Daystate or Theoben?
thinking about how to spend my tax return better. so those who have these toys what can you tell about them. I understand the accuracy is superb. which one delivers more shots per charge (I am not counting Daystate Air Wolf though, it’s a $2200 gun after all, just can’t justify that kind of spending, also I never cared about all that electronic help this gun has).
I am looking into .22, multishot, FAC, ambidex. stock. what’s your thoughts on this? which ones has better warranty?
two particular rifles I am drooling over are: Daystate Air Ranger 35 fpe version, and Theoben S-Type…
thanks.
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I am looking into .22, multishot, FAC, ambidex. stock. what’s your thoughts on this? which ones has better warranty?
two particular rifles I am drooling over are: Daystate Air Ranger 35 fpe version, and Theoben S-Type…
thanks.
Here is an AirRanger for $1400 with a scope.
http://www.network54.com/Forum/79574/thread/1198209233/Daystate+Airranger+for+sale…%28pics%29
[quote=”WalkonKing”]I’d buy a Crosman and dump like $1850 into it….LOL
LOL
Thats what I would do!!
I would say Rapid. I shot an AZ Rapid rated at 50fpe at a 1-1/2 KZ FT and went 3 for 3 on it at 45 yards offhand 😀 . The AZ Rapid is big$ and then it will still need glass.
I’d buy a Crosman and dump like $1850 into it….LOL
The order I would buy
1: AA 410 Side lever .22 walnut thumbhole stock
2. USFT .177 fully shrouded hunter
3. Rapid MFR
4. Rapid MKII
Theoben unless an Airwolf is on the cards.
If I had $1500-$2000 to spend on an air rifle… I’d get a $900 AA 410 😯
Take a look at the HW100. It is suppose to be awesome
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Teflon, what does Air Wolf do that Air Ranger cannot? If you ignore all that electronic gudgets in it, I mean, what else is there? Just curious. I know that number of shots are much higher than on Rangers.