PCP Entry level/backyard friendly Diana’s

[Skyfall65]

Soooo, I have the Diana Airbug (co2), Chaser (co2) and Bandit (pcp) and I only use the sites given on those air guns. I also have one or two of their break barrels I’m not in love with. BUT these Airbug style air guns are very accurate they all give me a 2” pattern at 45’ everytime I use them, they split soda can fast! I’m more impressed with each one I buy that’s for sure. Today I found out they had another breed called the Bandit Tactical. It comes with a bunch of cheap stuff on it like red dot, adjustable stock, it’s regulated with a suppressor just neat to see this stuff Diana does on this entry level/backyard friendly air guns. I got mine for only $240 at Midway. I think HAM just gave it a mention and no test or anything yet. I’ll try and let ya know if it’s as sharp as rest but honestly I’m not worried about that since my others all work fine.
Anybody have same luck as I do with Diana? I hear the higher dollar break barrels are way better?

 

[hameditor]

@Skyfall65 welcome to the HAM Community!

Thanks for your interesting comments about these Diana airguns. Currently HAM is in the process of testing the Bandit Tactical and we should have a comprehensive review published in a couple of weeks time.

 

[pan60]

welcome to HAM!

 

[Jaabaa]

I love the Diana Chaser Kit, and gave one to my Granddaughter last year. The magazines are a little high priced but are well done.
I enjoy cutting cans and shooting splatter bursts targets with it the most. I usually do 50 ft with a 4x32 scope. It's dead accurate.
If my health improves I'll go for the Huben GK is not then when my oldest Grandkids come over I may give them my Beeman's and other Chaser and get the Black PCP .22 version.
Good/perfect squirrel gun.
I do like the looks of the Air bug.

 

[Waytoomany]

Soooo, I have the Diana Airbug (co2), Chaser (co2) and Bandit (pcp) and I only use the sites given on those air guns. I also have one or two of their break barrels I’m not in love with. BUT these Airbug style air guns are very accurate they all give me a 2” pattern at 45’ everytime I use them, they split soda can fast! I’m more impressed with each one I buy that’s for sure. Today I found out they had another breed called the Bandit Tactical. It comes with a bunch of cheap stuff on it like red dot, adjustable stock, it’s regulated with a suppressor just neat to see this stuff Diana does on this entry level/backyard friendly air guns. I got mine for only $240 at Midway. I think HAM just gave it a mention and no test or anything yet. I’ll try and let ya know if it’s as sharp as rest but honestly I’m not worried about that since my others all work fine.
Anybody have same luck as I do with Diana? I hear the higher dollar break barrels are way better?

I have the Diana Chaser, RWS Diana 34, HyScore Diana 35, Diana 28, and RWS Diana 35. All give typical Diana accuracy and the 34’s accuracy competes with any German sporting break barrel that I own. You can trust any Diana you have your eye on. So far this includes the Chinese airguns made to Diana specs.

Welcome to this helpful blog.

Waytoomany