Question for Daystate Pulsar owners....
- Thread starter ronmcc4
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Mine has the rechargeable battery rather than the AA batteries. I tried a AA battery in this part - very loose.
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That’s cool! When was your rifle built? I didn’t know they even offered a rechargeable option.
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From the paperwork I received from AoA, they did the initial air-up and inspection 1/2020. How do I tell when it was built?
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Mine, a Saxon .22 HP, has the same thing in the grip. I'm not sure what it is either. Mine also has the rechargeable battery and the updated GCU 2.0 electronics, per an addendum included with the manual. Does yours have this?
If you go to daystateownersclub.com you can enter your serial number and find out a build date. I haven't tried it though.
If you go to daystateownersclub.com you can enter your serial number and find out a build date. I haven't tried it though.
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Hey JB486 - mine also has the GCU 2.0 electronics. I’ll check the build date info out. I also sent a pic of the mysterious item to AoA for an ID.
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How do you open it? I already broke a fingernail. Haven't used it yet. It is the newest model with the included charger. Just Curious.
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On the side opposite the hinge there is a small nub. Press in on the nub with something like a screwdriver, punch, etc. Once the nub is pressed inward the door will spring open. I don't think its possible to open with just your hand.
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Tell that to my broken fingernail. Lucky it didn't go all the way to the meat. I now see how it opens thank you. Mine doesn't have anything in the grip. I feel gypped.
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Cool thanks, let us know what they say. You may be able to get a rough idea about the build date as well by looking at the air cylinder. Mine says Test Pressure 375 BAR 2019/09, so at least the cylinder was tested in September, 2019.
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If the Daystate test report shows 1/2020 it’s a good bet the rifle was built sometime around December or January. Nice!
I was looking at a Pulsar too but I was afraid of getting old stock and wanted a new model.
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I talked with a technician at AoA today. He had no idea what that part is and had never seen anything like that. He told me the stocks come from Minelli with the grip already attached. He speculated it might be a tool used by the stock makers that somebody dropped in there. It’s still something of a mystery.
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Try putting the rechargeable battery in it. Maybe it's a spare battery holder or for folks uneasy about storing or shipping the gun while the battery is still connected to that circuit board IDK mine doesn't have it for me to try it for myself for fitment.
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Well, you don’t want to put anything in there you need in a hurry. That little door to get into the heel is a bear to open - tools are required to open it s as far as I can tell. If daddy that compartment is just about useless.
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