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delta Wolf on test
- Thread starter harrymoreland
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It's weird showcasing a yet to be released gun with aftermarket stuff on it. What's the added cost of the aftermarket items?
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https://www.pr-s.co.uk/product-page/daystate-delta-wolf-prs-gen-3-buttplate-adapter-included
Looks like you can get it with or without the mono-pod
Crusher
Looks like you can get it with or without the mono-pod
Crusher
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Hey Crusher, wasn’t there a Delta Wolf at the event last weekend? Did you get a chance to shoot it or play with it at all? I’d love to hear more if you had a chance to shoot it and can share. Or Mike, Derrick or anyone else that can share their thoughts.
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So you don't need a programmer and many many presets one can put in memory, plus being able to set speed and it does the work. Red wolf plus programmer money and your in the $$$$ ballpark. Now if they just get into production. Another 10 months????
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Apparently the user can type in whatever velocity he wants to shoot using this gun (HMM... within the laws of physics)...
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Buenos días
Cuando la tengáis en vuestras manos (que no será pronto)
Sorprenderá por lo bueno y lo malo
Esperando que hallan corregido todo los problemas
DAYSTATE en silencio
Solo fotos y BLA,BLA , BLA
Cuando la tengáis en vuestras manos (que no será pronto)
Sorprenderá por lo bueno y lo malo
Esperando que hallan corregido todo los problemas
DAYSTATE en silencio
Solo fotos y BLA,BLA , BLA
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Buenos dias
Cuando la tengáis en vuestras manos (que no será pronto)
Sorprenderá por lo bueno y lo malo
Esperando que hallan corregido todo los problemas
DAYSTATE en silencio
Solo fotos y BLA, BLA, BLA
Cuando la tengáis en vuestras manos (que no será pronto)
Sorprenderá por lo bueno y lo malo
Esperando que hallan corregido todo los problemas
DAYSTATE en silencio
Solo fotos y BLA, BLA, BLA
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That was the case with the Airwolf MVT as well. Except, there was a software glitch where the computer "forgot" the velocity at times and took $400 to get it sent to AOA and reflashed, the chrono checked-out, etc.
Still, I like my MVT, certainly ahead its time for 2008.
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There is a USB port on the gun would be nice if someone thought ahead enough to be able to hook to you computer, down load updates then imput to gun. I do this 4 times a year to my GPS and the ATN scope. So it could be done, it's not brain surgery anymore " manufacturers ".
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I talked to Gav at PRS today about it and he is busy making all the parts as we speak . If you email him I am sure he can help . https://www.pr-s.co.uk . I know he is getting goods out right now .
Rog
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I was at the Textreme. For me it was great first impression and everyone I talked to liked it!
Suffice it to say I think Daystate did a great job except for 1 thing IMHO, that'd be using just one rear grub screw holding the barrel in place. I'm picky about this aspect coming from the firearms world. Hopefully it will be a non issue because at, or near the top of the list of faults a gun can have, is POI shifts, which I hate, and is one reason, among others, as to why I sold a lot of AG's I used to own (and also why I ordered a Thomas HP because the barrel retention system is beyond reproach)!!! I hope Daystate at least gives the inchpound torque spec so the that grub screw is neither over tightened nor under tightened.
The DW has a fantastic cocking feel, short throw, lever location, and smooth feeding, better than anything I've felt so far in a PCP! It had a natural feeling balance and great ergonomics as well. Daystate did exceedingly well in this regard, I loved the way the rifle felt! IIRC the trigger wasn't adjusted yet so it was a little heavier than I like but plenty good as is.
Easy to adjust the electronics was it's standout feature of course with a cool swipe screen.
In other words there was a lot to like (in this prototype).
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