Daystate Red Wolf .177cal 18fpe

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Any reason you need to stick to 18FE? this is the perfect energy for the standard .177 pellet, but the .177 HP with the 60cm poly barrel is unbelievably versatile, you can shoot the 10.3g heavy, 13.4g heavy and the 16.2g Beast on the repsective power levels with amazing accuraccy!
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I haven't seen that version for sale where I'm located. There are .22cal versions available in the HP.
 
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Red Wolf only needs a barrel and probe to change calibers so it's every bit as easy as an Impact except the retune needs the tuner. I've had my 22 Hp as a 177, 22, 25, and 30, but I have a tuner. Keep in mind though , few if any rifles can really do it ALL. For instance, the Red Wolf HP has a different port size for 177, 22, and 25, so even though I could put a 177 barrel on it and tune it, it is not as consistent and efficient. Same as a 25... can't quite get the same power, but not by much. For a while, I had Hi as the 25.... 25.4, and Mid as the 22.... 25.4, and Lo as the 22... 18.1. Just a quick barrel and probe change then change power setting. When the Safaris came out, I got one to use as a dedicated 25 and 30 cal tester. I have a Crown (it's very good) and have done a small amount of tuning and repair on a couple of Impacts. I love my Walnut 22 HP RW... nuff said.

I think none are perfect but you will enjoy whatever you get.

Bob
 
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raw bm500 or a bm500 with a lrt stock from raw....its has an indexable barrel you can get in in all the cals 177 up to 30 cal

this gun is built like a tank.. I think you will love it... you can get a poly barrel. a standard lw barrel and custom cut barrel... let me know what you think after you check it out.

I also have a ds air wolf... its super accurate but you raw bm500 with lrt stock you see here in the pic is more accurate than my airwolf and it is mine.

for amazing accuracy your going to want a indexable barrel and the raw bm provides this feature



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Any reason you need to stick to 18FE? this is the perfect energy for the standard .177 pellet, but the .177 HP with the 60cm poly barrel is unbelievably versatile, you can shoot the 10.3g heavy, 13.4g heavy and the 16.2g Beast on the repsective power levels with amazing accuraccy!
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I haven't seen that version for sale where I'm located. There are .22cal versions available in the HP.
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You can order a .177 HP, which has the same length barrel as the .22 HP, 60cm, VS 45cm on the standard or 18FPE energy you were asking about, the barrel on the HP also being a poly VS standard rifling on the 18FPE gun.

The HP curve gives you 30FPE, you can check out my thread a few months back, almost 400 shots on the low power curve.
 
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Any reason you need to stick to 18FE? this is the perfect energy for the standard .177 pellet, but the .177 HP with the 60cm poly barrel is unbelievably versatile, you can shoot the 10.3g heavy, 13.4g heavy and the 16.2g Beast on the repsective power levels with amazing accuraccy!
Click to expand...

I haven't seen that version for sale where I'm located. There are .22cal versions available in the HP.
Click to expand...


You can order a .177 HP, which has the same length barrel as the .22 HP, 60cm, VS 45cm on the standard or 18FPE energy you were asking about, the barrel on the HP also being a poly VS standard rifling on the 18FPE gun.

The HP curve gives you 30FPE, you can check out my thread a few months back, almost 400 shots on the low power curve.
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Very interesting. What pellets/fps were you using on the low power setting?
 
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