Sorry for the low quality pics, from phone. The stock is awesome! Oh yeah, and it shoots good to. More to come once I get a chance to stretch the legs.

(+) Paul (+)
USFT #230, Nikko Diamond 10-50x60
FX Royale .22, Hawke SW 8-32x56
PROD .22, Hawke Varmint 4-16x40
MROD .177, Nikko 8-32x56
2010 Squirrel count - 105
2011 Squirrel count - 109

I think the sportier has better lines than the thumbhole. I see you have good, better , best as far as airguns go in that middle picture. Nice.

Winds light and variable!

(+) Paul (+)
USFT #230, Nikko Diamond 10-50x60
FX Royale .22, Hawke SW 8-32x56
PROD .22, Hawke Varmint 4-16x40
MROD .177, Nikko 8-32x56
2010 Squirrel count - 105
2011 Squirrel count - 109

I have to say, all these new aquatic stocks leave me a little cold. I do most of my serious shooting off a benchrest and the curvy lines of the buttstock look like they wouldn't work well off a rear bag and pedestal front. To each his own.

The wood does appear to be of nice quality, however. I have a Huntsman MkII with a very nice field target type adjustable stock made from English walnut. Daystate does nice woodwork and has for quite some time.

shooting off of a bench. The forend is rounded and the sharpe bottom of the butt makes riding the benchrest bags difficult. The worst part is the offset (or cast) of the butt.

However, I love the MCT. The quality is outstanding RE: triggrer, magazine, single shot tray, and bolt function. It is also extremely accurate.

Everything is a compromise.

Chuck Smith

in your rack , were talking Daystates here !!
very nice sir and a looker for sure !!!!!

(+) Paul (+)
USFT #230, Nikko Diamond 10-50x60
FX Royale .22, Hawke SW 8-32x56
PROD .22, Hawke Varmint 4-16x40
MROD .177, Nikko 8-32x56
2010 Squirrel count - 105
2011 Squirrel count - 109

Out of the box no other airgun company gives their customers better wood. Not to mention quality + performance. Congrats!

(+) Paul (+)
USFT #230, Nikko Diamond 10-50x60
FX Royale .22, Hawke SW 8-32x56
PROD .22, Hawke Varmint 4-16x40
MROD .177, Nikko 8-32x56
2010 Squirrel count - 105
2011 Squirrel count - 109

congrats

Lonnie Smith
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That is a fine looking machine! I'm also a new owner of these electric BB guns... Mine is the Airwolf MCT with Hugget. I love it!

I love the lines of it and the wood is to die for... the daystates shoot reallty nice too....
well chosen friend..
dk
ok if i cannot touch it .. I can look at it in person..
dk

"HAVE GUN WILL TRAVEL"

(+) Paul (+)
USFT #230, Nikko Diamond 10-50x60
FX Royale .22, Hawke SW 8-32x56
PROD .22, Hawke Varmint 4-16x40
MROD .177, Nikko 8-32x56
2010 Squirrel count - 105
2011 Squirrel count - 109

(+) Paul (+)
USFT #230, Nikko Diamond 10-50x60
FX Royale .22, Hawke SW 8-32x56
PROD .22, Hawke Varmint 4-16x40
MROD .177, Nikko 8-32x56
2010 Squirrel count - 105
2011 Squirrel count - 109

That looks nice and like you said I am sure it shoots as well! One question how does that FX shoot compared to the Daystate? I know hard question!

if you are referring to accuracy they're both about even.

if you referring to shot cycle characteristics the daystate beats the fx.the lock time and trigger are the reason. if you need more info you can email me and we can chat on the phone.

(+) Paul (+)
USFT #230, Nikko Diamond 10-50x60
FX Royale .22, Hawke SW 8-32x56
PROD .22, Hawke Varmint 4-16x40
MROD .177, Nikko 8-32x56
2010 Squirrel count - 105
2011 Squirrel count - 109