Daystate Blackwolf or ghost carbin

[alejo]

This is the way I see it: for all those people who didn’t like or dislike the electronic (computer) in the airguns
Theirs wishes came true, a total mechanical Airgun from daystate but it came with a price, I mean don’t get me wrong I love my alpha wolf but also my M3, my king, my crown my Agt , and maybe in year I get a BW , be safe whatever you choose.

 

[keith1]

HFT ... A Long Gun, not a compact style pup

would a huntsman's work for hft shooting?

 

[Martin3528]

would a huntsman's work for hft shooting?

IMO, that is a great option. Or a wolverine. I preferred my wolverine as it did not need a probe and larger shot count,

 

[Motorhead]

would a huntsman's work for hft shooting?

Yes ... tho NOT regulated yielding a usable shot count of about 30-35 shots in .177 between fills staying in the sweet spot.
There "Air Tube" is not that high of capacity, which contributes to the lower efficiency in staying within a tight ES.

 

[rong1966]

A huntsman revere would be fine. My regulated one gets approximately 70 shots per fill.

 

[Demphna2]

Something I'm curious about is the wood stock of the blackwolf and the effects of atmosphere and humidity on consistency across time. I don't think you need to worry about this with the Ghost bc of the construction of it. Is this a moot point, am I overthinking this?