I have pick up an Air Wolf 25 cal, it doesn’t have a barrel shroud on it, it does have a LCD so I was told that there are 2 models one has a 23” inch barrel that it is high power my question is, is it a high power or not and is this a gen 2?
Daystate Air Wolf
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No shroud.
No side lever.
No carbon fiber bottle.
No adjustable booth pad.
No adjustable cheek piece.
Position of the screen is not inserted in the stock.
This is the picture it the Air Wolf rifle at AoA:
Whomever sold you that rifle (If it is an Air Wolf) gave you the Sentra version of the rifle.
No side lever.
No carbon fiber bottle.
No adjustable booth pad.
No adjustable cheek piece.
Position of the screen is not inserted in the stock.
This is the picture it the Air Wolf rifle at AoA:
Whomever sold you that rifle (If it is an Air Wolf) gave you the Sentra version of the rifle.
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No shroud.
No side lever.
No carbon fiber bottle.
No adjustable booth pad.
No adjustable cheek piece.
Position of the screen is not inserted in the stock.
This is the picture it the Air Wolf rifle at AoA:
Whomever sold you that rifle (If it is an Air Wolf) gave you the Sentra version of the rifle.
That’s a red wolf
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I think it’s an air wolf extreme and the power max is 50 pounds. Has longer barrel but no shroud. They are very good find, I have the 22 cal air wolf.
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You have a great gun there.
Let nobody tell you different - the Airwolf is every bit as good as the red wolf. The only annoyance I had with my previous 0.22 and have with my current 0.20 MVT models is that the breech seal is on the probe and so wears out a lot quicker than if it was in the breech itself. Other than that it's the same trigger, shot cycle, consistency and accuracy as any red wolf. Plus the airwolf has direct to gun charging and a better design to work with the original daystate mags than the red wolf did. (Of course they have changed the mags entirely now to sort the red wolf's poor mag accuracy and breaking cycling pin problems). Lastly the aluminium bottle can be directly swapped out for a CF one. Saves you around 400g in weight - makes the gun much nicer to carry and improves balance a lot.
I ended up selling my red wolf (and Delta wolf) and keeping my airwolf. Still regret selling the 0.22 tbh.
Let nobody tell you different - the Airwolf is every bit as good as the red wolf. The only annoyance I had with my previous 0.22 and have with my current 0.20 MVT models is that the breech seal is on the probe and so wears out a lot quicker than if it was in the breech itself. Other than that it's the same trigger, shot cycle, consistency and accuracy as any red wolf. Plus the airwolf has direct to gun charging and a better design to work with the original daystate mags than the red wolf did. (Of course they have changed the mags entirely now to sort the red wolf's poor mag accuracy and breaking cycling pin problems). Lastly the aluminium bottle can be directly swapped out for a CF one. Saves you around 400g in weight - makes the gun much nicer to carry and improves balance a lot.
I ended up selling my red wolf (and Delta wolf) and keeping my airwolf. Still regret selling the 0.22 tbh.
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