Daystate pup
So I’ve been hearing bout this new bullpup from daystate. Side lever, built in bubble level, and an electronic trigger system.
Any of you guys hear more? Know the size and weight of this thing?
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3K for a so called bullpup offered in highest caliber of .22 only , is totally insane , I don’t care how much hype and other bullshit that they try to promote this gun.
It’s going to be heavy and by saying it’s a Daystate as a means to validate its cost due to brand name is bullshit. Wake up and smell the roses , they are not the
only makers of air guns.
FROM : THE BIRDMAN
agree my man, on all counts.
That Daystate looks a bit stupid to me, the scope rail is plain unaccetable
That thing is a joke. Really heavy super expensive and like all Daystates it will be loud without a moderator. I cannot imagine why anyone would buy one for more than an Edgun. I have owned a ton of airguns no bullpup is equal to an Eddie. I love my cricket but if push came to shove I would sell it and keep the Ed. I’m not an Edgun fanboy either, I am a very pragmatic airgun owner. If something better exist I’ll own it. My hopes are high for the new Vulcan.
Compare the Vulcan to this ugly and heavy battery operated airgun. Game, Set, Match
Tactical as in this version sports an all black rubberized coating over a solid beach stock. In all seriousness, we all know tactical is just a marketing term and doesn’t really have any hard and fast meaning. Any number of features can be deemed enough to make a gun tactical by the manufacturer including a different barrel length, different finish, different magazine capacity, presence of a rail, etc.
Soooo….. It’s black, it’s waterproof, it’s durable, it looks bad ass.
If the words tactical and air rifle makes you laugh, then this gun would be good for your health. After all, laughter is the best medicine. Hardy harhar.
The word “Tactical” and “air rifle” in the same sentence just makes me laugh…
I don,t know dman, I like the scope!!
LarryW 😎
Nothing tactical about that…. maybe if they put a weaver/picatinny rail on instead of that dovetail. they could call it tactical..
besides isn’t tactical supposed to be light in weight?
That thing is worst than the beluga.
New Picture: DayState Pulsar Tactical
DayState was provided with a list of questions regarding the new Pulsar and here are their responses.
Will the Pulsar be regulated? Yes, via digital map system
What color is the laser? Red
How is the laser activated? Cocked, safety catch off
Will a carbon fiber bottle/cylinder be available? No
Will the Pulsar be offered in .25, .30, .357 and when? If enough interest a .25 will be available and possibly larger caliber
Will the gun have internal baffles? Yes, quietest DayState yet produced
Will the gun accept a moderator such as a Huggett or Airstream? Yes, standard ½” UNF
Will the Pulsar have Bluetooth so it can be programmed via a mobile phone or computer? No
Did DayState purposefully mimic the design of the Pulsar off the FX Bobcat? Pulsar is an updated design on the bullpup concept not dissimilar to DayState Venom or SR92.
Will the grip be swappable with all of the AR rifle grips on the market? No as based on the AK 74
Why put a picatinny rail on bottom and not for the scope rail? Industry standard is dovetail 3/8th. Should this change DayState will consider.
Will DayState be releasing a tactical version of the Pulsar? Yes
What is the length of the barrel? 17″
Who makes the barrel? Lothar Walther
Where is the spirit/bubble level located on the rifle? Rear lower scope rail
Is that a magnet on the side lever? Does this ensure the rifle does not shoot when the bolt is open? Yes, rifle cannot fire when side lever open. Rifle is effectively switched off.
Need to identify what some of the bits are like the lump in front of the trigger? Adjustable laser
Is the air cylinder/bottle removable? Only for service/repair.
Is the Pulsar the official replacement for the Mk4is/Target? Yes
Will DayState be producing a Field Target rifle? Unable to say at this time
When will DayState stop producing the Mk4? Production has already stopped.
Will the ORO come with a hard case? Yes
Will any of the parts from the Pulsar be adapted for use on future DayState rifles? Possibly
Will the replaceable battery design be the norm for future electronic DayState rifles? Yes
What are some of the new features that can be programmed/managed via the new GCU?
-3 Power (MAP) Settings
-Magazine On/Off
-Magazine Reset
-Laser On/Off
-Lo Pressure Warning On/Off
-10 bar below MAP
Will the user be able to adjust the pellet velocity using the GCU? Yes. 3 power maps
Will DayState be adding any new distributors/dealers in the United States? All through precision air guns distribution, AOA.
How much for standard edition rifle- same price for Walnut, tac or laminate? Standard Edition: £1785 (£1920 FAC) High quality Walnut or Tactical, £1995 (£2105 FAC) Grey or Forest laminate.
Will the laser come fitted to standard edition gun or optional extra? Laser is standard on all editions
Will there ever be a “Wolverine E” or will all elec guns have the new action from now on? Cannot say at this time.
Will existing Airstream moderators fit or new models made? Yes
Shot count FAC and sub 12? DayState is currently testing maps
3 power settings so what sort of spread between steps? DayState is currently testing maps
What are DayState’s plans for the Air Wolf? None at this time
Is a magnet part of the safety latch? Yes
Does Gary Can still design stocks for DayState? Yes
Yes, he is.
And he sure ain’t no pup!!!
Hoot is not ugly. He’s just weird. Have a little courtesy !
Such an ugly pup!
The Conda will not even answer to that ..
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Soooo….. It’s black, it’s waterproof, it’s durable, it looks bad ass.
If the words tactical and air rifle makes you laugh, then this gun would be good for your health. After all, laughter is the best medicine. Hardy harhar.
I laugh because “tactical” doesn’t just mean anything black and covered in rails..
It’s originally meant readily adaptable to different scenarios and uses, or tactics. A “tactical” firearm would be any one that is versatile enough to be used in different ways/conditions as the situation requires. Usually, and this is from a marketing standpoint, it is meant to convey that the weapon is optimal for real-world situations (i.e. military or Law Enforcement).
Unfortunately tactical has become a catch-all phrase for selling black firearms that are covered in rails…, Yup even air rifles. It has nothing to do with tactics and everything to do with advertising to make money. Its all just another gimmick to appeal to the armchair commandos.
…And to that I laugh :rofl: :14: Idiots!
Further more this gun would be no good for any ones health, you would be the laughing stock of your shooting buddies.. It looks “badass” you say? to me it looks more like ass bad.. 😯
However I am a fan of bullpups in black stocks (not this one though), but “tactical they are not… not even close.. simply another air gun in with a black stock option.. Booo daystate booooooooooo :twak: