New Daystate DELTA WOLF is HERE!

If daystate wants to make the Delta Wolf the number one rifle to win competitions they will have to get as many of the top competitive shooters to use the DDW. They should just do what most of the major manufacturers and dealers do. We all know or suspect that top shooters who may of received free or greatly discounted trips and equipment. This seems to be the normal way of business in the air gun sport Ed of Edgun is one of the few manufacturers who has said that’s not how he does business. Just look at the blogs of the top shooters and you will see their latest travels and and the hardware they are currently pushing. If I could shoot like them I’d do the same as I’m sure most of us would. Nothing wrong with this it’s a common business practice. I also believe the manufacturers give these lucky individuals guns that are tweaked with all the latest innovations with some that are not available to the general public yet. Remember the manufacturers want to be viewed as winners this is no different in our sport as it is in golf or stock car racing except in shooting they don’t seem to advertise their sponsorship. I wish they would be more open on the support they receive but I understand why they don’t, meaning they may have to report a source of additional income that they have.

If you watch some of the pesting videos they almost resemble an infomercial. Doesn't stop me from watching them though. It could be viewed as an advertising medium.

If you watch some of the pesting videos they almost resemble an infomercial. Doesn't stop me from watching them though. It could be viewed as an advertising medium.

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I get you. Just by watching all the videos regarding the new Element Optics now, has me looking the other way. I still watch the pest videos for entertainment and maybe learn something, but it's very clear it's more of a commercial then a unbiased review your looking at.

I would love to know if the display can be changed from left to right? 

This picture seems to show it on the right side of the gun. This would be terrific for us lefty's. I always had to move the redwolf around or crane over it to see where I was.

It also appears that the cocking lever can be put on either side which was a feature I loved on the redwolf.

also looks like the safety is moved to left side in that pic

They don't want you too see the left side because that guy would look pretty dumb trying to shoot with no air showing on the gauge.

People like the Impact for what it is. It was quite revolutionary. The fact it had the valve at the tp but the hammer/trigger/ cocking mechanism forward away from the valve was ground breaking. The rest of the gun was then based around that design feature and unique. 
Electronics will actually make this same design feature easier in the Delta Wolf than it was to achieve mechanically with the Impact. 
Electronics then have a lot of other advantages over any mechanical system. Daystate electronic technology has for years has had the potential to produce an amazing bullpup gun. 
I ordered my Impact from the first batch produced and have really enjoyed using it but am still very excited about the Delta Wolf.
I have no brand loyalty. I appreciate innovation and great design and am excited about what the Delta Wolf has to offer.

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This man gets it! I concur on all accounts

Does anyone know how the barrel is mounted? I do not see any screws in pictures. Is it a stretched barrel assembly?

Does anyone know how the barrel is mounted? I do not see any screws in pictures. Is it a stretched barrel assembly?

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I thought i saw a set screw in the similar area as the impact. Could be for that or something else, hard to say.

Yeah here

With all the room in that chassis, I was sort of hoping it would have a stretched barrel from a transfer port thimble to the end of the shroud... especially with all the screws to remove the top of the chassis / scope rail. I think you are probably correct. A guy can wish though

If they use a barrel/liner system similar to FX, I sure hope they have the wandering POI fixed.

Any updates??

I saw a couple of small hints to the power. They where listed to help estimate the power on the Delta Wolf challenge. The transfer port is 1mm larger diameter than the Safari. Regulator pressure can be as high as 190bar. It’s going to have some grunt! 

This is interesting also. Looks beautifully engineered. I’m guessing it’s the Huma externally adjustable regulator??? I guess they will give you a tool that will engage the lugs on the front. Or I could be completely wrong

I'm still struggling with what caliber to go with.

Have they announced an ETA on availability in the USA?

I was told a little over a month ago that there was no ETA, so I bought a .22 Impact Compact to hold me over.

Well guys I can see all the hype going on with this "Product" and I do hope that Daystate will build it to last .Something you can be able to pass it down to your grand-kids .

It has not made it to the USA just yet but until AoA gets all the bugs work out of it . Then I'll decide if it is right for me and yes it has a lot of features I like .

But we all know with some companies put on all kind of gadgets and the product doesn't last very long . I want a well made air rifle that is going to last not last for 3 to 6 month and have to send it back because the light went out on the electronics that shows you all you all the readings for the specs on the chronograph that they have on a gun .Or something like that . Just remember the more gadgets you have on a product there is a issue of something failing . 

And now lets talk about that now . The chronograph How will that going to work with a saucer, moderator, are regulator whatever you want to call it and how long will it work .

Now I know wants to keeping up with the Joneses . But Daystate if that is your goal just remember one that you have a Name of well built made air rifles now . Don't throw that name down the crapper .Like so many of the US companies that are already done already. Daystate and you know what I'm talking about .