none. I added a NC LCD to it and it is almost completely silent even when set to 40 FPE.

Lol, should have said degrees. Next month I'll be 55.

Not a stitch of wind 👍👍👍

I don't see my FX WildCat as being that expensive. Compared to my Cricket BP it was about the same cost. My AirWolf, and HM1000X LRT were both quite a bit more expensive. FX might own certain areas of the market because a particular model might be very popular, but don't think they own...

How anyone can sell their RAW is beyond me 😒. Just kidding...

I have a red laminate HM1000X LRT in .25. I've put about 3 tins through it and it's awesome. I have the extra log LCD like I see on yours. Total quality 👍