.22cal with 3 power settings

Hi: 18.1gr JSB @ 915-920fps

Med: JSB 18.1 @ 800, 15.9 @ 860 & 13.43 AA @ 900

Low: 18.1 @ 730, 15.9 @ 770 & 13.43 AA @ 805

Scope is an SWFA 3-15X42 FFP in FX adjustable rings

Extremely accurate and very air efficient

I had a Daystate airwolf MCT and the MK4 MCT. Both hade the ability to chance speed electronically and that was really useful to hone in accuracy. Both barrels seemed to get dirty and open up accuracy. Bore snake always got me back quickly. The magazines seemed to diminish accuracy, so I single loaded.
I read that the Red Wolf has a super thin wrist, and it is prone to catastrophic failure at that point. So be aware of that issue. Good luck with the new rig.

I had the MCT and MK4 also. I installed the Heliboard in my MCT and liked it so much I risked selling to purchase the RW.

I had the Airwolf first, then I traded for the MK4. I thoght the MK4 would hold nicer, but the Airwolf was steadier for me. I also like the larger bottle on the Airwolf.
I think I would like to give the RW a try, but that delicate wrist and the price are barriers to me.

Even with a narrow wrist, the wood is a laminate, so much stronger than walnut.

The wrist is hollow to house batteries. Narrow, thin, and laminate seems to be a bit prone to breaking.

Shipping damage?

https://www.airgunnation.com/topic/daystate-angel-of-broken-wings/

I didn't read the whole thread but I am assuming during shipping.

Wow! I would think the laminate to be strong enough. A miscalculation I suppose. Sorry to see those things broken. I still like the look of those guns. Expensive but no more so than my personal tastes. I would give about $500 for one of those guns complete but broken. Good luck and Be Well. Rusty