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Selling my Daystate Wolverine Hi-Lite .22 cal PCP unregulated air rifle. Almost perfect condition. Shot approx 600 pellets. No leaks or other issues. Beautiful tiger striped Walnut stock. Huggett moderator. Very quiet. Includes a brand new Daystate shroud, 10 shot Daystate mag and AoA carry...

I really want to find a Daystate Huntsman .20 with the anschutz barrel. Quite rare unfortunately. But if anyone has a lead in the USA or Europe let me know. 

I wait until the needle is 1/3 to 1/2 in the yellow portion of the gauge and then refill. 

Selling my Daystate Wolverine Hi-Lite .22 cal PCP unregulated air rifle. Almost perfect condition cosmetically. Shot approx 600 pellets. No leaks or other issues. Beautiful tiger striped Walnut stock. Huggett moderator. Very quiet. Includes a brand new Daystate shroud, 10 shot Daystate mag and...

 

CF looks sleek and modern. Not a fan of the metal 'bottles' which look like an after thought to me. 

I quite like .20 combining some of the advantages of .177 and .22. Shame there isn't a huge choice of pellets in this cal. 

Can't hurt so long as its not overdone and using a low viscosity lubricant. 

Can't hurt so long as its not overdone. 

I love the Wolverine .22. Mine is an older generation non-regulated model. Feels great in the hand with the thumb hole stock, well balanced and quiet enough in a urban setting for backyard plinking. Excellent accuracy and power throughout the green and yellow range on the gauge. Nice trigger...

I really appreciate a resource like this for the airgun hobby. The technological advances from the 80's when had a Weihrauch HW35E springer are nothing short of amazing.

Impressive impact from a .177 at those distances. And accuracy too.

Owned an air rifle since my High School days in the UK. About 20 years ago I got back into the hobby and picked up an old school Feinwerkbau 124 .177. After getting the bug again I sold that and got my first PCP, a Daystate Wolverine .22, primarily to control the rampant squirrel population...

I'm heading in the opposite direction. Dallas to Hannover Germany. Looking forward to the bratwurst and slaw

When I was looking for my first PCP rifle several years ago the HW100 was a serious contender. The deal breaker for me was the weight. 

Same here. I've owned my Daystate Wolverine .22 for the past 6 years. Super accurate and very quiet with the Huggett moderator attached.