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So I went into my local rfd to look at chopping in my bsa hornet .22 for an r-10 in .177.... Walked in looked at the r-10 they had on the shelf but was massively over shadowed by a daystate mk3, I was taken in by its stunning looks and the 4-16x56 leapers scope on it, expecting it to be .22 and my hopes ruined, I looked closer and it was .177... Happy days and she come home with me. :D

 

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I have the same gun so a couple of tips. Charge to 180 for best consistency and point the gun downwards when you cycle the mag if you can-sometimes a pellet drops backwards from the mag and jams the action. Don't worry too much about charging the batteries-overnight once a month is plenty and its a good idea to download the manual. Air Arms field seem to work well and buy/make a probe to push the pellets into the mag or buy the modded mag. Don't pay DS prices for servicing or battery replacement when the time comes-find a factory trained gunsmith and let them do the job for a fraction of the price. Oh-and enjoy the electric trigger-its sublime :good:

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