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Thread: New Daystate Rifle to be Released tomorrow at 4:30pm

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    HFT 500.177 HAWKE VANTAGE HW97 .177 HAWKE AIRMAX
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    Quote Originally Posted by Airwolf 1968 View Post
    Good looking bit of kit; but £2K, wtf !
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    new daystate

    Bllerggah! nearly choked on me tea there, £1800-2000 for that fugly thing! it wants to have a built in retreiver drone for that price!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Vermin Al View Post
    Good looking bit of kit; but £2K, wtf !
    2 grand? I reckon I'd rather have a Steyr / Walther.

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    For that money I'd expect them to work out moving the cocking lever along to where your hand is....or is that the mk6

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    I think my 12ftlb Wolverine is the best thing since sliced bread. But I can quite confidently and categorically say I would never pay twice as much for a runt gun like that.

    looks like a piss poor bundle of bits, too much plastic ! and that god-dammed awful scope rail wtf....

    cant see that shipping out to users in bucket loads, give it 6 months they be doing a price drop. Big Time to move unsold units.
    Why on earth didn't i buy that sooner.......

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    Jesus that looks horrible,not my cup of tea at all,and for that money nooooo way!!

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    The most expensive nerf gun ever

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    I'm very fond of Bullpup designs but that's a lot of money for a sub 12 ft lb airgun!!

    I'm unsure who the target population for that particular model is but they'll have to have a healthy bank balance so I'm guessing it's aimed more at the US market....

    If the cropped pics in the first post are genuine, then that built-in spirit level (unless it's removable?) would even render the rifle ineligible for HFT competitions (unless the rules these days permit their use?).
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    Someone needs to have a quiet word..

    What's going on with the Daystate designers at the moment? First the silly, plastic incarnation of what turned out to be a sub 12fpe Wolverine and now this frankenstein of a rifle.

    The last two rifles just seem a rush job to me and it's laughable that they use almost the same stock from the airwolf/ranger, cover the end in plastic and try to use it as a selling point because you have an option of a cylinder or bottle!

    For me Daystate need to take a strong, hard look at FX to see how it's done. I'm sure they can do better than that, deary me.

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    Quote Originally Posted by THE67al View Post
    The most expensive nerf gun ever
    That says it all, right on the nail.
    Spud gun, one step up from airsoft. Nearly £2000!!!
    Oh well, someone will be daft enough I suppose - - - -

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    I would imagine the scope centre above bore line measurement has immediately given anybody who is HFT positive - a case of the floppies.
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    Thumbs down Daystate Pulsar.

    Looks horrible, I would never buy one even at 1/2 the price. Big mistake IMHO.

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    Oh no..no no no no


    That will be this yank ted twisting Mr Bs ear ...... Target market US .... No doubt


    Yuck , plastic NOT fantastic !
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    Thumbs down Far too....

    ....expensive, and the scope rail looks out of place.

    I'd like to see Daystate bring out a lightweight sporter with a black (tactical ) stock, that is cheaper than their current models.

    The Huntsman are nice rifles, (subject to reported sticky bolts), but a 'tactical' (plastic) stock and dull finish to the metalwork would be more practical - well for me anyway
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