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New Daystate Bullpup

Ted just shared this on his Facebook page. Looks like he will share more pictures later.

“Sitting at an airport restaurant, eating a pizza drinking a beer… Waiting to fly to go see this. The daystate pulsar electronic bullpup. Ooh la la! 🙂 Photos before the sun sets (in Las Vegas). ” TED

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quote shooter3:

Is Pulsar regulated?

Yes. It has the same electronic reg and trigger than my Daystate Air Wolf. Everything´s electronically controlled so the reg is unbelievably steady and air efficient. My AW even has a starting Key = without that key no shooting so it´s better not to forget it nor loose it somehow.

quote rkr:

Finally a gun that makes Bobcat look good in comparison. That walnut stock version is one of the fattiest looking guns I’ve seen.

Right on !

quote shooter3:

Is Pulsar regulated?

For three grand, it had better be !

Is Pulsar regulated?

Finally a gun that makes Bobcat look good in comparison. That walnut stock version is one of the fattiest looking guns I’ve seen.

It is a disturbing profile. 😛

I think this calls for movie time secoda?

The daystate folk can enjoy the birth of there new one now

Wow that is an ugly gun.

No .25. May be a power issue. 8.2 lbs so figure 10 with a variable high mag scope. 😯 A Baby Cricket it is not. I am hearing the Beluga song. :whistle:

Daystate Pulsar
Building on a decade of electronic airgun success, the new Pulsar makes the next giant leap forward.

With a compact and advanced firing system, the Pulsar’s new electronic package is stronger and more refined than ever before.

With its unique ergonomics providing fast shooting and its new sidelever offering even faster re-loading, the Pulsar is also one of the safest air rifles ever, with an unprecedented array of new safety systems.

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Length 780mm (30 ins)
Cylinder Capacity 300cc
Weight 3.8kg (8.2 lbs)
Calibre .177, .22
Loading Sidelever/electronic
Magazine 10 shot rotary or single shot via tray
Trigger electronic
Firing system GCU electronic
Stock options; Walnut, Ballistic Nylon, Laminate
Price Pulsar OS £1,995. Pulsar TBC
First Delivery March 2015

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quote Zonk:

close but no cigar!!

Even cattle are amazed by the fugliness 🙂

You guys are cracking me up! :rofl: :rofl: :rofl:

AND the Daystates pistol grip looks to me like it may be a swappable AR style grip- what do you guys think?? If that’s the case, I love that feature. Throw a Hogue molded AR grip on there I’d be in heaven.

Where’s the info coming from that Air Arms is making a new pup? I haven’t heard anything about that. Hopefully, and I do have faith, Air Arms will make an attractive bullpup. I agree that the new Daystate pup isn’t the best looking.. But I bet it’s going to be a damn fine gun. The weight seems a little steep, but maybe it’ll balance well. I also hope Air Arms doesn’t follow this idea that the stock should come back out behind the receiver like that, I know they do it for ergonomics when cocking the gun shouldered, but it’s a bullpup and I find it to be ugly wasted space.

Actually it does look miles better than BC, but the pistol grip is completely out of place with this gun.

The Pulsar certainly doesn’t look like a Victoria Secret model. 😯 Just how much does that beast weigh? More for the chubby chaser. :confusedn:

quote Zonk:

close but no cigar!!

Even cattle are amazed by the fugliness 🙂

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