Daystate Pulsar Air Rifle

The Daystate Pulsar Air Rifle represents a distinctive approach to PCP airgun design by combining compressed-air technology with electronic control systems. Unlike conventional mechanical PCP platforms, the Pulsar uses electronic control to manage its firing system and power output.

Its Mapped Compensated Technology (MCT) functions as a digital regulation system, while the electronic trigger provides a refined trigger interface. The Pulsar also features a reversible sidelever and 10-shot rotary magazine for convenient operation.

The bullpup configuration helps keep the rifle compact. The standard model measures approximately 760 mm overall with a 430 mm barrel, while the HP version extends to approximately 890 mm with a 585 mm barrel.

The standard Pulsar is available in .177, .22 and .25 caliber, while the HP configuration is offered in .22, .25 and .303 according to published Daystate specifications.

Specifications

• Brand: Daystate
• Model: Pulsar
• Type: Electronic PCP Bullpup Air Rifle
• Power System: Pre-Charged Pneumatic (PCP)
• Available Calibers: .177 / 4.5 mm, .22 / 5.5 mm, .25 / 6.35 mm
• Action: Electronic PCP System
• Cocking System: Reversible Sidelever
• Magazine: 10-Shot Rotary Magazine
• Loading: Magazine or Single-Shot Tray
• Barrel Length: Approx. 430 mm / 17 inches
• Overall Length: Approx. 760 mm / 30 inches
• Cylinder Capacity: 300 cc
• Maximum Fill Pressure: Up to 230 Bar
• Trigger: Adjustable Electronic Trigger
• Regulation Technology: MCT – Mapped Compensated Technology
• Valve System: Harper Patent Valve System
• Stock: Ambidextrous Synthetic or Laminate
• Pressure Gauge: Integrated Pressure Gauge
• Safety: Manual Safety with Bolt-Open Deactivation
• Platform: Bullpup PCP Air Rifle
• Country of Manufacture: United Kingdom

The standard Pulsar specifications above are based on Daystate’s published technical information. The Pulsar HP is a separate high-power configuration with a longer 585 mm barrel and different caliber availability.

Key Features

• Electronic PCP bullpup design
• Mapped Compensated Technology (MCT)
• Electronic trigger system
• Reversible sidelever
• 10-shot rotary magazine
• Single-shot loading tray
• 300 cc air cylinder
• Adjustable electronic trigger
• Ambidextrous stock options
• Integrated electronic display
• Integrated laser sight
• Quiet barrel shroud system
• Accessory mounting rail
• Available in multiple calibers

Daystate’s documentation describes the Pulsar as an electronic PCP bullpup incorporating MCT, an electronic trigger, a revised Harper valve system, LCD information display and an integrated laser system.