Daystate MK4 S Reviews

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  • Accuracy5 stars
  • Handling4.9 stars
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4 Reviews For Daystate MK4 S

  • corkyp 9th Jun 2009

    Reviewer rating: 5 stars


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    Good Points: There are no good points, just excellence.


    Bad Points: Good question, I am really going to have to go away and have a long think about that


    General comments: Recently stepped up to buying a PCP, having used springers and rammers over the years. Tried quite a few pre chargers before settling on the Daystate - which was at the top end of budget shall we say.This is a beautiful gun aesthetically, the engineering is first class, and the integration of electronics works superbly.In the shoulder, in all shooting positions, it fits like a glove. The balance point (through the single bolt that hold the the stock to the action) is just right. The weight, for me is just about spot on.You just want to go out and keep on using it.The programming is straightforward, and easy to understand, and gives control over the bits that you might want to. The trigger is light out of the box (set to 8oz by the factory) If you like that - fine, if you want to adjust it, than it is a moments work with a 1.5mm allen key.I have tried half a dozen different brands through it. AA fields, and Bisley LRGs (at 7,7gn or 7.9 gn - depends on batch) all shoot and group very well, JSB exacts, not far behind.Have set the pressure warning to 70bar, which seems to be the commonly accepted point, (factory setting is 50 bar)First gun that I have plugged into the mains to make it function ! But the fusion of established engineering and modern electronics works very well.Magazines are very well engineered, and using the single shot tray (although slightly fiddly) works very well, and the bolt is as smooth as a smooth thing, that has had some smooth cream applied.The Mk4, and its variants I am sure will quickly become established as the "Classic" range of modern air rifles - and they weren't too shabby before this.Yes, it costs many shekels, but you will have a gun for life, that will challenge you, to shoot it to its full potential, but it will return your efforts, in the most pleasing of ways.

  • Frogster 21st Mar 2009

    Reviewer rating: 5 stars


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    Purchased a Daystate Mk 4 today from Blackpool Air Rifles (can recommend them - 10 out of 10 guys for all your help and patience, swooping scopes around, explaining stuff, etc).
    The rifle is a serious piece of kit and looks a work of art. I took it home and zeroed the scope in a few mins first at 10 yards and checked it out at 30 yards 'was putting pellets through the same holes over and over and I am not the best shot in the world ' . This gun makes good shooting easy!
    The feel of the rifle is ...

  • Feral 24th Dec 2008

    Reviewer rating: 5 stars


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    I've had a fair few air rfles including some so called super guns such as the Steyr LG110. I currently have 3 air rifles and I feel the Daystate MK4-ST is the most accurate I've owned. It one holes at 30 yards and yesterday I put some 45 yard cloverleaf groups off of the fist. Any misses I can call and they are definately down to pilot error.

    The shroud is very quite and forme precludes the need for a silencer adding to the pointability. I have heard concerns over the elecrtonics but mine has b ...

  • semmens Rank: Lance Corporal 22nd May 2008

    Reviewer rating: 5 stars


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    The Looks of this gun are amazing, the stock is beautiful and also handles like a dream siting nicely in the shoulder, even though the gun is slightly heavy. it is almost impossible to miss with this gun as groupings at 35yards are no bigger then the size of a thumb nail(using Accu pell). the main issue with this gun is that i found the magazine to be hard to load as it is quiet hard to push the pellets passed the O-ring. i also found that on loading the pellet in to the chamber that the pellets ...