Daystate Serial Numbers
Founded in 1978 by Don Lowndes, Ken Gibbon, Mike Seddon, and Jim Phillips, Daystate has gone on to carve out its place in the airgun history books. From humble beginnings manufacturing tranquillizer and paintball guns, from their relatively basic workshop in Stone, Staffordshire, the company went on to produce what is widely regarded as the first modern pneumatic air rifle:- the original Huntsman. It’s this landmark model that laid the groundwork for the world of that we take for granted today. CUSTOM SPECIAL The Huntsman was manufactured from the early 1990’s through to around 1996. This particular example is serial number HS1579, and what makes it so special is a few unusual fittings, along with that rather spectacular custom target stock. Considering the overtly target-orientated woodwork, this example is also fairly unusual in that it’s in.22 calibre. Whilst the Huntsman is an understandably simple design, that is in fact, part of the attraction, for devotees of this style of airgun.
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Vpnium crack. The Daystate Saxon Limited Edition air rifle is a celebration of England! It commemorates the 950th anniversary of the end of Saxon rule and the Coronation of the Norman King William I (William the Conqueror) on the 25th of December 1066, and a line of Kings and Queens of England unbroken to this day. I have just bought a as new less than 12mnth old X2 with sports walnut stock. Where is the Ser number situated is it at the back of the breeach.
A simple knock-open valve means the shot count isn’t anything spectacular, as air is drawn, unregulated, from the main air chamber. As the pressure drops in the main cylinder, over the course of the charge, the valve will open that bit easier, with a ‘power curve’ of sorts. Careful charging and monitoring of the number of shots taken, was the order of the day of course, and with this golden rule adhered to, performance can just be enjoyed. Early Huntsman’s were doing well to give 45 consistent shots, but the MKII should be good for somewhere between 50 -70.
A brass valve end, and swan neck bolt handle, give this MKII variant a more luxurious look, whilst stopping short of the garish gold cylinder of the Midas specification. The Huntsman’s 2-stage trigger, originally designed by top FT shooter, Barry McGraw, was ahead of its time, and with a straight brass match blade added to this example, performance and looks are hugely improved. MYSTERY TIMBER? In fact, whilst some mystery exists as to the origins of the customized woodwork, it is thought to be perhaps the work of John Welham, who made several special stocks in the mid-80’s into the 90’s, firstly as part of the Airmasters operation, then under his own banner. Other theories surrounding this model are that the stock is in fact, one of several made by the factory as test-beds for future projects.