In this post, we’ll look at new products from Umarex, RTI and Diana at IWA 2026. Let’s start with Umarex…
Most interesting to me were a pair of new target pistols. In Germany they’re called the Umarex SPA Master and SPA Professional. Both models are very similar, but the “Master” uses PCP propulsion, while the “Professional” is a CO2-powered gun.
Based on previous examples, we would expect these names to be changed for the US market. They are clearly on-going devolutions of the SnowPeak (hence SPA in the name) pistol family that HAM testers like so much.
Umarex has always been “the king of replicas” and this was continued at IWA in 2026. First we see the new Ruger SR1911 Competition. This is a CO2-powered blowback pistol, of course.
Then there’s a new Glock 19X MOS. This one was shown with an optics plate-mounted reflex sight and “silencer”. I’m not sure if these will be standard features of US-specification product.
Then there’s the Umarex Stratix. Another blowback, CO2-powerd air pistol, of course and another one that’s likely to sell by the boatload.
Umarex was also showcasing a whole raft of new, low-priced HPA compressors…
Over at Diana Airguns, there was a number of upgraded air rifles to be seen.
Closest to us in the photograph above (and in close-up below) is the new Bandit Tactical. This is sure to be an attractive offering for the company!
The company also showed a range of break barrels with – shall we say – “striking” finishes.
But I was more interested to see the upgraded Outlaw PCP air rifle. This has a new and stylish synthetic stock that I felt had excellent ergonomics.
Below, the adjustable cheekpiece is an example of this on the new Outlaw.
Also, Diana has been listening to those asking for a PCP air rifle with open sights. They showed a new version of the Stormrider fitted with a serious tunnel aperture rear sight.
Micro-adjustable for elevation and windage, this looked like a great new option for “non-scope” PCP shooters.
Up-front there was a tunnel front sight with interchangeable aperture capability. (Apologies for the “soft” focus on this shot. Blame the photographer!)
Over at RTI Arms, Rok and the team were displaying the Mora. Sadly I have not shot a Mora (yet?) but it always looks like a very workmanlike and capable product.
The compact version of the Mora certainly looks like the business for some hunting in confined environments!
Finally, the RTI Prophet P-3 is still in the line, reminding us of the company’s earlier svelte, light and minimalist PCP air rifle designs.
So that’s an overview of Umarex, RTI and Diana at IWA 2026. But wait, there’s still more to come from the greatest airgun show on earth!
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