Others Timeless Quality and Accuracy of older Daystate

[orangeokie]

My foray into Daystate rifles include a .177 Mk4 MCT, a .20 Hunstman Regal and a .22 Air Wolf MCT. I am amazed at ease of shooting accurately with all three rifles and the enduring quality of their build. I am new to PCP rifles and it took me a while to warm up to the idea of an "electronically controlled" pellet rifle, but I am happy that I took the plunge. Of course, the Huntsman, being a traditional mechanical rifle, does not lag behind in quality and accuracy. With the advance at Daystate with the Alpha and Delta Wolf rifles, just want to say I am a happy camper with my older Daystate rifles and consider them legacy rifles in my collection that will be passed down to my heirs.

 

[Eric Brewer]

Good to hear that even though they are the older models they are still shooting good!

 

[oOmpH]

Oh yes! Have an old Harrier X2, from '99 i believe it was. Guess thats vintage now Identical in build as the Huntsman or an MK3 without the electronics. Awesome, awesome, awesome rifle that can still hang. Feel you when you say "legacy".

 

[AOA ROB]

Daystate engineers design rifles that can and do last a lifetime. Resale value and demand is a very important part of their philosophy. Quality over quantity is everything to the ownership.

Rob.

 

[wolfmangreg]

Photos man, we're jonesing for some photos!! Just kidding- I know what those guns look like & they're beautiful.
The MCT mentions are valuable data points for those interested in the electronic lineup, but with reservations regarding how the materials & technology will hold up.

 

[orangeokie]

I just got a new laptop and all my photos are still on my old laptop. When I get them moved over I'll post some pics. I agree:

 

[mobilemail]

I have a LH Harrier SE .22 that is full old-school. Beautiful to look at and wonderful to shoot. There may be another leftie like it out there somewhere, but I haven't seen it.