After buying a used, also T05 34 in 177 I am looking now for a 22. After a HO Vortek kit the little 177 came to life. You have inspired me to resume that quest for the 22, and like you, after owning the 54 with the T06 trigger, that is going to be a must have on the 22. Thank you, you do a great job on this channel,, keep up the fine work!
Hi Kevin, Great video, thank you. I use .177 calibre because of its flatter tradjectory. That looks fantastic accuracy from a .22 at fifty five yards. I think you've bought one hell of an air rifle there, both in quality and how its been looked after. It also doesn't look a heavy beast. Best wishes!
The Diana 34's are my favorite air rifles of all. I must have a half dozen, including the 36. I have TO1, TO5 and TO6 triggers. They are all good triggers and I have things I like and dislike in all three. The TO5 can be adjusted quite nicely, however many find it counter-intuitive to do so...I would never not buy one based on the trigger alone...As far as tuning goes, I have always said that a Diana 34 and a Vortek kit equals instant gratification....
Congratulations with your beautiful 35 my friend. Great shooting rifle. The .22 cal hits the swinging target hard 😁 Wonderfull day today to do some shooting too. I did challenge a guy here on youtube to hit five .177 pellets on 25 meters with five shots. He did it easy with his Daystate Red Wolf and i just did it with my S410. Now i'm going to try to do it with one of my springers 😅Think it won't be to difficult with the Diana mod.75, than i'll try the HW97 or 98 and that won't be easy.....😵💫 Thanks for showing.
Great rifle, other than the getting rid of the spring noise I would leave it alone. They are far a few between in the springer world that can compare with those results as I am sure you know Kevin, great video!
That looked like a long 55 yards! Good shooting, Kevin, normal for you. Those spinners spun around several times, putting energy on target. I like the slender looking forearm on this rifle. ScottinPa.
Impressive, watching this makes me want a Diana 34. Looking forward to seeing the tuning, seems it's already a great rifle so with extra work it's going to become something truly special. Cheers!
Can't ask much more than that Kevin! and the excitement that comes with a new rifle is wonderful !oh don't keep shooting at 55yards makes me feel bad 😊
Thank YOU Kevin, this is another break barrel I`ve been looking longingly, at too I look forward to seeing more on this as you start in on modifications and tuning.
The genuine look of surprise was priceless 😂 For someone that says time and time again "I'm not the greatest shot" you are doing a mighty fine job of proving yourself wrong🤪........ I think Mr Kevin should be doing a bit of open sight shooting, do you call them 'iron sights'?
Hi Mick. Thanks very much. Open or iron sights is how they're referred to here. The reason that I don't use them is because I can't see them anymore. When I was young, I was deadly with open sights.
@@razor1962 I'm OK with diopter sights on my target rifle with a blindsr but traditional open sights on my target pistol, everything is blurred so I use shooting glasses with a peep hole on my dominant eye and a blinder on the other, this sharpens everything up. Before I bought dedicated shooting glasses paying silly money, I made a poor man's version...... Will send a pic.
I own a Diana mod. 46 underlever .177 gun, and I love it. I ran across two of your vids about my model. The seal fell out. I also read in some of the comments about a possible upgrade for the trigger and piston? Thanks for being so informative.
I have heard of breech seals falling out of these guns. However, I don't know of any trigger or piston upgrades. I can tell you that a TO6 trigger rarely needs an upgrade. Thanks for watching, Ed.
A good rifle to consider. Very close to the HW50S Overall just longer and a bit heavier, but the Mod. 34 format has a longer stroke capable of producing more power ! 😉 But, No it's just not quite as nice or as easy to handle as an HW50S. 🤷🏼♂️ Still... They Are Great rifles ! 👍 Diana's DO come up more frequently in India.
@@marcmyers1465 Good morning. And yes Diana springers do come up more frequently in India indeed. I really like the recoilless 54 but it's too heavy. I saw the 350 and a vortek tuned 450 in 177 too. Some of the prices are same as Weihrauch springers and some are even more expensive than the Weihrauch. The problem is I can have only one at a time and idk which to pick first. 😄 So I think I'll go for HW50S or HW80. Also, I've come across a Seneca Aspen multi pump and HW80k. Can you tell me about the two if you have used them? I have read about both but most of them gave their opinions after only their first chrono test or from what they heard and it was all from years back. (So I'm thinking they did some improvements by now) I mean I've seen a couple of reviews about the two (Seneca Aspen and HW80k) doing better than what the old reviews claimed.
@@LibercugetatorI've personally never owned either rifle. I love the Idea of the Seneca Aspen but unfortunately you really DO have to consider it's Sketchy service history. Dealing with significant mechanical issues on an HPA rifle is not only tricky, but downright Dangerous ! 🙀 And there IS a butt ton of plastic components on the Aspen. 🤷🏼♂️ I have shot an HW80k and I prefer the original format. The HW80 has a 45lb cocking effort and chopping off 3" of barrel length will significantly Increase that cocking effort. The HW80 also produces very significant recoil making it one of the most challenging Weihrauch rifles to shoot accurately. The more weight distributed to the front of the rifle The Better. I also believe the added accuracy of the longer barrel far outweighs any power increase. The HW80 Already produces significant power. 😉 If you do end up going with a more powerful rifle above 12fpe. Then I would likely consider the .22, especially for the HW80 or Diana 350M. Then you have the advantages of both power and range. Over 16fpe the power begins to limit your pellet selection in .177 and your pretty much locked into heavy pellets. Shooting a conventional 7.9 gr. Pellet out of Super Magnums almost always produces dieseling and DETONATION ! ⚠️ Detonation shatters springs and burns up seals in a BIG FAT HURRY ! 😣 And it's not doing the rest of the gun any good either. 🤷🏼♂️ Accuracy goes right out the window and the gun goes right into the shop ! I DO Have a rather extreme amount of experience with the Diana 350M. I love the forward balance and long range accuracy. 😃👍 I put over 219,000 rounds through mine in just 3 years time, before I finally shattered the spring in 3 pieces and completely fried the piston seal. I eventually sold the rifle, and still regret that to this very day. I highly recommend the .22 ! The HW80 Is a "Slightly" higher quality gun, but I just like the balance of the 350M. Never the less it IS a LONG & HEAVY rifle with an outrageous cocking effort ! ☝️🤨 With barrel tuner and scope mine came out to 52" long and over 11lbs. 😖
@@LibercugetatorAll that being said... I ENJOY my HW50's more than any other Springers I've ever owned and easily take 4× as much Game with them. 🤷🏼♂️ I do A Lot of spontaneous offhand shooting and the HW50S just handles extremely well, and extremely accurate. 😌
Beautiful rifle! and great shooting! I looked at a few Diana's as well...eventually settled on a wild card, a Hatsan 135 .30 springer (non vortex!) with a georgous walnut stock. Im really!! looking forward to your performance rebuild, as my Hatsan is presently all stripped apart because I have to send everything but the stock back due a machining error on the compression chamber (Meh, It happens...but I told them Im NOT giving up the stock!!...please send me the parts!, as the stock is one of the nicest looking examples Ive ever seen!! - and they have been absolutely wonderful to deal with and have all the parts all ready for me🥰) So Im presently sanding and sealing all the internal wood etc with wood hardner, balistol and wax (Cant believe they leave these bare wood on the inside!...one rain shower and it would be a warping horror show!!) Kia Kaha Kevin...again, really looking forward to the rebuild, so much so that I will have wait on re-assembling mine, just in case I miss a few cool tips & tricks 😉
i got a 135 .30 to it was a col springer and i build the gasram in , i feel it was more accurat with the spring , but the ram has no twang or rattling . and the ram is tunable with a pcp handpump
Lol Kevin great bell 🔔 ringer , what did that cost so we know what they go for ? I would leave it be great shooter 😎👍 was shooting my HW 97 k today very pleased.
Yes sir. Like I mentioned in the video, this rifle is going to receive the full treatment. It deserves to be the best it can be. Hopefully, the accuracy will remain after the tune has been completed. 🤞
i am wondering if the accuracy wil be as good after the tune , because a springer is more subject to harmonics . thats a combination of the spring and piston bounce before the shot .
Usually comes down to barrel harmonics and those Can be mitigated. Piston and Spring bounce have already been sorted out by James Maccari at ARH when he "Designed" the kit ! 😉👍 It's kinda his thing... 😏
Excellent video as usual, that D34 looks very tempting. How do you think it compares overall to the break barrels that Weihrauch produce ? I also prefer .22 rifles over 1.77 for almost all shooting. John. England, UK
Hi John, I think that Weihrauch guns have the edge in quality but not by much. Diana employs plastic parts much more than Weihrauch. Still, Diana's are heirloom guns as well. Rugged, reliable performers. Thanks for watching.
Basically, as Kevin said but both companies produce Heirloom quality rifles. In my experience the Weihrauch will always be a little Finer ! 😉👍 Diana is quicker to compensate for market trends, and augment economical changes on the production line and historically this has ALWAYS introduced instability and shortcomings into their product line. 🙁 Weihrauch simply doesn't make knee jerk reactions on the production floor. 😉 That goes all the way back to Herman Weihrauch himself. Absolutely everything the Man did in the course of a day was Well Considered ! Herman was a Devout Codgermeister down to the very minute they opened the factory gates... 😂
I am a very seasoned deer hunter, but I use firearms for large game. I focus mainly on springers and there's not a springer made that can reliably kill a whitetail deer. Thanks for watching, my friend.
Hi Bill. Most breech seals are pretty straight forward. Go to 7:15 on this video for breech seal replacement on a Diana model 34. An o-ring like the one seen here is the most common system. th-cam.com/video/q527xagYwPg/w-d-xo.html
A long time ago, I had a Hy Score branded Diana model 35. To be truthful, I don't remember much about it. Other than that, it was a robust rifle with plenty of punch. I'm not at all familiar with newer models. From my experience, all of the German made Diana breakbarrels that I've handled are of excellent quality. I certainly wouldn't hesitate to pick up a decent 35 at a fair price. The 34 has been offered in various versions with different triggers and such. That TO6 of yours is an excellent trigger. My .22 model 34 is fitted with that trigger, and I have zero complaints with it. I'm sorry that I can't provide a direct comparison, but it's been so long since I've had my hand on a 35. Thanks for watching, my friend.
The EMS version offers the ability to swap barrels from 177 to .22 cal. It can also. E converted from spring to gas ram. 34 did not offer these options. Thanks so much for watching.
@@razor1962 ok, thanks. Will you be trying out the newer version of Diana 350 magnum anytime in the future? There's really no video out there of new style. There's only a few on the older version
@damacknificent151 I've got my eye out for a good deal on a 350. If I should find one, I'll definitely cover it on the channel. Thanks again, my friend.
Assuming the tune doesn't negatively affect the accuracy, I'll probably go with a 4-12 Airmax and BKL rings. On the flip side, the gun seems to perform quite well with the 4-12 Hammers that it's wearing now.
After buying a used, also T05 34 in 177 I am looking now for a 22. After a HO Vortek kit the little 177 came to life. You have inspired me to resume that quest for the 22, and like you, after owning the 54 with the T06 trigger, that is going to be a must have on the 22. Thank you, you do a great job on this channel,, keep up the fine work!
Thanks, Robert. My .22 cal. 34 with the TO6 is nothing short of amazing.
Enjoy!
The Diana is a great rifle. Probably one of the all-time greats. It obviously needs a good shooter though and you definitely did it justice. 😊
Thanks Steve.
Hi Kevin,
Great video, thank you.
I use .177 calibre because of its flatter tradjectory.
That looks fantastic accuracy from a .22 at fifty five yards. I think you've bought one hell of an air rifle there, both in quality and how its been looked after. It also doesn't look a heavy beast.
Best wishes!
Thanks Ian. I'm very pleased with this purchase.
So much precision right out of the box is incredible. Looking forward to the tuning!
Thank you and thanks for watching.
The Diana 34's are my favorite air rifles of all. I must have a half dozen, including the 36. I have TO1, TO5 and TO6 triggers. They are all good triggers and I have things I like and dislike in all three. The TO5 can be adjusted quite nicely, however many find it counter-intuitive to do so...I would never not buy one based on the trigger alone...As far as tuning goes, I have always said that a Diana 34 and a Vortek kit equals instant gratification....
Agreed 100%
Thanks for watching, John.
Congratulations with your beautiful 35 my friend. Great shooting rifle. The .22 cal hits the swinging target hard 😁 Wonderfull day today to do some shooting too. I did challenge a guy here on youtube to hit five .177 pellets on 25 meters with five shots. He did it easy with his Daystate Red Wolf and i just did it with my S410. Now i'm going to try to do it with one of my springers 😅Think it won't be to difficult with the Diana mod.75, than i'll try the HW97 or 98 and that won't be easy.....😵💫 Thanks for showing.
Thanks Ron.
Good shoot practice , beautifull rifle, I have one made on West germany year 1988 . Is an old gun but always trustable gun . Thanks for your videos.
Thank you, my friend
Great rifle, other than the getting rid of the spring noise I would leave it alone. They are far a few between in the springer world that can compare with those results as I am sure you know Kevin, great video!
I know, it's crazy to mess with something that's performing so well, but that's what we do here, right?
Thanks so much, Jim.
@@razor1962 Correct but I have been trying to curb my ways lol
That looked like a long 55 yards! Good shooting, Kevin, normal for you. Those spinners spun around several times, putting energy on target. I like the slender looking forearm on this rifle. ScottinPa.
Thanks Scott. Those
22 cal pellets really hit with authority.
Thats one heck of a shooter you have there. Nice video sir
Thanks, buddy. Sometimes, everything comes together and you end up with a performer.
😅Everything's in order. Good shooting good rifle, what could be better. Enjoy your episodes. So get on with it.👏👏👍
Good buy you got there Kevin.
Thanks! I'm rather pleased with the purchase. 😊
Half inch at at 55yards that's good in anyone's book and being a springer just makes it that bit more special. That's going to be some 34 kevin.
Thanks Robert. She's a keeper!
Great shooting! Congrats on your new Diana 34, thanks for sharing!
Thank you Shane
Great work Kevin. Thanks for showing us your New Diana 34 in .22 caliber! My old eyes and big fingers prefer the .22 caliper pellets and air rifles.
Yes, the bigger pellets make a pleasant shooting session even more pleasant. Thanks for watching, my friend.
.22 Break Barrel Springers are the easiest to load.
Google .22 pellet shaker box. These make it "Another" 10× Easier ! 😃👍
Impressive, watching this makes me want a Diana 34. Looking forward to seeing the tuning, seems it's already a great rifle so with extra work it's going to become something truly special. Cheers!
Thank you. A 34 makes a nice addition to any collection. You won't regret picking one up. Thanks as always, my friend.
Brilliant shooting excellent rifle Diana 34 .22 showing the way 😊
Thanks, Neil.
@razor1962 A number of years ago I owned a Diana 38 .177 brilliant rifle I did a silly thing I sold it on . Crazy 🤪 Cheers 🍻
Can't ask much more than that Kevin! and the excitement that comes with a new rifle is wonderful !oh don't keep shooting at 55yards makes me feel bad 😊
Thanks, David! Always a pleasure, my friend.
Thank YOU Kevin, this is another break barrel I`ve been looking longingly, at too
I look forward to seeing more on this as you start in on modifications and tuning.
I can certainly understand why you'd want one of the 34s. They can be had pretty reasonably priced on the used market.
Great Video! Love my 1985 Model 36. Currently being tuned by John in PA.
Those older 36s were fantastic rifles. You'll really enjoy shooting it once the tune is complete. Congratulations!
John is one of the Olde Salts. Good Man, Does Fine Work. 😉👍
John is tuning an old Gamo Survival Rifle for me currently.
Great find. I'm really happy for you
Thank you, my friend.
Nice rifle. Nice shooting.
Thanks very much, and thanks for watching, my friend.
Look forward to a series on the D34👍
Thank you.
OUTSTANDING !!
REALLY looking forward to this one!
Sweet shooter .
Thanks!
Looking forward to seeing the tuning.
Thanks John. I'm looking forward to it too.
The genuine look of surprise was priceless 😂
For someone that says time and time again "I'm not the greatest shot" you are doing a mighty fine job of proving yourself wrong🤪........ I think Mr Kevin should be doing a bit of open sight shooting, do you call them 'iron sights'?
Hi Mick. Thanks very much. Open or iron sights is how they're referred to here. The reason that I don't use them is because I can't see them anymore. When I was young, I was deadly with open sights.
@@razor1962 I'm OK with diopter sights on my target rifle with a blindsr but traditional open sights on my target pistol, everything is blurred so I use shooting glasses with a peep hole on my dominant eye and a blinder on the other, this sharpens everything up. Before I bought dedicated shooting glasses paying silly money, I made a poor man's version...... Will send a pic.
I own a Diana mod. 46 underlever .177 gun, and I love it. I ran across two of your vids about my model. The seal fell out. I also read in some of the comments about a possible upgrade for the trigger and piston? Thanks for being so informative.
I have heard of breech seals falling out of these guns. However, I don't know of any trigger or piston upgrades. I can tell you that a TO6 trigger rarely needs an upgrade.
Thanks for watching, Ed.
Nice rifle pal
Thanks Mike.
Tearing into a gun that shoots like that already! 😂 I love it!!
I know, it is a little crazy. It'll make good content regardless of the results.
A lovely gun ,proving you don't have to spend thousands to get a accurate rifle. Thanks Kevin Kevin
This one checks a lot of boxes for its price point. Not too hard to find either.
Fact ! 😉👍 Some of the Vintage Springers REALLY drive that point home. Still folks put em on the Classifieds every single day ? 🤷🏼♂️
55 yards? Beautiful gun and beautiful shooting. 👍
Thanks so much.
A good rifle to consider. Very close to the HW50S Overall just longer and a bit heavier, but the Mod. 34 format has a longer stroke capable of producing more power ! 😉
But, No it's just not quite as nice or as easy to handle as an HW50S. 🤷🏼♂️
Still... They Are Great rifles ! 👍
Diana's DO come up more frequently in India.
@@marcmyers1465 Good morning. And yes Diana springers do come up more frequently in India indeed. I really like the recoilless 54 but it's too heavy. I saw the 350 and a vortek tuned 450 in 177 too. Some of the prices are same as Weihrauch springers and some are even more expensive than the Weihrauch. The problem is I can have only one at a time and idk which to pick first. 😄 So I think I'll go for HW50S or HW80.
Also, I've come across a Seneca Aspen multi pump and HW80k. Can you tell me about the two if you have used them? I have read about both but most of them gave their opinions after only their first chrono test or from what they heard and it was all from years back. (So I'm thinking they did some improvements by now) I mean I've seen a couple of reviews about the two (Seneca Aspen and HW80k) doing better than what the old reviews claimed.
@@LibercugetatorI've personally never owned either rifle. I love the Idea of the Seneca Aspen but unfortunately you really DO have to consider it's Sketchy service history. Dealing with significant mechanical issues on an HPA rifle is not only tricky, but downright Dangerous ! 🙀 And there IS a butt ton of plastic components on the Aspen. 🤷🏼♂️
I have shot an HW80k and I prefer the original format. The HW80 has a 45lb cocking effort and chopping off 3" of barrel length will significantly Increase that cocking effort. The HW80 also produces very significant recoil making it one of the most challenging Weihrauch rifles to shoot accurately. The more weight distributed to the front of the rifle The Better. I also believe the added accuracy of the longer barrel far outweighs any power increase. The HW80 Already produces significant power. 😉
If you do end up going with a more powerful rifle above 12fpe. Then I would likely consider the .22, especially for the HW80 or Diana 350M. Then you have the advantages of both power and range. Over 16fpe the power begins to limit your pellet selection in .177 and your pretty much locked into heavy pellets. Shooting a conventional 7.9 gr. Pellet out of Super Magnums almost always produces dieseling and DETONATION ! ⚠️ Detonation shatters springs and burns up seals in a BIG FAT HURRY ! 😣 And it's not doing the rest of the gun any good either. 🤷🏼♂️ Accuracy goes right out the window and the gun goes right into the shop !
I DO Have a rather extreme amount of experience with the Diana 350M. I love the forward balance and long range accuracy. 😃👍 I put over 219,000 rounds through mine in just 3 years time, before I finally shattered the spring in 3 pieces and completely fried the piston seal. I eventually sold the rifle, and still regret that to this very day. I highly recommend the .22 !
The HW80 Is a "Slightly" higher quality gun, but I just like the balance of the 350M.
Never the less it IS a LONG & HEAVY rifle with an outrageous cocking effort ! ☝️🤨
With barrel tuner and scope mine came out to 52" long and over 11lbs. 😖
@@LibercugetatorAll that being said... I ENJOY my HW50's more than any other Springers I've ever owned and easily take 4× as much Game with them. 🤷🏼♂️
I do A Lot of spontaneous offhand shooting and the HW50S just handles extremely well, and extremely accurate. 😌
Nice! can't wait to see it tuned!
I'll try not to make you wait too long.😁 I'll be ordering the Macarri kit this week.
Beautiful rifle! and great shooting!
I looked at a few Diana's as well...eventually settled on a wild card, a Hatsan 135 .30 springer (non vortex!) with a georgous walnut stock.
Im really!! looking forward to your performance rebuild, as my Hatsan is presently all stripped apart because I have to send everything but the stock back due a machining error on the compression chamber (Meh, It happens...but I told them Im NOT giving up the stock!!...please send me the parts!, as the stock is one of the nicest looking examples Ive ever seen!! - and they have been absolutely wonderful to deal with and have all the parts all ready for me🥰)
So Im presently sanding and sealing all the internal wood etc with wood hardner, balistol and wax (Cant believe they leave these bare wood on the inside!...one rain shower and it would be a warping horror show!!)
Kia Kaha Kevin...again, really looking forward to the rebuild, so much so that I will have wait on re-assembling mine, just in case I miss a few cool tips & tricks 😉
i got a 135 .30 to it was a col springer and i build the gasram in , i feel it was more accurat with the spring , but the ram has no twang or rattling . and the ram is tunable with a pcp handpump
Great to hear that you're enjoying your Hatsan. Best of luck with the project.
Sweet gun
Thank you.
Outstanding 🙂👍
Thanks very much.
A Keeper...
Precisely what I was thinking. 😊
😮😮😮❤❤❤❤❤
👍
I love my Diana 34 but its tough on scopes
The price we pay for power...Thanks for watching, my friend.
Good evening Kevin thats a sweetheart for sure
Hey there, Nibs. Always a pleasure, my friend.
I wouldn’t “tune” that bad boy it’s a tack driver as it is!
Yeah, I know, but that's what we do here. Hopefully, I won't destroy the accuracy....🤞
fantastic shooting 👍👍are these still German made?
The 34 was recently discontinued. However, they were German made. Thanks for watching Tim.
Brilliant shooting Kevin, fantastic little Rifle, and that's before it's been turned.
What power is it shooting at ?
Tuned
Hi Stephen, Thanks very much. She's hovering right around 16 ft/lb.
Lol Kevin great bell 🔔 ringer , what did that cost so we know what they go for ? I would leave it be great shooter 😎👍 was shooting my HW 97 k today very pleased.
I paid less than $250 for it.
Can't go wrong with a 97. Thanks as always, Peter.
@@razor1962 Thanks Kevin
@@razor1962A Great Value always leaves plenty of wiggle room for a full boat Tune, and decent glass ! 😃👍
That`s pretty good shooting at 55 yards, but the rifle sounds very twangy and graunchy on cocking. Do you plan to do a tune up ?
Yes sir. Like I mentioned in the video, this rifle is going to receive the full treatment. It deserves to be the best it can be. Hopefully, the accuracy will remain after the tune has been completed. 🤞
@@razor1962 Many thanks. Nice to have replies to comments. Some other channels do not bother.
i am wondering if the accuracy wil be as good after the tune , because a springer is more subject to harmonics . thats a combination of the spring and piston bounce before the shot .
Hi Peter. There's definitely a chance that messing with the rifle will have a negative effect on its accuracy. Only one way to find out ..😊
Usually comes down to barrel harmonics and those Can be mitigated.
Piston and Spring bounce have already been sorted out by James Maccari at ARH when he "Designed" the kit ! 😉👍 It's kinda his thing... 😏
Excellent video as usual, that D34 looks very tempting.
How do you think it compares overall to the break barrels that Weihrauch produce ?
I also prefer .22 rifles over 1.77 for almost all shooting.
John.
England, UK
Hi John,
I think that Weihrauch guns have the edge in quality but not by much. Diana employs plastic parts much more than Weihrauch. Still, Diana's are heirloom guns as well. Rugged, reliable performers.
Thanks for watching.
Basically, as Kevin said but both companies produce Heirloom quality rifles. In my experience the Weihrauch will always be a little Finer ! 😉👍
Diana is quicker to compensate for market trends, and augment economical changes on the production line and historically this has ALWAYS introduced instability and shortcomings into their product line. 🙁
Weihrauch simply doesn't make knee jerk reactions on the production floor. 😉
That goes all the way back to Herman Weihrauch himself. Absolutely everything the Man did in the course of a day was Well Considered !
Herman was a Devout Codgermeister down to the very minute they opened the factory gates... 😂
Do you ever hunt deer with any of your guns???
I am a very seasoned deer hunter, but I use firearms for large game. I focus mainly on springers and there's not a springer made that can reliably kill a whitetail deer. Thanks for watching, my friend.
Which are the pellets and how many grains are they??
H&N Field Target Trophy 14.66gr. 5.53mm
That's Astounding ! 😯 Does buzz a might bit ? 🤔
Thanks, Marc. She's a keeper, alright. Looking forward to the tune.
Hello, do you have a video where you show the replacement of the breech seal on a break barrel? I am stuck on a project (Crosman). Thanks.
Hi Bill. Most breech seals are pretty straight forward. Go to 7:15 on this video for breech seal replacement on a Diana model 34. An o-ring like the one seen here is the most common system.
th-cam.com/video/q527xagYwPg/w-d-xo.html
@@razor1962 Thanks. Perfect. I think my seal has dried out also.
Please do for daina 54 airking in 177 cal dude
I've been looking for a D54 in .22 cal with a TO6 trigger. One of these days....
@@razor1962So Many Rifles... So Little Time... 🤷🏼♂️😂
Hi
Which one is better Diana 34 ems or HW95?
Thanks
I'd lean toward the 95.
Which pellet are you using in this airgun??
H&N Field Target Trophy 14.66gr 5.53mm
Hi Kevin 😊 I have Diana 35 t06 what you think about this airgun it's same like d34 or have different are both?
A long time ago, I had a Hy Score branded Diana model 35. To be truthful, I don't remember much about it. Other than that, it was a robust rifle with plenty of punch.
I'm not at all familiar with newer models. From my experience, all of the German made Diana breakbarrels that I've handled are of excellent quality. I certainly wouldn't hesitate to pick up a decent 35 at a fair price.
The 34 has been offered in various versions with different triggers and such. That TO6 of yours is an excellent trigger. My .22 model 34 is fitted with that trigger, and I have zero complaints with it. I'm sorry that I can't provide a direct comparison, but it's been so long since I've had my hand on a 35.
Thanks for watching, my friend.
What is the difference between RWS 34 and EMS 34 ?
The EMS version offers the ability to swap barrels from
177 to .22 cal. It can also. E converted from spring to gas ram.
34 did not offer these options.
Thanks so much for watching.
@@razor1962 ok, thanks. Will you be trying out the newer version of Diana 350 magnum anytime in the future? There's really no video out there of new style. There's only a few on the older version
@damacknificent151 I've got my eye out for a good deal on a 350. If I should find one, I'll definitely cover it on the channel.
Thanks again, my friend.
@@razor1962 thank you sir.
It is 16 joules?
22.5 joules. Thanks for watching, my friend.
@@razor1962 thank you and you thing i can hit small target like that with this rifle in 16 joules ?
Yes, provided that you find a pellet that performs well in your rifle.
@@razor1962 thank you
So... Which Glass & Mount ??? 🤷🏼♂️
Assuming the tune doesn't negatively affect the accuracy, I'll probably go with a 4-12 Airmax and BKL rings. On the flip side, the gun seems to perform quite well with the 4-12 Hammers that it's wearing now.
@@razor1962 That Hammers is Impressive ! 🤔🤔🤔
@@razor1962Assuming everything goes well, a little Judicious Wildlife Harassment 🐿️🐿️🐿️🐿️🐿️🐿️ may be in order ? 😏
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Lost me there Barney...sorry.