K&L New product alert for the Daystate Red Wolf!

[Airgun Nation]

The adjustable throw lever!

RW-AL Adjustable Lever

Red Wolf adjustable lever Comes with a 12mm handle Adjustable spring tension for locking in the open and closed position Adjustment forwards and backwards, inward and out ward Left and right compatible The handle can be flipped backwards for thumb manipulation Designed and manufactured in...

krafordandlypt.com

 

[douger]

really nice lever

 

[dmo88]

The adjustable throw lever!

RW-AL Adjustable Lever

Red Wolf adjustable lever Comes with a 12mm handle Adjustable spring tension for locking in the open and closed position Adjustment forwards and backwards, inward and out ward Left and right compatible The handle can be flipped backwards for thumb manipulation Designed and manufactured in...

krafordandlypt.com

Would that work on a Taipan tactical ?

 

[tommyb]

The adjustable throw lever!

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RW-AL Adjustable Lever

Red Wolf adjustable lever Comes with a 12mm handle Adjustable spring tension for locking in the open and closed position Adjustment forwards and backwards, inward and out ward Left and right compatible The handle can be flipped backwards for thumb manipulation Designed and manufactured in...

krafordandlypt.com

Thanks for the heads up.

I have the Daystate Safari In .22 cal and shoot it exclusively from the bench. Given your description, I’m trying to assess if this is something I want/need vs. the original lever. I realize there is a lot of adjustability, but can you clarify the benefits of these features, as I’m not sure if this is something I would use.

I realize this is obvious to many, but I’m not 100% sure how to optimize these adjustments because of a lack of understanding.

Thanks, Tom

 

[KrafordAndLypt]

Would that work on a Taipan tactical ?

I don't think so.

 

[KrafordAndLypt]

Thanks for the heads up.

I have the Daystate Safari In .22 cal and shoot it exclusively from the bench. Given your description, I’m trying to assess if this is something I want/need vs. the original lever. I realize there is a lot of adjustability, but can you clarify the benefits of these features, as I’m not sure if this is something I would use.

I realize this is obvious to many, but I’m not 100% sure how to optimize these adjustments because of a lack of understanding.

Thanks, Tom

You can adjust the lever so your hand can reach it with minimal effort. The OEM lever is way too long. It might be justified if it was pulling back a hammer spring and warranted the length of the lever, but since it is just indexing there is no need.

You can also set it up so that you can manipulate it without taking your finger off the trigger.

The adjustable tension helps you dial in how much force you want when it comes to pushing and pulling from open and closed positions. You might want more for larger calibers and less for smaller calibers. Or less for speed shooting.

 

[tommyb]

Nice…

That’s what I needed, thanks!