Diana Chaser Rifle Kit

Pretty sweet rig with it

Pros
Nice setup

Cons
Access to buy parts easier not over priced for owners

Pros
This is the first airgun I’ve bought that shot perfectly right out of the box. I am impressed. Love the left side bolt being left handed easy to load co2 as well as pellets. I shot it a lot. Very Nice airgun considering buying another

Cons
Dosen’t come with the magazine. Have to buy it separately.

I set my 177 cal Chaser up with the rifle barrel and shoulder stock, left the barrel band sight off. This rifle loves the cheap Daisy flat nose pellets! This is my 3rd Diana airgun and are incredibly accurate and a great deal IMO. The silencer works awesome. Wish I could find them as an accessory for my other 3 airguns.

Pros
Super Accurate!

Cons
Nothing

Get the optional ten shot rotary magazine it's worth the extra cost. And if you do get the 11mm scope stand offs so teh magazine will fit under your scope/red dot.

Pros
Great pellet rifle. I have the ,177 cal version and run the pistol barrel as a carbine with the moderator for starling control. I had so many marauding starlings at my bird feeders they chased all the "good" birds away. That is until my Diana Chaser pellet gun arrived. The rifle is very accurate and with a red dot sight target acquisition is fast. Let's say my startling problem has been reduced by 98% these past two months and I couldn't be happier.

Cons
The moderator being glued to the rifle barrel.

Excellent fully machined silencer, thread covers, rifle and pistol configuration and nail driving performance, with hardly a whisper.

Pros
Very consistent, and quiet in rifle configuration with silencer. Trigger is excellent. Change over from pistol to rifle was simple and straight forward, but don't miss the gray O ring. Bought second rifle kit so the grand kids can compete. Not disappointed, silencer works great and makes it a great deal. Youre FAQ gave great advice to perfect these guns.

Cons
Front sight was canted about three degrees on both guns, was easily fixed but needed to heat barrel to loosen thread lock glue, (and to make silencer removable)

Worth the money and it packs a decent punch with around 35 - 40 strong shots per cartridge.

Pros
Light, quiet, and accurate.

Cons
Includes single shot tray while the description tells you there are 7 and 9 shot clips for it but you have to order them separately with no link to do that.

Sig replica is close in power and didn't break on me 3rd shot.

Pros
Pretty powerful co2 powered .177 Was dead silent with suppressor.

Cons
crossman super point got jammed up in the suppressor 3rd shot, destroyed suppressor. Wish it came with at least one rotary mag for that money.

Great little backpack gun! The thing is so quiet you can't hardly tell when it's running out of air I don't know if that's a good thing or bad thing that it's something??

Pros
Comes with a customized case Can be a rifle or a pistol Super quiet suppressor Excellent shot count Extra CO2 storage A decent trigger lightweight Oh yeah it's accurate

Cons
I wish the magazine/shot tray was more secure I know they're held in by magnets and the bolt but I'd like a tighter fit.

i think the build quality and fit and finish are really good. i was bummed that the front sight on the rifle barrel was canted a few degrees to the left when the barrel was mounted to the breech and no way of righting it easily. i didn't want to redrill the centering hole and as i was going to use some sort of scope or red dot i just ground and filed the front sight off. the suppressor is adhered to the rifle barrel with red loctite that requires heat of atleast 150f to soften. you can put the entire rifle barrel in the oven at 160f-180f for an hour to soften the loctite and then while the barrel is still warm clamp between some soft wood blocks in a bench vise and simply unscrew the suppressor. you can now use the suppressor for the pistol barrel if you like.

Pros
really nice for and finish and build quality. super quiet with the suppressor. really accurate and easily hiring and going through aluminum cans at 50yds.

Cons
only the canted front sight.

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?