I'm not sure if you can use it while charging... I just bought a spare battery, you can get a form-fit-function battery on Amazon for about $25. I keep the spare charged in my case just in case...
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Delta Wolf .25 cal. aka "White Fang" ready for the range...
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That's good they use an "off the shelf" battery and not some overpriced proprietary unit.
Nice work Daystate.
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great decision on your part with the Delta Wolf, new daystate price is $3,395.00for the DW !! I was told any preorder rices will be honored, I waited too long !!!
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The wika gauge comes with two orings, they are different sizes. I also ordered the x ring you recommended.
What is the procedure please. Remove bottle, empty plentium, thread out factory gauge......
What is the procedure please. Remove bottle, empty plentium, thread out factory gauge......
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Yes, remove the bottle, pressure gauge goes to zero. Remove factory gauge. Screw in new gauge hand tight, then about 1/8 turn maximum. On some guns/fittings not specifically designed for x-rings you may end up having to screw in too tight, which "squishes" the x-ring and blocks the gauge port. So if you screw the bottle back on and the gauge doesn't come up to pressure that's what happened. In that case, remove bottle, remove gauge and replace the xring with the "fat" little oring that came with the gun. Xrings "usually" seal better with less screw in pressure and allow positioning of the gauge where you want it, but sometimes they don't. FYI, FX with the Mk2 Impact went to Xrings for their gauges...
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Yes, I was giving that information to you so you know they are used from some factories on airguns...
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Thank you centercut. Looks like the x ring worked for your deta wolf and your gauge is aligned as well.
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I have been wanting to polish the barrel on my DW but have been quite busy with work. I've put about 21 00 pellets through it and have cleaned the barrel several time. Barrel seems to need cleaning more regularly than when new. Do I have to remove the barrel from the shroud? If so, how? I'm concerned about the chrony while polishing and cleaning
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There are two set screws which hold the shroud on and must must be removed. Then the Shroud pulls right off. After that there are the rear connector block and forward Chrony sensor block, connected to each other by three wires. I wouldn't polish the barrel without removing both of those. If you're careful its not a big deal. Take a few photos before you start and as you go in case you get stuck putting it back together.
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I've greatly reduced my time here on AGN, but this write up and answers to questions is the best I've seen in the few years I have been shooting airguns. If any rifle was going to tempt me to return to PCPs, the Delta Wolf would be the one.
I had such an awful experience with the Omega Super Charger compressor (lost $500 on it)I sold it, my carbon tank, and my beloved Steyr Hunter Auto Scout.
I had such an awful experience with the Omega Super Charger compressor (lost $500 on it)I sold it, my carbon tank, and my beloved Steyr Hunter Auto Scout.
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