Daystate Regal XL non regulated. 10 shots on a 50 yard target.

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Box stock. No modifications , unless a trigger tune with a screw and a lock nut is a mod? Oh man. NO TINKERING! LoL. The bull is .25 of an inch.

Moral of the story: Accuracy is not measured by a regulator. It is regulated by the shooter who has a symbiotic relationship with his chosen tool.

T.A.

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What caliber Regal XL?

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I own the Daystate Regal XL in .177 and .25. cal. The .177 cal was purchased first and the laser accuracy of this rifle moved me to get the rifle in .25 cal.

My .177 caliber is a tad loud, however, at 40 yards and closer I get nearly the one hole results you achieved.

Now, my Regal .25 cal is a very good hunting rifle; target shooting, not so much. The rifle is unregulated -- as is my .177 cal -- and employs the same small air cylinder as the .177 caliber. See the problem there?
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Don't mean to throw cold water on your group, but, bench rest competition is based on the aggregate of 5 groups, and for good reason. But, to your point, I could not agree more. I have a Regal in .22 also. I installed a regulator, but it shot very well from the beginning, the reg was mostly an experiment. I killed two squirrels with mine today, and it is a joy to shoot. I have several much more expensive air rifles, and they have their strong points. But, for the money, there is no better value on the market than a Daystate Regal!
 
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That is awesome shooting, being able to keep cool and calm as you see such a group forming. Kudos to you.
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True. I remember a favorite quote from my BR days, "had a heck of a group going until that second shot!" The smallest 100 yard group I ever shot was .012", which was the smallest of the match, but, my 5 group agg was not even competitive. I won the "luck" prize, but not the skill prize. 
 
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