New home, New gun

[PolishAssasin]

What a crazy seven months, with no airgun activity. Sold my house in 4 days, to include all its contents in Sept. 2020.Retired from the state of DE in December. Found a place in April 2021 in Columbia, Kentucky. I now can shoot in my yard in peace. Two local dive shops within a reasonably distance to fill carbon fiber tanks. East coast was fun, however it was 10 lbs of potatoes in a 5 lb bag, had enough of that! With that said, it is time for a new rifle. Thinking about the Daystate Revere in .177. What recommendations are there for this rifle? I just like to plink.

Wildcat .177, Marauder.25, Marauder.22, Taipan veteran long.22, all sold. 

 

[crosman2016]

Well, I can't give you a recommendation on the Daystate, but I can say congratulations on this new chapter in your life! Enjoy, sounds like you earned it.

 

[bubblerboy64]

I own one. Just a nice rifle that everyone should own at least for a time. I think you will find that the revere is much more “gun” like. I should maybe say rifle like then many of the more popular air rifles. Ideal plinker and started rifle. I sold my springers because the revere in 177 just fills that bill . If you shoot inside fifty yards it will do everything you need . Basic PCP air rifle . A little lighter and handier then the marauder .

 

[elh0102]

I have a Revere in .22, great rifle. I believe you will find that one in .177 is an excellent plinker. My current .177 yard rifle is an HW100. The Weihrauch is easier to tune and maintain, but it's considerably heavier, if that matters.