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Which is best?
Both .177...prize for the 1st to say "do a search".
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What do i win???
Do a search.....there`s a bag of gravel with some pointy bits somewhere.
P.S.there`s more than one prize.
Both nice guns both have superb accuarcy, the AA is much lighter to carry around hunting.
Its down to personal choice and mine would be the AA.
mine would be my harrier x. just personal choice.
The Air Arms is a pound or so lighter, an important factor on a long days hunting. Quite a bit quieter-(both muzzle report and internal striker noise) and offers more USEABLE shots per charge even in carbine length. The power curve on the 400 series is much flatter (one of the flattest without a regulator) and of course you have two action length options, giving even more shots in the classic length.
The walnut stocks on the Daystates are lacquered finish, on the Air Arms Walnut version they are oil finished and have some fantastic grain pattern in them. The 400 range are proven performers, the Daystate Harrier X relatively new, although based on existing technology. However a lot is still down to personal preferences, many like the solid feel of the Daystates so try b4 u buy neither are a bad choice.
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