Tuning I salute everyone who owns daystate 😉
- Thread starter cain_moa
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Looks like QC has let some slip thru
There making them as fast as they can
Try to get warranty in you country
Den
There making them as fast as they can
Try to get warranty in you country
Den
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@cain_moa please explain how this negatively affects the performance of your gun? How old is your Daystate and how long did it take to get this amount of wear (approx. number of shots, ballpark number)? Why is it that you are saluting Daystate owners? Thanks.
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Looks like the photos suggest the pawl caused this... Again, I'd like to know as well what this resulted from and what affect it is having
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As was asked above, HOW does this affect the performance of the gun? And it seems I've read of methods to eliminate the issue in any case.
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So its a cosmetic thing and doesn't affect performance? Just trying to see what the issue is, other than a small nick in the pellet probe, which I admit isn't good from a "looks" point of view. The newer Daystates with the new style magazine don't have this issue... And the older mags like yours can be "fixed" with a dremel and five minutes time... Just grind that sharp "hook" piece in your photo so its more rounded. Not too much, or the mag won't work properly. Grind a bit, check, grind a bit more, check, etc.
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Centercut has provided the needed solutions
Interesting this member just joined AGN and their first post is this…
Interesting this member just joined AGN and their first post is this…
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I believe the point is, and I've made it before as well, a magazine which causes damage to the gun, is a design flaw and should have been covered under the warranty. Personally, during the first 3 months I owned my Renegade I had to replace the breech seal 8 times because they started leaking, and accuracy got worse as the shot count progressed from beginning to end using the magazine. I used a Dremel on the magazine and in 4 years since, I have not had to change a breech seal. Accuracy is now constant from the first shot to the last using the magazine.
This photo was taken after only 3 months of ownership:
This photo was taken after only 3 months of ownership:
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And please, what is your point? What exactly are you looking for? My .22 Red Wolf HP has a nick like that after about 20,000 rounds through it. And it was still accurate enough to shoot the overall high score at RMAC 2021 
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The factory must
bear this defect in case if
This piece broke for anyone in the world
This is a technical error
bear this defect in case if
This piece broke for anyone in the world
This is a technical error
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Hey guys it doesn't matter if the gun damages itself. It's a "non issue".
If an FX did this they would be screaming it from the mountaintops, but because it's Daystate it's sooooo minor, who cares it's only cosmetic!
Just grind off parts of your 3k$ gun with a dremel nothing to see here.
If an FX did this they would be screaming it from the mountaintops, but because it's Daystate it's sooooo minor, who cares it's only cosmetic!
Just grind off parts of your 3k$ gun with a dremel nothing to see here.
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And she can correct this mistake
And changing old magazine for all customers
Because it is a respectable company
And changing old magazine for all customers
Because it is a respectable company
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Hey guys it doesn't matter if the gun damages itself. It's a "non issue".
If an FX did this they would be screaming it from the mountaintops, but because it's Daystate it's sooooo minor, who cares it's only cosmetic!
Just grind off parts of your 3k$ gun with a dremel nothing to see here.
Many things need a bit of work. I bet you've done some on your FX. Should this have been anticipated/corrected by Daystate? Seems so. Does it affect the performance of the guns? Doesn't seem so.
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thats my friend safari
check your guns and share your photo
Mine doesn’t have that problem because it is a newer one. So they have corrected the issue. But I agree that they should replace the magazines for the customers that have the older ones .
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impossible
if dyastate admit this mistake
And changed all magazine in the world
she will bankrupt
if dyastate admit this mistake
And changed all magazine in the world
she will bankrupt
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Yes, concur, they should replace the magazine if it is causing this issue - and the issue bothers the owner... Totally agree. Now here's the tricky question. Have you asked this of your dealer? I am assuming since it means so much to you that you have already asked, and weren't satisfied with the answer. Why else would you be posting about it and not saying what the results of your request was? So what did your dealer say? I'm not sure this has caused any broken pellet probes? Anyone, anyone, Bueller, anyone???
Of course, its nothing like the new FX M3 with the hole drilled too far, allowing the air pressure leaks from the breech, directly from the factory on new guns...? And then FX telling owners to "just epoxy the hole so it doesn't leak anymore". Yeah, no factory is exempt it would seem...
Of course, its nothing like the new FX M3 with the hole drilled too far, allowing the air pressure leaks from the breech, directly from the factory on new guns...? And then FX telling owners to "just epoxy the hole so it doesn't leak anymore". Yeah, no factory is exempt it would seem...
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I own a Daystate Red Wolf Safari and I think it is a minor problem that doesn't require such a fuss...Just shoot your gun and enjoy it's beauty man..I have used FX which are good but Daystate overall quality can't be matched by any other maker on the market.
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