Others Greetings from DIANA Germany

[DIANA Airguns (official)]

Dear airgun enthusiasts
This is DIANA Airguns from Germany. We just want to say hello to everybody in this new community and let you know that we are also listed here. Do not hesitate to contact us. Take care and cheers.

 

[Eric Brewer]

Helo, GREAT to have you here! Love your guns and I hope you enjoy it here on the Community.

 

[hameditor]

Hello Diana Team Germany! Thanks for formally joining the HAM Community. There's a lot of interest in Diana airguns and I'm sure you'll be seeing many posts in future about your products. Please feel free to reply where you can!

 

[Mike75]

Dear airgun enthusiasts
This is DIANA Airguns from Germany. We just want to say hello to everybody in this new community and let you know that we are also listed here. Do not hesitate to contact us. Take care and cheers.

Love your guns! I bought a Diana 350 magnum 10 years ago. Still loving it and shooting it. It’s a accurate gun, the build quality is excellent. I always like the wood and blued guns look.

 

[AtlasAirguns]

Dear airgun enthusiasts
This is DIANA Airguns from Germany. We just want to say hello to everybody in this new community and let you know that we are also listed here. Do not hesitate to contact us. Take care and cheers.

Welcome to the party great to see you guys engaged here. I grew up with a Diana

 

[MCNATT48]

Dear airgun enthusiasts
This is DIANA Airguns from Germany. We just want to say hello to everybody in this new community and let you know that we are also listed here. Do not hesitate to contact us. Take care and cheers.

I have a model 48 l, .22 Caliber. What weight and type pellet do you recommend for this gun.

Dear airgun enthusiasts
This is DIANA Airguns from Germany. We just want to say hello to everybody in this new community and let you know that we are also listed here. Do not hesitate to contact us. Take care and cheers.

 

[N28763]

Dear airgun enthusiasts
This is DIANA Airguns from Germany. We just want to say hello to everybody in this new community and let you know that we are also listed here. Do not hesitate to contact us. Take care and cheers.

Do you have any support information about the now "old" Diana Outlaw? I need to either repair or replace the regulator. It has been a fun gun.

 

[Motorman]

Hello, Diana Germany! I have recently acquired a .177 pre-WWII Diana Model 48 (serial number 255). Can you provide an approximate date of manufacture, rated fps (I realize this may vary with pellet weight), and any disassembly / assembly instructions?

 

[BanjomanMI76]

Welcome to this board DIANA. My only wish that you could make to your site is a way to easily locate and purchase repair parts (i.e. seals) for novice shooters.

 

[DIANA Airguns (official)]

I have a model 48 l, .22 Caliber. What weight and type pellet do you recommend for this gun.

Hey MCNATT48, thanks for your comment. The choice of pellet is always a very personal thing of the shooter and depends on many factors (target shooting / hunting / area / conditions). However we would go for the DIANA High Power Pellets. Maybe this will help you? Shoot streight and take care.

 

[DIANA Airguns (official)]

Do you have any support information about the now "old" Diana Outlaw? I need to either repair or replace the regulator. It has been a fun gun.

Dear N28763 please send an e-mail to info@diana-airguns.de. Our service team will be happy to support you. Shoot streight and take care.

 

[DIANA Airguns (official)]

Hello, Diana Germany! I have recently acquired a .177 pre-WWII Diana Model 48 (serial number 255). Can you provide an approximate date of manufacture, rated fps (I realize this may vary with pellet weight), and any disassembly / assembly instructions?

Dear Motorman, nice that you have such an old air rifle in and it is seems it is still working, isnt it? Maybe you can send us some pictures by e-mail info@diana-airguns.de. We will try to find some corresponding data for you. Shoot streight and take care.

 

[DIANA Airguns (official)]

Welcome to this board DIANA. My only wish that you could make to your site is a way to easily locate and purchase repair parts (i.e. seals) for novice shooters.

Dear BanjomanMI76 thanks for your comment. Spare parts is always an important topic for the after sales service and we are happy that we can serve our customers with spares for very long times after an end product liftime circle. If you have any special need just let us know. Shoot streight and take care.

 

[Merdia]

Dear airgun enthusiasts
This is DIANA Airguns from Germany. We just want to say hello to everybody in this new community and let you know that we are also listed here. Do not hesitate to contact us. Take care and cheers.

Pleasure...
Sir ..a couple of questions...
I have a Diana stormrider " new" 2023 model.
No issues I love the rifle...BUT..
The Breach barrel O ring seems to always pop out and not let me load a pellets with the single tray.
Pls advise... I have changed multiple O rings..noth8ng helps.
I have contacted the addresses mentioned by you, but no response...not on this issue ...but on many others .
I live in India and it is challenge...not complaining

 

[DIANA Airguns (official)]

Pleasure...
Sir ..a couple of questions...
I have a Diana stormrider " new" 2023 model.
No issues I love the rifle...BUT..
The Breach barrel O ring seems to always pop out and not let me load a pellets with the single tray.
Pls advise... I have changed multiple O rings..noth8ng helps.
I have contacted the addresses mentioned by you, but no response...not on this issue ...but on many others .
I live in India and it is challenge...not complaining

Dear valued DIANA customer,
it seem to be a problem of the barrel alignment. Could you please check if all o-rings are ok.

 

[Merdia]

Thank you...will check and revert.

 

[Roamin Greco 1]

Dear airgun enthusiasts
This is DIANA Airguns from Germany. We just want to say hello to everybody in this new community and let you know that we are also listed here. Do not hesitate to contact us. Take care and cheers.

Hello there. I have a technical question that I have been wondering about for a long time: In Diana spring piston airguns, the scope rail is attached to the gun with several countersunk screws that are flush with or even a little below the level of the top of the rail, EXCEPT, the one fat screw that sits at the rear of the rail. A lot of folks over the years thought that was a scope stop pin, but then the recoil would cause their scope rings to move and shear off the head of that screw. What IS that screw designed to do? Thanks!

I have a Model 24J, a 24D, 36, and a 350 Magnum that all have that fat screw sitting up there.

 

[pan60]

welcome to the club most know as HAM!

 

[DIANA Airguns (official)]

Hello there. I have a technical question that I have been wondering about for a long time: In Diana spring piston airguns, the scope rail is attached to the gun with several countersunk screws that are flush with or even a little below the level of the top of the rail, EXCEPT, the one fat screw that sits at the rear of the rail. A lot of folks over the years thought that was a scope stop pin, but then the recoil would cause their scope rings to move and shear off the head of that screw. What IS that screw designed to do? Thanks!

I have a Model 24J, a 24D, 36, and a 350 Magnum that all have that fat screw sitting up there.

Dear valued customer,
can you send us pictures by e-mail (info@diana-airguns.de)?
Normally the 11mm rail is fixed on the cylinder with three identical screws and additionally pressed on it.
Best regards,

 

[Hateful McNasty]

Dear valued customer,
can you send us pictures by e-mail (info@diana-airguns.de)?
Normally the 11mm rail is fixed on the cylinder with three identical screws and additionally pressed on it.
Best regards,

I assume this is the one being this gets brought up a lot

So just explain it here to use all on that screws purpose



Thanks