If there are lemons in the product world they ALWAYS have a way of finding their way to my doorstep
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Daystate Delta Wolf - Why isn't it more popular?
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I own a Daystate pulsar Saxon .177 HP bought when they came out as a Special edition . Never had a problem with the Electronics or the gun , original Battery still , no indication it will ever die . Yes i would buy another Electronic gun .
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I’ve had several Air Wolfs, still have one in .22. My buddy has one in .177. I’ve had several Red Wolfs. I’ve had several Pulsars. I’ve had several Delta Wolfs. I’ve sold many of these above as well. Never had one fail. Of course there will be those that will.If there are lemons in the product world they ALWAYS have a way of finding their way to my doorstep
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I almost pulled the trigger on one a few times. The real deal breaker for me were the reports that the gun resets the software every time it is powered off and back on... needing a few shots to get back to the desired FPS. That was a few years ago and I don't know if they've ever fixed that.
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No kidding but I'm just saying people use electronics everyday for far more important than air rifles.
Agree. I’ve had two DW, two RW, and two Pulsars. I can’t say they never fail, since on one of the DW and one of the Pulsars I’ve had a micro switch fail. That’s an easy repair, but it still puts the gun down until replaced. Both of those were after many thousands of shots over a period or years.
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Yes, it’s fixed. The gun uses the settings in place when it turned off when you turn it back on.
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It's chrony wrapped around the barrel and yes I do give my barrels a bath ....I take the barrels off to clean them especially with my ghost and red wolf since I am using a Pulsar barrel....What, do you put your barrels in a bath
Cleaning a Delta, Alpha or Ghost barrel is very simple!
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My wife's 28" .25 cal Delta Wolf ("Raven") has been accurate and reliable. I don't think she would ever part with it...
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Looking at A of A website there has never been a better time to pick up a daystate electro pup. Demand falls so do the prices. My biased opinion is that you cannot buy more gun on the used market for the money. The platform is the best I’ve owned without a doubt and you cannot beat the prices right now.
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Im 64. A lifelong industrial electrician for the past 25 years at a major utility. Electronics can be reliable! But in no fail situations there is redundancy and cheap parts are not usually used. Airguns are probably not comparable. If a board fails you probably can't fix it without a replacement if it will still be available. Orings, springs and linkages can always be found. I dont care to complicate something simple like a airgun. One thing I didnt care for on the electric controlled gun I had for a few days is that it always has stored energy as in when shot it recharges with only a micro switch keeping it from operating. That just wasn't for me. But I see the advantage that can be had being able to adjust controls with varying a voltage signal. I have worked on too many high dollar electrical components that were state of the art. I fall into the KISS category
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Nice, you got a beautiful gun. I would never have come up with that coin. Glad someone finally grabbed it. I bet you will love it. They are truly a great platform.
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