New Daystate Performance Catalog Available

There’s a new Daystate Performance Catalog available from today. Actually, it’s a catalog for Daystate, BRK and MTC Optics products and their performance-enhancing accessories. But we’ll call it the Daystate Performance Catalog for short…

First off, this 40-page “flip book” is a beautiful production! There’s superb photography, layout and writing. This is definitely a “coffee table book” approach that many will want to view at leisure.

Not only that, but there’s links to useful videos about the products, plus – most important, of course! – links to the HAM reviews of many of these Gold Award-winning air rifles.

It’s also available as a download to store for reference on your computer.

Many of us like to customize our air rifles, so – if you own a BRK or Daystate – this new resource is a great place to start. (Or, maybe, to find products that you didn’t yet know about).

This online catalogue brings together in one place more than 500 parts and accessories for the Daystate and BRK ranges as well as MTC Optics. The company says that each one is designed, developed, and tested to their exacting standards.

That testing and approval extend right down to the branded clothing and coffee mugs…

The main Daystate Performance Catalog flip book includes pricing in Pounds Sterling. That’s why the word “Catalog” is rendered in “English English” as “Catalogue”.

Daystate, BRK and MTC enthusiasts in the UK and Europe can view and then purchase online directly from the catalog. There’s links to it from the Daystate, Brocock/BRK and MTC Optics websites.

In addition, customers from North and South America can buy in US Dollars from the Airguns of Arizona website.

You can also view and download the catalog directly from this website.


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[Farmplinker2]

That could get expensive...

 

[hameditor]

That could get expensive...

I think that's precisely the idea

 

[Danman]

Nice to see the Ham pics/reviews made the cut for the book! On that note..... I'll take a Ghost hp in .22, .30 cal barrel kit, a 16x king cobra, some short mounts, and throw in a free coffee mug? Eh eh?

 

[Solo1]

Nice to see the Ham pics/reviews made the cut for the book! On that note..... I'll take a Ghost hp in .22, .30 cal barrel kit, a 16x king cobra, some short mounts, and throw in a free coffee mug? Eh eh?

Just so you know a few guy have said their using medium rings, i do too.

 

[Danman]

OK good to know, I was thinking low or medium for sure. Seen the ghost with tall mounts + that moa rail and it's too high for my likes. How's the ghost poi close range? If u gotta pop a sparrow at 15 yards say?!

 

[Solo1]

OK good to know, I was thinking low or medium for sure. Seen the ghost with tall mounts + that moa rail and it's too high for my likes. How's the ghost poi close range? If u gotta pop a sparrow at 15 yards say?!

Get chair gun if you don’t have a ballistic app and learn how to use it.
For ft i sight in at 40 yards and the app will show you where to aim with your scope for different yardages. On my gun i hold ctr from 21 to 43 yards with only a .3” variance and for shorter or longer you must use holdovers. I can shoot thru a 3/8” hole @ 10 yards no problem.

 

[hameditor]

Get chair gun if you don’t have a ballistic app and learn how to use it.
For ft i sight in at 40 yards and the app will show you where to aim with your scope for different yardages. On my gun i hold ctr from 21 to 43 yards with only a .3” variance and for shorter or longer you must use holdovers. I can shoot thru a 3/8” hole @ 10 yards no problem.

Agree that Chairgun is good. We are still using it fin our pellet test reviews. However the software is now very out-of-date and we keep an old computer specially to run it. It's unlikely to run on most modern computers as it's not compatible with recent operating systems.

 

[Solo1]

Agree that Chairgun is good. We are still using it fin our pellet test reviews. However the software is now very out-of-date and we keep an old computer specially to run it. It's unlikely to run on most modern computers as it's not compatible with recent operating systems.

I have chair gun elite on my phone and i believe someone said on another site about them updating chair gun pro. I still use strelok as i got used to the interface. I really am not as up on cumputers as i wish i were. Same reason i like mechanical guns and hate electronics on them