Bought this almost purely based on this review and my god is it worth the hype. Been able to hit 12 oz cans reliably at 75 yards with it. I tend to use a scope, but on the right days when the air is still it's immediately obvious just how consistent this rifle really is. I can reliably put shots into the same hole at 50 yards even with a bit of wind. This rifle looks GORGEOUS, feels great in the hand, and in the 26 foot-pound variant I've got here in the USA, it hits like a freight train. It's whisper quiet, so quiet that many have been surprised to see just how hard this thing can hit because the noise is so heavily suppressed that you strain to hear it fire from about 20 yards. I've seen some pellets fired from this rifle go clean through 1/2 inch thick wooden planks and still hit a soda can so hard that it nearly severs the top and bottom of the can. The power and accuracy if this thing have damn near ruined my interest in other replica airguns - Diana would do well to launch a line of PCP replicas - an M1 Garand or Lee Enfield in this style would be incredible.
It is nice to see a manufacturer actually take into consideration the restrictive UK market and produce a firearm that has great function and authentic aesthetics.
Bought this from Vector Air recently, based on your great reviews. Its so much fun. Guys at VA were beyond brilliant at advising me and supporting me to get the whole shooting package.
Perhaps it might seem odd to the majority of UA-cam users, but I would like to take the opportunity to thank you, Sir. Your videos provide a great help to me concerning my purchase decision. Again, Thank you Sir! Best wishes from Germany, Oooh No!
I have the .22. Here in the states I’m getting 31fpe using H&N 21gr slugs. I absolutely love this rifle! I love my WW2 history and this is a very nice replica. Of course it’s not a 100% replica, but I’m extremely happy about it. Diana needs to chamber one in .25. I’d love to see a whole line of WW2 replica guns in pcp. Garand, Arisaka, Mosin, Enfield, 1903 Springfield..
Iv got the under lever version and while it does lack a bit of authenticity, it's a fave of mine. Hits hard and exactly where you point it. Open sights work properly and she cracks like a whip.
@@jimmibram hi mate. I got rid of mine a while ago, put it towards a TX200. But my k98 had sights that were adjustable in both directions as I remember that mine shot miles to the left as well, very strange 🤔 But I was able to correct it with the sight moved right over. I don't know what you can do to fix that if the PCP version doesn't have them. Maybe check on the airgun forums and see if there's an aftermarket part you can use. Good luck 👍
Hi Andy , great review today . i love this rifle . And as you say has a dual role ....... i think the price is great .... thank you Andy ...... cheers Simon from York
I thought it was just a gimmick kind of thing, but with that power and accuracy that's an actual useful gun for pest control and anything else people use airguns for :O
@Pete graham You think breathing air is a privilege lol? Granted by the government right? You must of loved the Nazi party. But anyway, airguns are NOT illegal, require no license and thus not a privilege.
Another perfect review. A rifle I've admired since childhood. Had the chance to fire the Lee Enfield 303 . As an air cadet. Maybe in the future I'll be the owner of a Mauser. Beautiful ornament for the wall , when not in use. Thank you Andy. Glad you're well and hope the same for family. From Richard Leeds West Yorkshire.
The Sentinel X is absolutely amazing and has become my favorite even though I have a Titan and other more expensive scopes!!! OH I absolutely enjoyed the Mauser presentation.
If only more replicas were pcp and pellet pushing, the best of both worlds, nice to see something accurate and in a classic guise. I'm waiting for the 177 pcp AK47 now( fully auto would be nice!! )
Got mine back in April. Absolutely love it. I have shot pellets and slugs with great accuracy. The inexpensive Crosman 14.3gr HP have shot great. NSA 17.5gr slugs and H&N 21gr slugs shot amazing as well. Already have taken groundhog around the farm with my K98 and all three of those rounds. Just put high mounts on a scoped it. Going to try H&N rabbit magnum power rounds next. If you’re looking for a great entry level pcp for small game and love WW2 stuff, then this air gun is a no brainer!
Update on my comment. My K98 .22 absolutely loves the H&N rabbit magnum rounds and they hit with authority! Accuracy falls off after 30 yards, but 30 yards and in these rounds are the hardest hitting in my k98.
being one of those picki types when it comes to replicas ,i was very surprised by this offering from Diana and represents great value to boot! i found a nice 60s scope , that has a single bar vertical and spaced horizontal bar with a target gap between which is an approx replica issued in ww2. ..i dont use the mag as i like the deliberate load and shoot of target shooting also less worry regarding height of scope clamps to avoid fouling the mag... as andy points out for a .177 its remarkably quiet for a full power pcp great for keeping neighbours happy.
Just placed my order at cheshire Gun Rooms. I've been undecided on what i wanted. I didn't want a pcp rifle that resembled a pool cue strapped to a divers tank. I was after something relatively accurate and stylish but not a fashion fad item. This looks fantastic, and with a small air tank, should be easier with a stirrup pump, but still have enough shots to last a session at the range. I can't wait to get my hands on it. Thanks Andy, you've helped me make my mind up after weeks of looking around.
@@Anaesthetist98 I found the rifle to be consistently accurate at 20yds, as that was my local range had. It feels solid, works well and looks great. As for the hand pump, it is do-able, but not ideal. I havent used it for a few months, and its still got the same air in that i left it with so no signs of leakage. Its great fun to use, and looks like the real deal.
@@Anaesthetist98 I put a scope on, but not a retro era kind of thing. More to suite my eye sight basically. I am sure you can get one suited to the period looks though.
Hi Andy nice to see a really useable replica air gun,have to take my (tin) hat off to those guys at Diana and at that price it’s going to be another one to add to my collection…
As it is a Stormrider in its nature it could be turned into regulated pneumatic (the original is unregulated) by installing a regulator (around 90 €). This will reduce amount of shots but it will give it some match degree, but it is still a hobby rifle (Freizeitgewehr).
That's suprisingly accurate for a modern day SPAdiana. I've got three of their barrels that I cannot achieve those results with. It could of course be me. I like the look of this.
I looked for mauser reviews and the version with no bolt action was no good so im glad to see a bolt. I thought the mauser was made much earlier than 35
It looks a bit like one of the budget Japan made for BSA scopes from back in the '60s. German scopes tended to be a lot shorter like the ZF41. There are repro ones about but I don't know if the mount is going to fit the Diana.
@@jambutty2218 To me? Not now, I don't shoot anymore, I was just trying to add some handy info for the original comment. ZF41 scopes are short and may require some 'L' shaped mounts to span the loading port, or be mounted behind it but then you may not have enough eye relief. No doubt there is someone with the tools and ability to do this though! I'd just be a Fudd and use iron sights. . . .
Thanks for yet another great review. Same unbiased commentary. Seems very accurate, would have been interesting to see how good it was using the open sites. Thanks again. Regards price, I’ve seen replica AKs with a difference of around £80-90 depending on if you want faux wood or the real McCoy. 👍
Thank you andy been waiting for this long time it's a beautiful air rifle it may not be a competition target air rifle but if you see the history of the real k98 k can you imaging what the shooting range would they say to you when they see the k98 air rifle at a distance more likely scare them thinking that it is a real rifle
Nice review and nice rifle, but my issue in the UK is not just with this rifle but air rifles in general. This product is £420 rrp but in USA being sold for $375 (£275 approx).So why so expensive in UK ?
I'm on the fence with this one. It doesn't seem to have the realism I like when buying a period gun like this. It kind of looks like a toy to me. I'd have to stain it a bit darker and then scuff up the wood and metal to a field used appearance. Excellent review as always, Andy.
Get a real one or shut it. There HAS to be some compromises otherwise it would be a 1200+ dollar practically fully custom air rifle. Its just not practical, I like it really. Or you can always get the basically toys that look like a replica and all you can do is plink with it, won't kill anything except maybe a mouse at 10m.
BTW GSG/RWS/Diana should think about it, this one is their old good Stormrider platform in styled stock. I believe it should not be a huge deal to put it in other stocks as well.
It's a really cool K98 replica, the only thing I don't like is the fact that it has silencer features because the K98 had a very destinctive loud noise that I would've loved if they had brought that to the PCP version, i know air rifles aren't really loud like a powder burner but I'm still a bit disappointed that they tried to incorporate silencing feature to the barrel. The other thing I don't like about it is how much the magazine sticks out, I wish and hope that one day we can have "regular" magazine fed action rather than the circular types of PCP magazines that is favored by manufacturers, i know the magazine design is due to technical practicability i am also aware that this particular rifle used clips, but regardless I'd love a PCP rifle with a more classic magazine design that we know from powder burners
a none-rotary magazine would require a mechanism for indexing each shot without deforming the lead pellet, the only non-rotary magazines iv seen used is a chain-link system or a stick magazine you have to index yourself by sliding it sideways, it would be possible to make such a gun use dummy rounds each containing a pellet but the simplest method is usually the best specially when it come to a pcp that uses 20+ftlb in none restrictive countries.
Before Dunblain I used to own a Mauser rifle. Brilliant to use, the stock number was 00037 and fired a 7.92 round. I had to ship my ammunition in from Argentina.
@daibhidhSCO just got rid of my whole collection. Semi-autos, revovlers. I felt that all the authorities needed was an xcuse and brought the pressure on. Its a new world of armourments now. Gunpowder is becoming a thing of the past...
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How is the ebayspecial doing from your Best PCP Compressor Review video?
Bought this almost purely based on this review and my god is it worth the hype. Been able to hit 12 oz cans reliably at 75 yards with it. I tend to use a scope, but on the right days when the air is still it's immediately obvious just how consistent this rifle really is. I can reliably put shots into the same hole at 50 yards even with a bit of wind. This rifle looks GORGEOUS, feels great in the hand, and in the 26 foot-pound variant I've got here in the USA, it hits like a freight train. It's whisper quiet, so quiet that many have been surprised to see just how hard this thing can hit because the noise is so heavily suppressed that you strain to hear it fire from about 20 yards. I've seen some pellets fired from this rifle go clean through 1/2 inch thick wooden planks and still hit a soda can so hard that it nearly severs the top and bottom of the can. The power and accuracy if this thing have damn near ruined my interest in other replica airguns - Diana would do well to launch a line of PCP replicas - an M1 Garand or Lee Enfield in this style would be incredible.
I'd like to see more of this type of PCP rifles, it's a fantastic idea.
It is nice to see a manufacturer actually take into consideration the restrictive UK market and produce a firearm that has great function and authentic aesthetics.
This is my go to rifle now I have lots of guns and rifles but keep coming back to it
Bought this from Vector Air recently, based on your great reviews. Its so much fun. Guys at VA were beyond brilliant at advising me and supporting me to get the whole shooting package.
Perhaps it might seem odd to the majority of UA-cam users, but I would like to take the opportunity to thank you, Sir.
Your videos provide a great help to me concerning my purchase decision.
Again, Thank you Sir!
Best wishes from Germany, Oooh No!
I have the .22. Here in the states I’m getting 31fpe using H&N 21gr slugs. I absolutely love this rifle! I love my WW2 history and this is a very nice replica. Of course it’s not a 100% replica, but I’m extremely happy about it. Diana needs to chamber one in .25. I’d love to see a whole line of WW2 replica guns in pcp. Garand, Arisaka, Mosin, Enfield, 1903 Springfield..
This is the best airgun I've ever seen and I'm over the half century mark, I love that little pressure gauge.
for the record, there is a mosin the Gletcher Mosin Nagant M1944 Steel .177 BB CO2 Air Rifle
, and lee enfield: Lee Enfield SMLE CO2 .177
@@letsgobrandon. subjective as anything, bmw are bad cars, but jeeps arent, its prefence and i dont care for yours
I would do anything for a full wood steel SVD dragonov like this ... anything !
Yess! Eventually!!
Diana made the version that everyone actually wanted... and is a PCP even better!
Best air rifle I've ever seen
Love it..i agree ,distress it with the trigger and bolt darkened.
Iv got the under lever version and while it does lack a bit of authenticity, it's a fave of mine. Hits hard and exactly where you point it.
Open sights work properly and she cracks like a whip.
My bro has the same, he loves it.
@@ianmangham4570 it's a cracking rifle 👍
Your version has the "side adjustable" rear sights right? It is missing on the PCP version, which really sucks. Mine shoots a good deal to the left.
@@jimmibram hi mate. I got rid of mine a while ago, put it towards a TX200. But my k98 had sights that were adjustable in both directions as I remember that mine shot miles to the left as well, very strange 🤔 But I was able to correct it with the sight moved right over.
I don't know what you can do to fix that if the PCP version doesn't have them. Maybe check on the airgun forums and see if there's an aftermarket part you can use. Good luck 👍
Hi Andy , great review today . i love this rifle . And as you say has a dual role ....... i think the price is great .... thank you Andy ...... cheers Simon from York
I thought it was just a gimmick kind of thing, but with that power and accuracy that's an actual useful gun for pest control and anything else people use airguns for :O
@Pete graham breaking the law???
@Pete graham Air guns are not illegal, neither are they a privilege granted by the government so there's nothing to "give up"
@Pete graham You think breathing air is a privilege lol? Granted by the government right? You must of loved the Nazi party. But anyway, airguns are NOT illegal, require no license and thus not a privilege.
@Pete graham And I know you're a troll, government one probably with ya fake as hell account
@Pete graham I think you speak for yourself. I like most enthusiasts attend a range.Grew up in a farming community so have legal access to farmland.
Another perfect review. A rifle I've admired since childhood. Had the chance to fire the Lee Enfield 303 . As an air cadet. Maybe in the future I'll be the owner of a Mauser. Beautiful ornament for the wall , when not in use. Thank you Andy. Glad you're well and hope the same for family. From Richard Leeds West Yorkshire.
Great to see a replica that has a practical use as well as looking great.
Fantastic review, as always. Thanks Andy 🖖
So pleased you've reviewed this rifle.
Been hoping you would for a long time.
Thank you for the great videos, keep up the great work.
Very nice and its nice to see a reasonable price too
Want to vector air a couple of weeks ago and Andy was there when I was collecting my bsa clx he took time out to have a chat top man
The Sentinel X is absolutely amazing and has become my favorite even though I have a Titan and other more expensive scopes!!! OH I absolutely enjoyed the Mauser presentation.
Andy, I always love the enthusiasm you put into your reviews as well as the research you do. A thank you from Sandusky, Ohio USA.
Yes, I want one!
Its such a great looking PCP, I just had to put one in my Armory
If only more replicas were pcp and pellet pushing, the best of both worlds, nice to see something accurate and in a classic guise. I'm waiting for the 177 pcp AK47 now( fully auto would be nice!! )
no fully autos in the UK :(
Needed an AAR review on this gun! It’s my next
Got mine back in April. Absolutely love it. I have shot pellets and slugs with great accuracy. The inexpensive Crosman 14.3gr HP have shot great. NSA 17.5gr slugs and H&N 21gr slugs shot amazing as well. Already have taken groundhog around the farm with my K98 and all three of those rounds. Just put high mounts on a scoped it. Going to try H&N rabbit magnum power rounds next. If you’re looking for a great entry level pcp for small game and love WW2 stuff, then this air gun is a no brainer!
Update on my comment. My K98 .22 absolutely loves the H&N rabbit magnum rounds and they hit with authority! Accuracy falls off after 30 yards, but 30 yards and in these rounds are the hardest hitting in my k98.
Are all the parts metal? The stock clamp and sling holders?
Nice, been waiting for this review for a while. And the Diana to make an apprance in this country all year!
Very nice indeed! I hope they do more PCP replicas. They have the best of both worlds (realism and usability).
being one of those picki types when it comes to replicas ,i was very surprised by this offering from Diana and represents great value to boot! i found a nice 60s scope , that has a single bar vertical and spaced horizontal bar with a target gap between which is an approx replica issued in ww2. ..i dont use the mag as i like the deliberate load and shoot of target shooting also less worry regarding height of scope clamps to avoid fouling the mag... as andy points out for a .177 its remarkably quiet for a full power pcp great for keeping neighbours happy.
Great idea, well reviewed Andy. One replica that would turn heads when in use.
I would like to see more airgun companies making replica like this.
Just placed my order at cheshire Gun Rooms.
I've been undecided on what i wanted. I didn't want a pcp rifle that resembled a pool cue strapped to a divers tank. I was after something relatively accurate and stylish but not a fashion fad item. This looks fantastic, and with a small air tank, should be easier with a stirrup pump, but still have enough shots to last a session at the range.
I can't wait to get my hands on it. Thanks Andy, you've helped me make my mind up after weeks of looking around.
Cheshire Gun Rooms is local to me too! How have you got on with this rifle and using a pump?
@@Anaesthetist98
I found the rifle to be consistently accurate at 20yds, as that was my local range had. It feels solid, works well and looks great. As for the hand pump, it is do-able, but not ideal. I havent used it for a few months, and its still got the same air in that i left it with so no signs of leakage. Its great fun to use, and looks like the real deal.
@@RadioBass oh fantastic! What scope do you have on the rifle? Any ideas for a scope that's in fitting with the period of the rifle?
@@Anaesthetist98
I put a scope on, but not a retro era kind of thing. More to suite my eye sight basically. I am sure you can get one suited to the period looks though.
Im very happy with the spring version, sure it will be around for longer..
Hi Andy nice to see a really useable replica air gun,have to take my (tin) hat off to those guys at Diana and at that price it’s going to be another one to add to my collection…
Very nice rifle and surprisingly affordable.....if only it were a ww2 era Enfield no.4!
As it is a Stormrider in its nature it could be turned into regulated pneumatic (the original is unregulated) by installing a regulator (around 90 €). This will reduce amount of shots but it will give it some match degree, but it is still a hobby rifle (Freizeitgewehr).
Nice style of presentation
Makes Me as a German Glaad to See, That you Reviewed it so nice and giving so much Info
Greetings from Germany
Great review as usual!
The Air Venturi M1a/ M14 love child looks impressive. Waiting for that review..
That's suprisingly accurate for a modern day SPAdiana. I've got three of their barrels that I cannot achieve those results with. It could of course be me.
I like the look of this.
Always love the history lesson along with the terrific review! Thanks again Professor Andy!
I have one and I love it.
I looked for mauser reviews and the version with no bolt action was no good so im glad to see a bolt. I thought the mauser was made much earlier than 35
great Andy i love it.might very well be my first pcp
Awesome
Very nice fly driver
Great review as always Andy
I need to buy one!
Keep up the great videos!!! 😃
Love my Friday Fix of AAR. Another lovely little rifle, more shots would be nice but for a replica it is a notch above most. Cheers Andy
I like this look but where did you get the historical looking scope. I'm getting the gun and would like a more historical looking scope
same ive been looking every where ill let you know if i can find one
@@uwaisshahzad9939 have you checked out army surplus. I'm no expert but it's got to be worth ringing around.
It looks a bit like one of the budget Japan made for BSA scopes from back in the '60s. German scopes tended to be a lot shorter like the ZF41. There are repro ones about but I don't know if the mount is going to fit the Diana.
@@cstoff6066 could you not find an engineer with a lathe to make them fit. It's a bit of messing around. Depends how much it matters to you.
@@jambutty2218 To me? Not now, I don't shoot anymore, I was just trying to add some handy info for the original comment. ZF41 scopes are short and may require some 'L' shaped mounts to span the loading port, or be mounted behind it but then you may not have enough eye relief. No doubt there is someone with the tools and ability to do this though! I'd just be a Fudd and use iron sights. . . .
Windage is probably on the front sight. Something people often miss on decent AK replicas too.
Great gun and superb review as always 🤠👍
Thanks for yet another great review. Same unbiased commentary. Seems very accurate, would have been interesting to see how good it was using the open sites. Thanks again. Regards price, I’ve seen replica AKs with a difference of around £80-90 depending on if you want faux wood or the real McCoy. 👍
I'm picking up mine on the weekend can't wait
Thanks for another great review, Andy... I've got to have one,I love it, not that there's a problem with my xm1 though, I got that after your review 👍
There's a reproduction sling available too, from a variety of sources.
A replica sling is also available. I believe mine was purchased from the eBay site.
Love it!!
Another honest informative review, I’m hoping that you review the Benjamin Akela so we can see if it’s worth looking at 👍🏾
Best reviews on UA-cam, nice one Andy 👍
Lovely rifle and video
I wonder if them large magazines Would work in the CP2
Cool air gun :)
I’d love to see an SMLE pcp capable of shooting pellets rather than bb’s
Likewise
Saaame
Noise .sod the neighbours...they can buy there own guns.have a good weekend sir...
Thank you andy been waiting for this long time it's a beautiful air rifle it may not be a competition target air rifle but if you see the history of the real k98 k can you imaging what the shooting range would they say to you when they see the k98 air rifle at a distance more likely scare them thinking that it is a real rifle
Can you do a review on a daystate delta wolf
It has begun in the states. Requires a permit in some city like Washington dc.
Fantastic review. Can you put up a link for the scope please?
Laughed out load at that caving in the allies skulls in bit🤣🤣
I want one but I've already spent way way too much on airguns this year!
If manufacturers made ar tactical style PCP replica rifles, I'd buy quite a few.
An M16 would be awesome.
Sig sauer make a pcp ar15
@@RyleKittenhouse Don't they though. Ahh Sigy. Mine hates wad cutter.
@@phill9283 Yes I'll never sell mine its great!
@@phill9283 It's still available in England
Nice review and nice rifle, but my issue in the UK is not just with this rifle but air rifles in general. This product is £420 rrp but in USA being sold for $375 (£275 approx).So why so expensive in UK ?
Import charges, shipping and shipping taxes, not to mention the restrictive nature of our laws and needing to be restricted.
🤔 It's possible the result of the beginning Brexit? 😪 Kind regards from Germany 🍻
A great rifle love to get my hands on that
I'm on the fence with this one. It doesn't seem to have the realism I like when buying a period gun like this. It kind of looks like a toy to me. I'd have to stain it a bit darker and then scuff up the wood and metal to a field used appearance. Excellent review as always, Andy.
Get a real one or shut it. There HAS to be some compromises otherwise it would be a 1200+ dollar practically fully custom air rifle. Its just not practical, I like it really. Or you can always get the basically toys that look like a replica and all you can do is plink with it, won't kill anything except maybe a mouse at 10m.
nice rifle, cool review!
I know you have covered the Walther CP99 compact but would you consider doing a video on the regular CP99?
you often refer to iron sights.surely nowadays these are made from mild steel or aluminium alloy.keep up the good work your reviews are excellent.
details of the budget scope would be handy Andy ? does finish the period look. ?
nice one Andy :)
Hello Andy, a very nice little rifle. Is it possible to get me a price on the air rifle cleaning kit please.
A pity it doesn't come in a co2 variant, most of us historical type collectors do not have the set up for PCP as most of the collection are co2
Stop being a tight ass and buy an air tank. Works out cheaper then the co2 in the long run.
@@RyleKittenhouse A small 4 litre tank with meter cost's £200 that's prohibitively expensive !!!
Better than average then, nice
Its a great rifle but it would be nice to see one that more realistic
Very nice
Nice video sir❤
NIce one Andy Sir ! Oi Diana...now do an SMLE Lee Enfield please.
BTW GSG/RWS/Diana should think about it, this one is their old good Stormrider platform in styled stock. I believe it should not be a huge deal to put it in other stocks as well.
Now, if they can just do the same with the LE No4.
Where did you get scope rings, for the Sentinal scope
Are the 30mm
Diana guns mainly made by Snowpeak in China.. that looks like a variant of their m10 m11 rifles
Does anyone know the name of the old school looking scope?
can you link info about that thin scope attached on the rifle?
Nice gun
The radial 12 pellet magazine is quite large, are you able to use a scope with it or will it only work with the single shot?
When are these out in the UK?
Do you know where to get metal barral sling band replacement the plastic part spoils the gun
I want one, no beer for next couple months...
Images need to make a new one of these
It's a really cool K98 replica, the only thing I don't like is the fact that it has silencer features because the K98 had a very destinctive loud noise that I would've loved if they had brought that to the PCP version, i know air rifles aren't really loud like a powder burner but I'm still a bit disappointed that they tried to incorporate silencing feature to the barrel.
The other thing I don't like about it is how much the magazine sticks out, I wish and hope that one day we can have "regular" magazine fed action rather than the circular types of PCP magazines that is favored by manufacturers, i know the magazine design is due to technical practicability i am also aware that this particular rifle used clips, but regardless I'd love a PCP rifle with a more classic magazine design that we know from powder burners
a none-rotary magazine would require a mechanism for indexing each shot without deforming the lead pellet, the only non-rotary magazines iv seen used is a chain-link system or a stick magazine you have to index yourself by sliding it sideways, it would be possible to make such a gun use dummy rounds each containing a pellet but the simplest method is usually the best specially when it come to a pcp that uses 20+ftlb in none restrictive countries.
Before Dunblain I used to own a Mauser rifle. Brilliant to use, the stock number was 00037 and fired a 7.92 round. I had to ship my ammunition in from Argentina.
@daibhidhSCO just got rid of my whole collection. Semi-autos, revovlers. I felt that all the authorities needed was an xcuse and brought the pressure on. Its a new world of armourments now. Gunpowder is becoming a thing of the past...
Is it made by SPA like most Diana PCPs?