New Daystate Revere

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I recently bought a Revere in .22, and it's become one of my favorite squirrel tools here in the yard, distances generally 20-35 yards. I actually prefer it over my Red Wolf for hunting/pesting. I had to play with the trigger a while to get it as I wanted, but it's now a very crisp 6 ounces, with half in the first stage. It's a great rifle, you'll like it.
 
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wolfmangreg said:
The latest in a great line of airguns! Seldom see complaints about the Revere or any of the Huntsman series. On the rare occasion you do, it's usually a deviation from personal preference more than anything "wrong" with the rifle.

What caliber did you get?
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It’s a 177 and the only thing I’ve done so far besides mount scope and moderator is to lengthen the length of pull a bit
 
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I just picked up a .25 "We the Plinkers" edition from AoA, and it just feels superb in my hands. It's shorter than I expected, it's going to be an amazing squirrel/pest rifle for sure with it;'s easy pointability. It's relatively light, but weighty in a good solid feeling way, like an R9. It literally arrived tonight, so too late to shoot it, but come friday I can't wait.
 
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That's good to hear, congratulations!

I recently acquired the Huntsman Regal in 177. It's unregulated and bolt action. I absolutely love it! 💥 🎯

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Chukar60 said:
Local shop has a Huntsman Regal in 22 that has been tempting me.
I shot it and was impressed with the accuracy and overall feel of the gun.
What would a fair price be for one in very good cosmetic shape?
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Had one in immaculate condition....sold it for 800 but got it for 1000 brand new a few years ago....so depends on condition I'd say, but, close to that price. Great PCP's.
 
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CyberDyneSystems said:
I just picked up a .25 "We the Plinkers" edition from AoA, and it just feels superb in my hands. It's shorter than I expected, it's going to be an amazing squirrel/pest rifle for sure with it;'s easy pointability. It's relatively light, but weighty in a good solid feeling way, like an R9. It literally arrived tonight, so too late to shoot it, but come friday I can't wait.
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Please share your own reviews. Pros and cons. Shots per fill etc.
 
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I have two Huntsman Regal bolt actions, one in .177 and the other in .22. Exceptional rifles. An added bonus is they share the same stock configuration. My .22 stock has a pretty bland stock with sling swivels and I do not mind dragging it around the woods. My .177 has a beautiful figured stock that will never see the inside of the woods. However, it is really easy to switch out the rifles and stocks, one bolt and done. So I can take either caliber in a "beater" stock.
 
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@Emu Please share your own reviews. Pros and cons. Shots per fill etc

I get a little over 60 shots in 177 bought the plinker addition also as far as I’m concerned the scope is junk but the case is nice if you like soft cases and the 0db makes it very quiet. It shoots great! The only thing I changed was the butt pad to get more length of pull so it fit better. Mine shoots 10.3 jsb to 895 fps and shoots 10 gr knockouts to 860. Not the most powerful but not bad and no messing around just shoots right out of the box!
 
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