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great we gun. easy enough handled looks crackin. hard to load with a scope monunted. col sombody tell me if you can get a magazine for it?? thanks a pile ang good luck!!!!

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I recently bought a Daystate Harrier .177 with 3-9x40 scope for £150 and after several good sessions with it, i must say its accurate which is most important to me. This rifle can hit consistantly at 50 yards. Another feature which make this a nice rifle is that it is easy to use, appart from ...

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Just bought my first compressed air rifle I have always used spring operated rifles in the past I was delighted at the accuracy of the rifle at 35 yards I can put pellets on top of pellets.

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I traded my S410K .22 that was 4 months old in for this Harrier which was second hand and I love it. The S410k was good but this is another class and I`m very fussy about my rifles being a hunter I can't afford to be let down. The accuracy of this thing is excellent.

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To be truthful I own the Xisico BAM 50/51 series of PCP rifles. For those of you who don't know, these are near exact knockoffs of the Daystate Harrier .

For fun I borrowed a Daystate at a nearby shooting range. The owner got it for $400 used and thought he got a good deal. Didn't have the hea ...

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Overall very disappointed in the Daystate. 160 bar fill presure supposed to get 65 shots but the power starts to drop of after 25-30 shots. I experimented with different fill presures and about 10 different types of pellets really gave it a good going over. Not defeated at first hurdle but enough is ...

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I purchased the Walnut version Daystate Harrier in .177 in February of this year (2006).
The first day of use, I managed to get through almost 400 various pellets!
I found that the Bisley Magnums and the Logun Penatrators seemed Ideally matched for this rifle with magnificent clover shaped holes a ...

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I have just swapped my Falcon FN12 Lighthunter for a brand new Daystate Harrier air rifle with a beech stock. I got some cash back as well. How pleased am I?

It is an excellent gun for hunting and target shooting. Just a little smaller than the Huntsman, and with much simpler cocking than the FN ...

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The Daystate Harrier Air Rifle is good for pest control. It does need a recharge from an air tank every 20 shots to maitain accuracy though. Mediocre for FT

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The Daystate Harrier is an all and all great gun which has become to be expected from daystate

The gun is super accurate even for a pcp and is a prime candidate for HFT, FT and has a good power transfer to the pellet so is great for hunting/pest control

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The harrier range come's with m ...