Starting a new thread since this isn't a SubMOA barrel...
Calling it phase two of this :
36" OAL with the STO Pugio
37.5" OAL with this shroud
Weighs just shy of 11lbs (versus 13lb + with the SubMOA barrel).
OAL dependent on moderator, but Carbine configuration is 9.5" shorter than SubMOA config, when measuring from butt-plate to moderator threads.
Oh yeah!!!
.22, with plans to shoot 13-18 grain pellets, and maybe stretch the upper end into the 20-22 grain options.
First impression = HANDY
Calling it phase two of this :
Airguns of Arizona has asked me to do a deep dive into the Daystate Blackwolf, and a couple of Sub MOA barrels as well.
I've reviewed a few of their guns in the past few years. Here are the links to them, in case you're new to the forums and/or haven't seen them prior.
(a good number of these were done prior to the advent of the HAM Community)
As evidenced in those...
I've reviewed a few of their guns in the past few years. Here are the links to them, in case you're new to the forums and/or haven't seen them prior.
(a good number of these were done prior to the advent of the HAM Community)
As evidenced in those...
36" OAL with the STO Pugio
37.5" OAL with this shroud
Weighs just shy of 11lbs (versus 13lb + with the SubMOA barrel).
OAL dependent on moderator, but Carbine configuration is 9.5" shorter than SubMOA config, when measuring from butt-plate to moderator threads.
Oh yeah!!!
.22, with plans to shoot 13-18 grain pellets, and maybe stretch the upper end into the 20-22 grain options.
First impression = HANDY
