TAMING THE WOLF
The launch of the Daystate Delta Wolf was without doubt one of the biggest events in the 2020 airgun calendar. I was lucky enough to get my hands on the first fully functioning model, which was an awesome FAC-rated gun kicking out around 60 ft-lb. Impressive as it was, the majority of UK airgun shooters are off-ticket so they’re going to be a lot more interested in the sub-12 ft-lb model, and that’s the gun that I’ve spent a fortnight shooting in the lead-up to this test.
BLISTERING CONSISTENCY
One of the big selling points with the highpower Delta Wolf was its huge degree of tunability, but not surprisingly some of that has had to be removed from the legal-limit version. To prevent non-FAC shooters from finding themselves on the wrong side of the law, this model is set to generate a muzzle energy of around 11.8 ft-lb at full output, and it does that with unerring consistency. Incidentally, Daystate have made a very generous pledge to upgrade all legal-limit Delta Wolfs to full FAC spec should their owners decide to
