1.5 years with the Daystate Wolverine R

[Airgun Advisor]

Is it good, bad or just middle of the road? You will have to watch to find out. 


Shoutout to all 400+ new subs this past month. You really know how to get the year started in a positive direction! 

1.5 Years with the Daystate Wolverine R.
https://youtu.be/M6uyHv3t_hs

 

[hawkeye69]

 " Is it good, bad or just middle of the road? " I'm guessing it wouldn't be here unless it was a good report. LOL

 

[Ranchibi]

Great review of a fantastic gun! Every gun Daystate makes is built to incredibly high standards of excellence in materials and craftsmanship.

 

[Chief]

Mine is good ! Since you have had 1.5 years....Wondering what pellets your gun likes?

 

[Airgun Advisor]

I have been shooting the JSB redesign in .177.

 

[RM100GUY]

I've been shooting my .177 Wolv.R for six months now with zero issues, likes JSB13.43 RD's best (775fps)but 10.34's (890fps) very close, dosn't do too bad with CPHP's (950fps) either, I've noticed that my Daystate barrels (3) don't require much (if any) cleaning...never thought I would see the day! I've yet to shoot an "electric" Daystate, would love to try one of those triggers, if those electronic guns are a step above the Wolverine they must be something!!!

 

[Airgun Advisor]

I’ll tell you what. Another happy customer right there! I’ll say it again. The Daystate Wolverine R may be the best and least talked about Airgun on today’s market.

 

[Jlowe]

Good review. I have always liked that gun. 

 

[DarkSights]

I picked up a Wolverine R in .177 last year but mine is the HP version. It has been absolutely trouble free and a tack driver shooting the 16.2gr JSB Beast. I picked up an Air Wolf off the classified here a few months ago. Made me a believer in the electric guns, the trigger is really something special. That said, I still love the Wolverine. I’m starting to experiment with slugs and longer ranges. It is a great gun for sure.

 

[Hammer]

I was just wondering to myself the other day why you don't hear more about the Wolverine. It checks all the boxes, and the qualty, fit and finish is second to none. 



I would need to sell some stuff I really want to keep, but one day I may get one, it's pretty much my dream gun.

 

[Springrrrr]

Got mine fro AOA when the first hit the U.S. shores. They told me it was the first one sent out to a customer. Don't know if that was a "feel good" statement or an absolute, but I have to admit it did make me feel good.

I got a Red Wolf also and like to have gun competition between the two. The Wolverine did need some trigger work to make it suitable for my shooting. Polish and a spring change did the trick. Sometimes the Red Wolf wins and sometimes the Wolverine wins. Both shoot JSB 10.33 pellets perfectly.

I have to agree with the video all except for the trigger part. No matter how it was adjusted, it just didn't quite make it for me. It probably is plenty light for most people, but I like em' featherweight. The good thing is that the trigger is adjustable in every other way. Position, take up, finger position etc.

 

[bltefft]

I bought a .22 Wolverine R a couple of weeks ago from Baker Airguns and am really enjoying it. But, when it comes to killing squirrels,I don't think it'll take the place of my hard-hitting FX Royale 400 though.

 

[SDellinger]

I bought a .22 Wolverine R a couple of weeks ago from Baker Airguns and am really enjoying it. But, when it comes to killing squirrels,I don't think it'll take the place of my hard-hitting FX Royale 400 though.

Tell me about your Royal 400. I have a good one.