Diana Chaser Rifle Kit

if anyone is interested in removing the silencer from the rifle barrel in order to use it on the pistol barrel please read on.

instructions:

1) carefully remove 2 o-rings from barrel tang end that goes into breech.

2) carefully remove o-ring that sits in end of barrel tang that goes into breech.

3) heat oven to 150f-180f and put entire rifle barrel in oven for 1hr.

4) carefully remove hot barrel from oven and clamp barrel between soft wood blocks in vise.

5) grab silencer with something grippy. i wrapped an old bicycle inner tube around the silencer. with silencer wrapped in something grippy just start unscrewing it from barrel and it should come off easily without needing to use any tools.

6) use stiff wire brush and or some type of solvent to clean rifle barrel silencer threads and screw on the thread protector cap that was on the pistol barrel and screw the silencer onto the pistol barrel and enjoy quiet shooting.

the silencer is adhered to the barrel with something like red loctite that needs to be heated to somewhere between 150f-180f before it will become soft enough to lose its locking ability.

anyone know how to remove the plastic front sight?

nice little gun

Thrilled with my air rifle. A suggestion however...I tried using non lead pellets...some of them broke apart in the barrel and lodged themselves in the silencer. I disassembled and cleaned out as best I could but from now on I'm using the solid lead Crosman pellets (or equivalent).

Very nice kit. Very accurate. Clip works well once you get use to using it. Silencer works grate. Get a ocsistant 40 + shots per co2. This a fun gun for me but not for little critters. Well worth the cost. One hole groups @ 20 yards ( no wind ).

I picked this one up int .22. Bot the pistol and rifle variations are extremely accurate. I have been switching from them both. As a rifle he silencer is extremely quite

Already have one of these in .22 cal so I knew what to expect, but it seems like this one is quieter, if that's even possible! Wish there was a little more punch, but that's ok, it will still hit the target very well. If you are trying to keep rodents out of your yard, your neighbors will not have a clue unless they see you! These things are absolutely quiet as can possibly be and weigh absolutely nothing,that's why I say they are a lot of fun and accurate at close range. Looking forward to some squirrel or rabbit hunting in the timber. I could carry this thing around all day as it weighs barely more than a big box of Kleenex!

When in the rifle/carbine configuration this airgun is at its best.
It is light, accurate and fun to shoot. In the pistol mode it is still
light and accurate, but the grip is so poorly designed that it is very
unpleasant to handle and point. When configured as a carbine the butt
stock attachment is rather flimsy, but since I had already determined
the pistol mode was not going to something I would use I added a screw
to the butt stock to increase its rigidity and it is now quite
satisfactory. I use the optional 7 round magazine and have had no
trouble with it. All in all I am quite satisfied with the gun as a
carbine. As a pistol, it's no match for Crosman's 2240.

For $119.00 im just going to tell you to get one. Super accurate, well made little gun.

This air gun allows me to dispatch backyard vermin with precision and a certain level of stealth as to not alarm the neighborhood. Buy one or three!I will buy another to keep setup in pistol form and one more for friends and family to shoot. The Diana has a solid feel and a striking eye appeal due to the clean machining.

Well worth the money. Going to purchase the .22 also. Very tight groups with both barrels.

Super unique and well-made pellet gun. When made to be a rifle it is super accurate, right out of the box with no adjusting. The sound is so muted it makes me think the CO2 is out. Love this gun. Blue Jays beware!

excelent product,but wish they hadnot locktited suppressor onto rifle barrel. all reviews i saw on product said suppressor could be used on either barrel.

Surprisingly accurate at 10 yards in carbine configuration.a bit under powered past that.

I use and have used Crosman pellet guns for over 4 decades. I think that they make a great product. With that said, I have to agree with previous comments that this is what Crosman should have made. I REALLY like this model. When you consider the price point for what you get? Out of the park, In my humble opinion. I cannot find my crono sheet and will not quote FPS from memory, not to be trusted, but was on par per barrel length with the Crosman. Both are quite powerful. The round count per CO2 was on the same sheet. I just remember being impressed with the velocity consistency for the number of shots(85 plus degree weather). I have not scoped it yet, but found it very accurate open sighted.

I like the ability to change barrels and grip, I have the pistol versions of this gun. The grip will also fit
the pistols there is a little more power and stability while shooting this gun with the longer bbl.
The pistol versions are the same specs. as the rifle conversion.

Nice looking weapon very sharp,took a while to put it together but much better than just a pistol,have not really shot it but just a co2 round but was dead on target.

The kit is a good design, it had it's own character, I love this gun as it can switch quickly.

Came in a nice package with bag and foam insert. I have the 177 caliber. Very accurate especially with long barrel. Both barrels definitely needed to be cleaned. 1st photo is with short barrel at 40 feet and second one is The long barrel at 40 feet. Using JSB 8.44gr Diablo

.22 and purchased 2 mags. Very nice gun, well made. First pistol shot- bull at 10 meters. Group of 10- size of 1/2 dollar. Very loud pistol!!!
Fixed rifle parts and first shot- bull, but thought something was wrong. Good light trigger and no noise, but bullseye.
This thing is whisper quiet as rifle setup. And sure FPS was higher than the pistol.
Has black nylon zipper case that HD foam from box fits into, nice touch Diana.

.22 with a single Co2, there's very much to see here, I love this one.