DAYSTATE SPORTSMAN Mk11 pneumatics

[hebhaggis]

I came on here to post this threading but got sidetracked onto the MOHAWK thread below ....Lol ! I did not want to make that chat 'wander' so am posting seperate here . It seems even more reason to post this now as I wish to ask if there are any other owners of these super airguns ...a little cumbersome compared to the Mohawk and not technically a true Single Stroke Pneumatic ...2 pumps . I am no fan of multi pumping pneumatics but 2 is fine by me . Who else has - any tips to share ? Useful in fieldwork or dead against ?

[LESS THAN FORTUITOUS KENNETH]

I came on here to post this threading but got sidetracked onto the MOHAWK thread below ....Lol ! I did not want to make that chat 'wander' so am posting seperate here . It seems even more reason to post this now as I wish to ask if there are any other owners of these super airguns ...a little cumbersome compared to the Mohawk and not technically a true Single Stroke Pneumatic ...2 pumps . I am no fan of multi pumping pneumatics but 2 is fine by me . Who else has - any tips to share ? Useful in fieldwork or dead against ?

I was looking one over last week. It was in .22 which put me off, so I didn't bite the pellet and left it on the shelf.

[Shed tuner]

I quite liked mine, but any kind of multi-pump (even just two) isn't ideal in the field.

[greenwayjames]

I quite liked mine, but any kind of multi-pump (even just two) isn't ideal in the field.

This one would be

https://www.facebook.com/17835238887...type=3&theater

[wild dogman]

This one would be

https://www.facebook.com/17835238887...type=3&theater

yeah That would be good only the fx have any thing like that but they want a lot of money for them

had a couple of the sportsman's both mk2 nicely made used to love my multi-pump had most going but not so much now

[hebhaggis]

I quite liked mine, but any kind of multi-pump (even just two) isn't ideal in the field.

Well I've got an old AW in front of me from the 80's , reading an article on hunting - when nobody could afford the 'new' Pcp's and its surprising how many actually used multi pumpers in the field ...and mainly Crosman if you could'nt afford a Sharp Innova .
I never liked them myself , but 2 strokes or better true single stroke pneumatics ...different altogether