I don’t own and have never owned a Daystate but I love watching your videos. I find your knowledge, skill and attention to detail mesmerising. If I ever need to pull my Dreamtac apart yours is the video I will use for reference. Thanks for taking the time to make and upload these videos and respect for not immediately going down the advert money making rabbit hole.
Thanks I appreciate that, I really hate the youtube ads so I will never (by choice) put any ads on the videos, but thank you for the kind words, and thanks for watching.
You are very talented. No wonder the big companies are using your ideas/technical know how. They need to employ people like you who actually know what they are doing👍😊!!!
It can be a little daunting at first, but I just remember someone built it so it must be possible to take it apart, rebuild video coming soon, thanks for watching.
Thank you, I had my safety switch screws come loose then after tightening one snapped. Fortunately, I was able to work the shaft out, but this video made disassembly a breeze. Got some new screws at the hardware store and use 12mm instead of 10 with some blue lock tight so they won't back out and I don't have to over tighten. Only problem is if they do break again. I used stainless this time. I think the old ones were loose a while and damaged because I was quite cautious of my initial tensioning and don't feel it was too much that would normally cause an issue.
Thanks very much appreciated, lots of people ask about the Pic rails, but they are just too risky to do on other peoples rifles. Daystate need to start making the Pic-rail version of the block they would sell loads. thanks for watching.
@@jaytee8188 jeff.man.39545464 thats my facebook Id, but ill have a look, trouble is with facebook as soon as you hit the notification bell the messages are marked as read. But ill have another look where i get on facebook.
Thanks, surprised no one else has done it to be honest, its not a bad rifle to take apart the only tricky part is the safety spring. Thanks for watching.
Awesome video its crazy how the barrel is in place with two screws on top and cupling or something holding it in place as wel then you made a bunch of extra stuff for a gun that supposed to be awesome air gun .. im just saying I've never held one in my hands it might be different im sure it is ... but the awesome part is that you put a fx reg in front that is so cool 😎 thanks for sharing you are a very smart guy I must say ty again
Nice work mate, I'm glad you made this video now i know how everything works in my rifle. How did you upgrade the board? That would be a great video. 👍 👍👍👍
I didn't make any upgrades to the board, I meant more in the minor mechanical parts of the rifle, like the cocking arm and just giving everything a clean and re-grease. Electrickery is very much not in my area of expertise. Thanks for watching.
@@sub12airgunners sorry my misunderstanding, I'm very interested in the regulator mode, do you have any more of them regulator's around that i could buy one? Thanks for the great videos 😊👍👍👍
Hi Jake I've been going over this video so many times and the regulator upgrade is something I would like to do to my rifle. Would you be interested in making me the block for the regulator/bottle adapter? I have a spare m3 regulator and bottle adapter and would like to fit it to my gun. Hope this is something you would be interested in doing for me. Thanks again 👍👍👍
I like them, I hope more manufactures start putting this type of stuff in the rifles, its interesting and the more manufacturers play with it the better it will become. Thanks for watching.
@@sub12airgunners Technology has pretty much ruined cars. They are built like garbage but they lure people in with these electronics bells and whistles. Why would I want them in something I may rely on to save my life or put food on the table? I will never purchase any kind of a weapon that relies on electronics to work. End of story. I think it's gimmicky and dumb.
@@dangerous8333 Again fair enough but the whole idea of an Airgun is a gimmick they are toys really, if you wanted a reliable way to put food on the table you would be much safer just getting a .22lr or for larger game .308, no seals, no air requirement, more durable, less moving parts, re-loadable ammunition, longer engagement range, etc. And the use of an Airgun for personal safety is just irresponsible, the Redwolf is fun to shoot and accurate that's all it needs to do for me, its different and I like it just as much as my Leshiy 2 or my Impact. Thanks for watching.
Its a brilliant idea i have had a airwolf for six years now never once let me down amazing trigger and superfast locktime you only have to hover cross hairs on target pull the trigger and the pelllet is out the gun you should try one .
If you can make all these upgrades relatively cheap on all these different rifles, then why don't the manufacturers do that as standard. You're schooling their design teams. We'll done 👍
hello could anyone help me. my indexing pin fell out of my gun and now the magazine does not index. the screws are still in place. its bizarre how it fell out but it did. my question is can i remove the screws and replace the indexing pin with air in the bottle or not? i dont know an effective way to remove the air without shooting the gun till its empty. thankyou
Hey there found your TH-cam channel last week just amazed how you know your way around so mini rifles you said you are on eBay could you leave a link thanks
Yep sure, ebay link below. Thanks for watching. www.ebay.co.uk/sch/geoffeve-7/m.html?item=373628672522&hash=item56fe011a0a%3Ag%3AhWIAAOSwZH1gn8Wn&rt=nc&_trksid=p2047675.l2562
Hey Mark! Grateful for your videos. I have an issue which I hoped you could help me with. I recently bought the PRS “short throw lover” and after swapping it with the standard one, the safety catch fells a bit less stiff AND I have to turn it off and back on before EVERY shot now. Any idea as to what could have caused this?? Really appreciate your help and knowledge. Thank you, Ari.
@@sub12airgunners That's exactly what it was!! and I was actually able to find the ball bearing somewhere in my tool box (same odds as winning the lottery) problem solved. you sir, are a life saver, hands down. Love your work.
Great Video! thank you, can you please share more information how and what need to do to have this removable bottle option you did? and if I may, do you have link to the picatinny rail attachments you add? thank you
I showed a little more information on the pic rail in the red white and blue wolf build, link below, and the bottle adapter was done machined like the original but where the original had a 18x1.5 male thread I tapped the block and made a stainless 12 x 1 adapter which screwed in and allowed us to screw the bottle on and off. Thanks for watching. th-cam.com/video/Tp_aek98gG0/w-d-xo.html
I hope this message reaches you, I just bought a second hand red wolf and haven't owned an electric rifle before so I've no idea. If I switch my gun to safe after firing then switch it to fire just by using the safety switch on the back, it cocks my rifle so I can shoot it again. Not even touching the side lever. I haven't tried this with a mag in the breech but I can keep cocking the rifle and dry firing with the safety. Also it only has 2 programmable modes, power low, med and high or turning the magazine counter on/off. I have a feeling that this is not right but can't get any info from anywhere. Please help 👍👍👍
yes that was done for hunters i believe so if the gun go's to sleep you can flick the safety and it's live, the 2 power modes i have not seen one but i have herd of this before, but your dealer will be able to up date the soft where 👍
Can you tell me the FX part number of the M3 bottle adapter you used so that you can remove the bottle without dumping all the air in it? That will make my life a bit easier also. Thanks.
@@sub12airgunners Thank you for the quick reply. I really enjoy your videos and find the ones on guns I have very useful. Any chance you can do a disassembly/reassembly video on one of the Brocock XR line (Commander, sniper, etc)?
Tough question, I don't think the Electronic action has reached its full potential yet, more work to be done by Daystate, so for the moment mechanical is king, but very soon electronics will reign. Thanks for watching.
@@sub12airgunners I completely disagree. Though I'll be waiting for your video demonstrating how to shoot a rifle that relies on electronics underwater.
I don’t own and have never owned a Daystate but I love watching your videos. I find your knowledge, skill and attention to detail mesmerising. If I ever need to pull my Dreamtac apart yours is the video I will use for reference. Thanks for taking the time to make and upload these videos and respect for not immediately going down the advert money making rabbit hole.
Thanks I appreciate that, I really hate the youtube ads so I will never (by choice) put any ads on the videos, but thank you for the kind words, and thanks for watching.
Nicely done tear down. Got to say your videos are spot on, no faffing around, to the point and show or tell the techy bits. 👍
Glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for watching.
I love the way you speed up the video so we don’t have to waste time ! Wish all the other You tubers would do the same !
I get very bored watching it when editing too. thanks for watching.
Absolutely amazing jake, you make a complicated rifle look very simple, very very talented man .
Thanks Phil, once you remove the PCB from the equation it becomes a lot simpler, Thanks for watching.
Another great video 👍
I must admit I laughed when I saw the Daystate running a Swedish bottle 😉
Probably should change that bottle, but I don't have a daystate bottle to swap it for. Thanks for watching.
Lovely machining work also.... you are a craftsman sir...👍
Thank you very much! Thanks for watching.
You are very talented. No wonder the big companies are using your ideas/technical know how. They need to employ people like you who actually know what they are doing👍😊!!!
👍😊!
Amazing video, makes it look so easy but it's not! Looking forward to seeing it go back together!👍
It can be a little daunting at first, but I just remember someone built it so it must be possible to take it apart, rebuild video coming soon, thanks for watching.
The other half of your excellent video... Thanks so much for the effort you made to share this :-)
thanks for watching 😁
Thank you, I had my safety switch screws come loose then after tightening one snapped. Fortunately, I was able to work the shaft out, but this video made disassembly a breeze. Got some new screws at the hardware store and use 12mm instead of 10 with some blue lock tight so they won't back out and I don't have to over tighten. Only problem is if they do break again. I used stainless this time. I think the old ones were loose a while and damaged because I was quite cautious of my initial tensioning and don't feel it was too much that would normally cause an issue.
Wow amazing I need same picatinny in my RW , good job my friend.
Thanks very much appreciated, lots of people ask about the Pic rails, but they are just too risky to do on other peoples rifles. Daystate need to start making the Pic-rail version of the block they would sell loads. thanks for watching.
Nice one Jeff, thanks. Looking forward to your next L2 videos. 👍
More to come!
@@sub12airgunners Cheers Jeff, I’ve sent you a message via FB Messenger, not sure if you’ve caught up there, or if it’s even you!!! 🤣
@@jaytee8188 jeff.man.39545464 thats my facebook Id, but ill have a look, trouble is with facebook as soon as you hit the notification bell the messages are marked as read. But ill have another look where i get on facebook.
Brilliant video on a supper gun.
Thank you, it certainly is a very nice rifle. Thanks for watching.
Finally someone disassemble this rifle. And this is you 👌👌👌👍👍👍👍
Thanks, surprised no one else has done it to be honest, its not a bad rifle to take apart the only tricky part is the safety spring. Thanks for watching.
Great video and explanation.....where was this my first time when I bent my safety spiring ....thank you...
lol yep been there done that, never again though. Thanks for watching.
Great video i love the mods you have done i want the same on my Midnight FAC 22 here in Australia. Pic rail and M3 valve. Good job.
I want your knowledge.
I'll keep watching..........🍺🍿😁
Awesome video its crazy how the barrel is in place with two screws on top and cupling or something holding it in place as wel then you made a bunch of extra stuff for a gun that supposed to be awesome air gun .. im just saying I've never held one in my hands it might be different im sure it is ... but the awesome part is that you put a fx reg in front that is so cool 😎 thanks for sharing you are a very smart guy I must say ty again
Thanks, a couple little upgrades have turned this into a really special rifle, Thanks for watching.
Brilliant.
Thanks for watching 👍
your good at that!
Nice work mate, I'm glad you made this video now i know how everything works in my rifle. How did you upgrade the board? That would be a great video. 👍 👍👍👍
I didn't make any upgrades to the board, I meant more in the minor mechanical parts of the rifle, like the cocking arm and just giving everything a clean and re-grease. Electrickery is very much not in my area of expertise. Thanks for watching.
@@sub12airgunners sorry my misunderstanding, I'm very interested in the regulator mode, do you have any more of them regulator's around that i could buy one? Thanks for the great videos 😊👍👍👍
Hi Jake I've been going over this video so many times and the regulator upgrade is something I would like to do to my rifle. Would you be interested in making me the block for the regulator/bottle adapter? I have a spare m3 regulator and bottle adapter and would like to fit it to my gun. Hope this is something you would be interested in doing for me. Thanks again 👍👍👍
Excellent. Thank you 👍
Brilliant video
Thanks, I appreciate that. Thanks for watching.
I am amazed that anyone thinks electronics in a PCP ( even a top shelf unit) is a good idea.
I like them, I hope more manufactures start putting this type of stuff in the rifles, its interesting and the more manufacturers play with it the better it will become. Thanks for watching.
@@sub12airgunners Technology has pretty much ruined cars. They are built like garbage but they lure people in with these electronics bells and whistles. Why would I want them in something I may rely on to save my life or put food on the table?
I will never purchase any kind of a weapon that relies on electronics to work.
End of story.
I think it's gimmicky and dumb.
@@dangerous8333 Again fair enough but the whole idea of an Airgun is a gimmick they are toys really, if you wanted a reliable way to put food on the table you would be much safer just getting a .22lr or for larger game .308, no seals, no air requirement, more durable, less moving parts, re-loadable ammunition, longer engagement range, etc. And the use of an Airgun for personal safety is just irresponsible, the Redwolf is fun to shoot and accurate that's all it needs to do for me, its different and I like it just as much as my Leshiy 2 or my Impact.
Thanks for watching.
Its a brilliant idea i have had a airwolf for six years now never once let me down amazing trigger and superfast locktime you only have to hover cross hairs on target pull the trigger and the pelllet is out the gun you should try one .
I hope that one day you will disassembly Delta Wolf :)
Hopefully, you never know, might get my hands on one someday. Thanks for watching.
Nice work
Thank you! Cheers! Thanks for watching.
In French there is a saying better is the enemy of good ! Not sure many would even try improving this rifle, considering its cost !
Not much else I can do to this one, but its fun fiddling around with it. Thanks for watching.
Is there a particular orientation while refitting the transfer port into the pcp
nice one 👏👏👌
👌 Thanks for watching.
thanks for the video 😍
You're welcome 😊
If you can make all these upgrades relatively cheap on all these different rifles, then why don't the manufacturers do that as standard. You're schooling their design teams. We'll done 👍
Thanks, I guess its just a lack of time, all these upgrades are very simple but they just cost a bit more time. But thanks for watching.
hello could anyone help me. my indexing pin fell out of my gun and now the magazine does not index. the screws are still in place. its bizarre how it fell out but it did. my question is can i remove the screws and replace the indexing pin with air in the bottle or not? i dont know an effective way to remove the air without shooting the gun till its empty. thankyou
Hey there found your TH-cam channel last week just amazed how you know your way around so mini rifles you said you are on eBay could you leave a link thanks
Yep sure, ebay link below. Thanks for watching.
www.ebay.co.uk/sch/geoffeve-7/m.html?item=373628672522&hash=item56fe011a0a%3Ag%3AhWIAAOSwZH1gn8Wn&rt=nc&_trksid=p2047675.l2562
Hello there! Where can I buy this front block to use FX bottle valve on it? The original one has to be milled?
Hi this is a custom part we made for the vid, sorry we don't make them to sell
Hey Mark!
Grateful for your videos. I have an issue which I hoped you could help me with. I recently bought the PRS “short throw lover” and after swapping it with the standard one, the safety catch fells a bit less stiff AND I have to turn it off and back on before EVERY shot now. Any idea as to what could have caused this??
Really appreciate your help and knowledge. Thank you, Ari.
Sounds like when you fitted the arm you may have an issue with the ball or spring that work like a detent for the lever 👍
@@sub12airgunners That's exactly what it was!! and I was actually able to find the ball bearing somewhere in my tool box (same odds as winning the lottery) problem solved. you sir, are a life saver, hands down. Love your work.
Great Video! thank you, can you please share more information how and what need to do to have this removable bottle option you did? and if I may, do you have link to the picatinny rail attachments you add? thank you
I showed a little more information on the pic rail in the red white and blue wolf build, link below, and the bottle adapter was done machined like the original but where the original had a 18x1.5 male thread I tapped the block and made a stainless 12 x 1 adapter which screwed in and allowed us to screw the bottle on and off. Thanks for watching.
th-cam.com/video/Tp_aek98gG0/w-d-xo.html
I hope this message reaches you, I just bought a second hand red wolf and haven't owned an electric rifle before so I've no idea.
If I switch my gun to safe after firing then switch it to fire just by using the safety switch on the back, it cocks my rifle so I can shoot it again. Not even touching the side lever. I haven't tried this with a mag in the breech but I can keep cocking the rifle and dry firing with the safety. Also it only has 2 programmable modes, power low, med and high or turning the magazine counter on/off.
I have a feeling that this is not right but can't get any info from anywhere. Please help 👍👍👍
yes that was done for hunters i believe so if the gun go's to sleep you can flick the safety and it's live, the 2 power modes i have not seen one but i have herd of this before, but your dealer will be able to up date the soft where 👍
@@sub12airgunners thanks very much for your help 👍👍👍
Does the software can be fixed or sold
Can you tell me the FX part number of the M3 bottle adapter you used so that you can remove the bottle without dumping all the air in it? That will make my life a bit easier also. Thanks.
Its a completely different front block I made up, but the M3 reg bottle adapter is part no. D97. Thanks for watching.
@@sub12airgunners Thank you for the quick reply. I really enjoy your videos and find the ones on guns I have very useful. Any chance you can do a disassembly/reassembly video on one of the Brocock XR line (Commander, sniper, etc)?
It’s the thread for the FX reg/bottle same for Daystate breech block?
No, its a custom one I made, the Daystate ones are slightly coarser threads. Thanks for watching.
Thumbs up one again.. Jeff quick question do you prefer electronic over mechanical action!
Tough question, I don't think the Electronic action has reached its full potential yet, more work to be done by Daystate, so for the moment mechanical is king, but very soon electronics will reign. Thanks for watching.
@@sub12airgunners I completely disagree.
Though I'll be waiting for your video demonstrating how to shoot a rifle that relies on electronics underwater.
@@dangerous8333
Fair enough, but why would you want to shoot an Airgun underwater?
Does Alan Deville know what you have done to this rifle ?
Not sure, Tony knows all about it though. Thanks for watching.
Bottle thread size, please?
M 18X 1.5
I will never own a weapon that relies on electronics to function.
End of story.