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[Ezana4CE]

They were actually Reximex products made to our specs and not Kral. We are not planning on continuing with them.

John

@BenjeneerJohn That’s unfortunate. It was a great looking air rifle. Sometimes I regret not buying one even though I have more small bores than I need.

 

[BBGunn]

@BenjeneerJohn That’s unfortunate. It was a great looking air rifle. Sometimes I regret not buying one even though I have more small bores than I need.

You can buy a Daystar. It's the same rifle as the Cayden except with a stock that is different but ergonomically excellent!

 

[Ezana4CE]

You can buy a Daystar. It's the same rifle as the Cayden except with a stock that is different but ergonomically excellent!

@BBGun I had to look that up. I found that it is made by Reximex. I first looked under Crosman and Benjamin and some strange results came up.

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I really liked the wood stock on the Cayden. That was a great looking gun. It is good to see that the Daystar appears to be the same rifle. It should make getting replacement parts easier for Cayden owners. Thanks for bringing this to my attention.

 

[BBGunn]

@BBGun I had to look that up. I found that it is made by Reximex. I first looked under Crosman and Benjamin and some strange results came up.

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I really liked the wood stock on the Cayden. That was a great looking gun. It is good to see that the Daystar appears to be the same rifle. It should make getting replacement parts easier for Cayden owners. Thanks for bringing this to my attention.

Here is a little more comments about both the Daystar and the Lyra. Both are mostly the same rifles as was the Cayden. The only real difference between the Daystar and the Lyra is the stock, cocking lever and the block. All other parts are the same (same as Cayden). The blocks are mechanically the same, just that more material is machined off the Daystar block making it almost a pound lighter in weight than the Lyra block.

If ya had an interest in the Lyra, Balistas carries them. That's where I bought my Lyra.

Also, if you contact Air Venturi direct, they will order parts for these guns. They have a barrel ordered for me right now for the Lyra rifle.

B

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Sunday at 1:38 PM

Just finished firing my Daystar .22 this morning. Range was 38yds which is my second zero for my ground squirrel rifles. The Daystar is my most accurate air rifle.

It's not actually the same rifle as what I took out of the box when it was new. I had a Lyra rifle that was more accurate than the Daystar. Both rifles share the same barrel (and most other parts) so I swapped the barrels. I also preferred the biathlon style cocking lever on the Lyra rifle so I swapped it as well. So, the Daystar now runs the barrel and the cocking lever from the Lyra. Also, I am running it with a...

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