Daystate Pulsar HP .25 Video Review by AEAC
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Here's some pics I pulled off of AEAC's fb page to compliment the video review .
I personally shot this gun a few months ago on a hunting trip. I landed the two longest shots, starlings at 92 & 98 yards. The bullpup itself is a bit heavy... but its a real tack driver.
Pulsar HP .25 shown in "synthetic." Expect 55 electronically regulated shots with a standard deviation of just 7 fps
Throw is not actuating a spring, it's tripping a sensor
Electronic trigger is wonderful in every way
Anti-cant level comes standard
Integrated accessory rail
Filming the GCU programming scene. One camera on me & the cocking arm, the other two on trigger & information center (the 3 bits the operator uses to talk to the gun)
I personally shot this gun a few months ago on a hunting trip. I landed the two longest shots, starlings at 92 & 98 yards. The bullpup itself is a bit heavy... but its a real tack driver.
Pulsar HP .25 shown in "synthetic." Expect 55 electronically regulated shots with a standard deviation of just 7 fps
Throw is not actuating a spring, it's tripping a sensor
Electronic trigger is wonderful in every way
Anti-cant level comes standard
Integrated accessory rail
Filming the GCU programming scene. One camera on me & the cocking arm, the other two on trigger & information center (the 3 bits the operator uses to talk to the gun)
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Comes close to convincing me to buy one. I've almost pulled the trigger (pun intended) a couple of times. But went for a second Wildcat in 177 instead. 
Crusher
Crusher
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The daystate is defiently a powerhouse , but i like others will never have the chance to get one, they are just to expennsive. they shoot like a lazer, and hit like a center tackle. it would be a hnor to have one but it just wont happen unless i win the lottery. but that wont happen but for price with all the extras and accuracey yeah it would be a gun that anyone would love to adfd to there collection, even me
but for price with all the extras and accuracey yeah it would be a gun that anyone would love to adfd to there collection, even meUpvote 0
Seems like they're really pushing the high power part of this gun but the numbers seem pretty average for .25. (48ftlbs) Other manufacturers have had that power for years.
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I have this gun and it is a tack driver. The squirrels have been getting destroyed by it. 100 yard kills have become the norm with a 131yrd personal record so far.
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Any info on the general maintenance schedule for this new Daystate Pulsar? Can the average owner do his own maintenance do you have to send it out to a authorized repair facility? I want to add to my collection a accurate .25 for 100 yd. bench target that will remain accurate.
I currently have two air guns I purchased in 2004, FX Denomin8tor .22 and a Theobin Rapid 12 , .20 cal. both great, reliable, accurate shooters.
I have been waiting for the EdGun Matador .25 to come available with a forward Lever/bolt and a 5 shpt mag. From the videos an average shooter who is comfortable taking things apart should be able to maintain the EdGun.
I am old school with my airgun choices so I was hesitant to buy an electronic gun.
Any comments greatly appreciated.
I currently have two air guns I purchased in 2004, FX Denomin8tor .22 and a Theobin Rapid 12 , .20 cal. both great, reliable, accurate shooters.
I have been waiting for the EdGun Matador .25 to come available with a forward Lever/bolt and a 5 shpt mag. From the videos an average shooter who is comfortable taking things apart should be able to maintain the EdGun.
I am old school with my airgun choices so I was hesitant to buy an electronic gun.
Any comments greatly appreciated.
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EZ, these guns have been around a good while now and I think they have proven to be fairly reliable. If I had the money to spend right now, I would buy one in a second.
Also, I see now that they come in Walnut too. It is really beautiful with the wood stock.
Crusher
Also, I see now that they come in Walnut too. It is really beautiful with the wood stock.
Crusher
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I bought the Renegade in .22. BTW the warranty is 3 year, not 5 according to the owners manual with mine.
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