RWS 350 Magnum

I can say honestly with no exaggeration that this is the finest quality airgun I have ever owned. Incredible craftsmanship and quality control make this the best value for the money that you can hope for from an airgun manufacturer. I encourage anyone thinking of picking up one of these to not hesitate and buy one today!

I'v always heard all the hype about RWS. and now i know what the hype is all about, this gun is awsome!!! very accurate, i shot a crow 60 yards away and at it was at least 70' high into the tree and i hit him with the first shot! and dropped him cold, The RWS 350 is no toy! i shoot a hole clean through a sheet of plywood 1/2'' thick at 30 yards. THATS POWER!! This rifle is also well balanced and fells good to hold, they say it weighs 8lbs, but does not fell like it! and another thing! it is not that loud for a break barrel! its almost as quite as my Remington nitro piston! so if you want a top quality break barrel you would love this rifle! my other rifle's are collecting dust now!! LOL. i will enjoy this rifle for years and glad i bought it, if you buy one of these gems you wont regret it!

This rifle is absolutely awesome,powerful accurate a real nicely made air rifle. The price in spot on for the workmanship,materials used to produce this fine rifle. Would definitely recommend buying this product.

I bought this air gun in .22 caliber without the scope a few weeks ago and I'm very pleased with it. At 20 yards I get awesome penetration and accuracy using jsb 18.13 grain lead pellets. Ballistically it's comparable to a .22 short. I can bust 750 milliliter thick glass wine bottles with it from 20 yards away in one shot and penetrate thru half inch thick plywood with it from 20 yards away and blast thru 10 ounce metal coffee cans with it in one shot from 20 yards away

I recently purchased the RWS Diana 350 magnum .22 air rifle and it is the best air gun ever by far! I have the open adjustible sights well adjusted and using the JSB diabolo 18.13 grain pellets I'm getting between 750-800 feet per second velocity and 24 or 25 foot pounds of energy. The accuracy is impressive. At 25 yards I'm putting all 3 shots fired in a session within a 3 inch center mass group in a half inch thick plywood board and the pellets penetrate it thru and thru very well with consistant velocity. I love the quality of the gun. This spring piston is better than any nitro piston air guns

This is an awesome rifle and at the reduced price of $350 it is a must have if you are into springers. I like springers of all power levels. I have a R7 and a R9 and love them both. I also enjoy the challenge of mastering the technique of accurately shooting a high power springer. I will admit the first time I cocked it my reaction was "OMG what have I gotten myself into? It was very tight and gritty and hard to cock. As with most springers, the more you shoot the smoother it gets. After only about 10 or 15 shoots it got very smooth. I am 67 years old, 5'-3", 132 lbs and have no problems cocking this rifle. After about 30 shots, I shot a 10 shot group and got an average of 769 fps; Hi of 777; lo of 762; extreme spread of 15; and a std deviation of 4. This was with JSB 15.89 grain pellets. This pellet produced 20.87 ft/lb energy.

I got my RWS 350 magnum, and I love it, with the longer barrel it reaches out further then most 22 cal. that are springers. I mounted a bullseye scope rings to it, then I put a UTG Leapers 3-12-44 snippers scope, and it only took 3 to 4 shoots to hit bullseyes at 30 yds., and at 40 yds. it took about 4 to 7 shoots to hit bullseyes again that's not to bad for a 70 year old man, not to toot my own horn. I think I can hit 50 yds. bulls with in no time at all. Lanky Jim.

Excellent experience.Its really is a nice gun.Had mine for around ten years and still looks and shoots like new.Would consider trigger upgrade but it shoots so well as it is with the older plastic trigger.Have a very large scope to help with my eyes and to stabilize the rifle with the added weight.Mine cost less than current price but that was in 08.Also have a model 52 purchased at AGD.Both in 22 cal for hitting power.

I.have this 350 magum RWS. This air rifle I use on
Rabbits. Eastern grays. Crows. And let me tell you
It will knock Out the life out of them....this is not a toy
Always be sure of whats be on your target.
Because it will. Travel. And hit hard. Supperdome. Pellets
Are the ones to use. Mine is a 22cal. Buy it you will
Like it wellmade. Break in with crossmen. Pellets
They also Shoot good . have fun .hunting. Is a American
Heritage. N.y. trapper..

I bought a Diana 34 in 1992 and it was incredible, it still is. It has been sent back to the factory twice in the last 25 years because it began to lose power. I shoot a lot, every day a lot... both times they worked on it for free and it came back better than new. It was a .177 and I routinely shot blackbirds at 60 yards. I moved and my yard was infested with squirrels and raccoons.Yet I live in the city limits and no firearms are allowed. So I decided to invest in an even more powerful pellet rifle. Of course I went right back to RWS/Diana and ordered their 350 Magnum in ,22 caliber. It is very, very, powerful. In fact it had such a powerful spring that it jumped and moved all over and I had trouble hitting anything, The solution was to have it tuned and get a Vortek PG2 kit installed in it. It is now the sweetest shooting air rifle I own with power to spare. If you are a first time magnum air gun buyer beware of these magnum springers, they are extremely hard to shoot with any accuracy without a lot of practice or a tune. Maybe both,,,

This is my second Diana (RWS) rifle and just like the first, a 34P, the quality of this rifle is outstanding. Great trigger, smooth, nice wood stock & it hits hard. I purchased the 350 Magnum in .22 and is accurate out to 50 yards plus. At 50 yards & shooting with the iron sights I put 20 rounds within a 3" circle. With a scope I'm sure it will shoot tighter groups than this. Diana rifles like the heavier pellets and found the domed pellets shoot longer distances better. These rifles will last decades. Several family members & a friend purchased Diana''s and all are 100% pleased. Airgun Depot processed & shipped fast as always. Stay away from the China built rifles if you want high end quality and longevity.

The refurbished RWS 350 .22 was a fanatic bargain (especially since I got it as a lightning deal)! I got it in June 2015 and the rifle has a 2015 date stamped on it. The condition is 98% perfect. My only concern is that a screw head at the back of the scope rail was sheared off by the previous owner. I would have thought this would have been caught and replaced during the refurb process. I'll contact AGD and report back as to how this is resolved.

Over the chronograph it's shooting at just under 22 FPE (738 fps with jsb 18s). I also own a Hatsan 135 in .22 and while I like both, 22 FPE from the RWS is much more doable than 28-30 FPE from the Hatsan!

Accuracy is fantastic. It has the best front sight I have used on an air rifle. Actually any rifle. The rear sight is fine (standard RWS / Diana). I was on paper from my 1st shot at 11 yards, quickly moved to 30 yards for the next target and never looked back. I did scope it (3-12 UTG) and managed to shoot 1/2 inch group. Remember this is a MAGNUM SPRINGER so I could not be more pleased.

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Purchased this in the .22 version, (refurbished). A clearly good quality Airgun. Have not had the opportunity to complete an in depth test with accuracy and consistency. My reason for 3 stars is the manner and state in which I received the gun. The front sight was either packaged loosely with the rifle, or had come of the gun secondary to it being loosely fitted. The barrel and the stock sustained damage by the loose metal front sight. I cannot recommend this to a friend, if they were to receive it in this condition.

Mine arrived with the front sight bent. I can fix it but should have been caught during the "refurb" process. This one has the T06 trigger. Nice bluing but checkering is buggered up in a few spots. Really doubt this was a refurb - looks unfired. More likely returned for stock blemishes. Whatever it was, I'm glad to benefit from it. No locktite on any screws. Seriously overbubed at the chamber with something that smells like cosmoline . Don"t get me wrong. This is a good deal at two & a half bills!

This air rifle is so accurate and powerful.At first , I did not manage to shoot perfectly with it, but after I understood its recoil, I barely miss a target.I use TS 10 pellet.

I have owned my 350 for 2 years and everyone who shoots it cannot believe how accurate and deadly it is. It Definitely does not like our Tree Rats. I have a UTG scope on it and it has been exceptional. By far the best air gun I have ever shot. Highly recommend RWS. High quality.

I got this gun a year ago and I remember opening the box.. You could really see the attention to detail on this German beauty and as beautiful as it looks, the power and accuracy match it. Targets up to 35 yards are a walk in the park with this gun. At long ranges pay attention to your hold and trust me its possible to make long range shots, I just barely grazed a dove from 75 yards and... With a better hold I would've dispatched it. A great gun overall.

It's a new rifle! T06 trigger no way of knowing that is Refurbished! Excellent quality. Even to get better than a 54 rws recently purchased another shop! As for the very precise performance without any problem! This is the 7th buy air rifle and together with my rws 54 is spoiled. Great product and excellent service AIRGUN DEPOT!

I recently purchased a RWS 350 Magnum in .22 Cal. Upon receipt, I was amazed at the craftmanship and ergonomics of the rifle. Today I shot 100 pellets through the rifle using iron sights. I ultimately zeroed the iron sights at 30 yards. Shooting at 30 yards, my best 3 shot group was 5/8" x 3/4" with JSB Diablo,15.89 gr. Jumbos. My best 10 shot group was 1" x 5/8" with the same JSB 15.89 gr. Jumbos. I consider this outstanding accuracy for a new air rifle that is not even broke in yet. I found the RWS 350 Magnum less hold sensitive than I have read about the rifle in reviews. The iron sights are superb, and provide a great sight picture and positive adjustments. About every 25 shots I tightened the action screws that had loosened slightly. I checked the position of the screws every 10 shots, and tightened them when they had loosened about 1/8 of a turn. I also shot Crosman Premiers and H & N Field Trophy's but did not get the same consistent accuracy as the JSB Jumbos. Incidentally, my 350 has no barrel droop. I will be using a Leapers one piece mount with high rings to scope this rifle. I look forward to mounting my scope and seeing what my 350 Magnum will do. I am a big fan of RWS already. The 350 Magnum in .22 Cal is a great shooting air rifle!

I have this Rifle for almost a year and I did a lot of shooting with that. No matter to what I use it for, handing, Pest Control or Target shooting, is very accurate and 1/8" grouping to 120' . Can not get any better.

I bought this air gun about three months ago. Could not be happier!! Great workman ship. Quality through out. Great accuracy. I'm using the Beeman .177 silver arrow. Its the best pellet I've tried. I bought a Benjamin NP XL 1500 in .177. Total junk. No comparison!!

Spent a lot of time researching both .177 and .22 airgun's. Settled on the RWS 350 Mag with a Hawke 3x9 mill dot reticle. Topped the gun off with dovetail to pictanny mount (slight 10" droop UTG) and UTG 1" short quick detach pictanny rings. Gun itself needs screws tightened upon arrival, both the front stock screws and the trigger guard screws. Tightened everything down, through 750 rounds so far solid as a rock tack driver. Blackbirds within 60 yards are dead meat. 1" diameter circle (target Jack) at 60 yards hit 100% of the time from a bench rest.

I have owned Diana RWS 350 .22 magnum for the past one year now and I am fully satisfied with it. Recoil is there but you have to master the off hand, artilery hold position shooting. Once you master this, you will LOVE it! Power is already there and accuracy is for you to earn through practice. As for pellets, I have tried 16 grn JSB Exact domed, H&N Baracuda 21.14 grn round head and 14.66 grn H&N FTT domed pellets. The FTT is most accurate and most powerful up to 70 yards. At 80 yards, the FTT pellet shot from Diana 350 .22 mag easily punched through the hard steel bottom of mosquitoes/insects repellent steel can. I knew that my HW80 .22 FAC version could not perform this feat even at 60 yards distance. Once you master Diana 350, the accuracy is same with HW80, maybe even better with the 350 (at least for me). I am more confident with my 350 .22 when I go out hunting in the wood/forest since I knew that I can take down game up to the medium size (head shot) on emergency. Remember, 350 .22 and H&N FTT .22 pellets are perfect combination.

Terrific gun, kills anything you shoot at so be careful. I like the wait and the power the most. It really knocks down the wood chucks up to 40 yards away very very accurate.

This is a beautifully crafted air rifle and you can see where the cost goes. The wood is gorgeous, but certainly heavy. I am currently using Crosman pellets and having no problems hitting the target. I took the rifle to the local range and was able to place an accurate 1 inch group at 50 yds with no adjustment to windage. It is good to play with the elevation since the tics are not indicative of distance. It does take getting used to if you've never used an air rifle before. Practicing the ABC's of shooting, one should have no problem hitting the target, as the local squirrels have found out. The break barrel does require some force. I've found that using two hands, one at the end, and one near the lever, is easy, without putting all the force on the end of the barrel. In some ways, I think this rifle is better built than some of my firearms I own. You can't go wrong with this rifle as a plinking, target, or small game rifle. If you get sights, you will have to make sure they are Air rifle sights. The recoil is completely different from a firearm.

Love this gun. Have barely put 100 rounds through it but I have been very pleased thus far. Gun kicks more than the model 34. Awesome trigger. Very large and heavy. Packs a punch. Have put RWS hollow points and domes through it and both are consistent. Not a kids toy here - this is a man's airgun!!!

I bought this rifle from AGD about a year ago. It's a fine weapon. It is capable of 100 meter accurate shots. With the right scope and mounts you'll be plinking at pennies at 40 yard no big deal for this gun. The most important thing to know if your going to buy it is that it comes with the TO-6 trigger. This is absolutely the best trigger for your money. Mine came with it and I'm super happy with the RWS .22 350 mag. The TO5 trigger is ok, but what makes this gun a Rolls-Royce is the TO-6. Please be sure it has this trigger. The price is the same in cal. 22. As for power, expect 24 foot pounds more than enough for airgun hunting. Big punch.

I usually used to hit the targets lying at the maximum distance of 150 - 200 feet. It was a normal practice. One day I decided to pose an unusual challange to my Magnum Air Rifle. I placed an 8" tall with 3" diameter hard plastic shampoo bottle filled with water at the distance of above 300 Feet (above 100 yards) to be hit with my scoped brand new Diana 350 Magnum .22 using Spain made Gamo Pro Magnum Pellete which is 15.43 Grains in weight. This is a slightly rounded non-pointed and heavy headed smooth projectile. Most of its weight is concentrated on the solid and massive head. If properly selected then the pellet fits well into the port of the Magnum Barrel without leaving any air leakage point. I shot the bottle almost at the spot where I zeroed in at. I did it in a single shot by late night with the help of a long range German Spot Light. The pellete penetrated the hard plastic and made two holes - enter and exit, by tearing the 3 inch deep water apart !!! An unbelievably formidable performance competing with RIM FIRE .22 ! Apart from it German Magnum phenomenon did equally marvellous jobs in the fields, too. 350 Magnum is a reliable gun with essentially compatible pellets. Yes, pellets must be your right choice. Its accuracy, long range, power and pleasant cocking amaze the shooter that the Diana technology could create such a deadly miracle only with spring and piston !!! Without this Air Rifle no collection of guns can be said to be complete.

Reviewer - A.H.Khan
Bilaspur, Chhattisgarh
December 2011

this is a great air rifle, hard hitting pest killer. great for tree rats, feral cats. small foxes. I have been shooting air guns for over 30 years these are great on the trapline for small Raccoons, foxes, so it dont punch a large hole in the hide, Head shoots or behind the ears only for quick kill, have fun with it & SHOOTING TARGETS
THANKYOU,

Bought refurb....had cosmetic bluing issue where breech block rubbed on wood stock...otherwise...perfect. T05 trigger no different than my 48 22 t06..wonderful...shooting 880 fps with RWS Super-H-points....1 inch off hand groups at 20 yds. A wonderful, powerful yet comfortable rifle to hold and shoot.

TOP GUN- HARD TO BREAKE IN BUT ITS WELL WORTH THE EFFORT. GOT IT IN 22 DONT GO FOR THE .177 ITS LIKE PUTTING A V8 ON A SKATE BOARD. IN 22 KNOCK DOWN POWER SUPERB.EXCELLENT ACCURACY. 3 WORD FOR THIS RIFLE: SIMPLE, POWER & PRECISE. JUST ONE THING THEY HAVE TO BETTER THE PACKAGING TO FLIMSY FOR SUCH A GOOD RIFLE.

This is a Good air rifle. fast and strong
nice wood stock first day out with it
#1 Tree Rat down and many more to go
I have thought about this air gun alot and
order it from airgun depot -great sales
dept. & customer service many thanks
to all working there.
America Land of the free home of the brave.


thank you.

Very accurate and powerful! Love it

I wrote a review a few days ago, and blasted the gun. It would not cock as it was. I did not discover this until i spent about an hour cleaning the barrel. A D offered to take the gun back, and even offered to pay return shipping. I took the gun apart, vioded warranty, and found a small prob. eith the cocking arn alignment. Fixed it and the gun shoots greattt. It is my new squirrel buster, with iron sights. I read a lot about this gun being hold sensitive, but i have no problem hitting hickory nuts out to 15 yards. If you need a powerful .177 for hunting or plimking, buy this gun. sincerely, Joe

EXTREMELY ACCURATE,VERY WELL MADE,EVERTHING IS PERFECTLY DETAILED.
WILL KILL ANYTHING THAT COMES IN ITS WAY UPTO 80 YARDS,INCLUDING RABBITS AND PEGIONS....

My RWS 350 Magnum is in .22 caliber. Out of the box, I found that I could put 5 shots in one ragged hole at 50 ft and that it will also punch through 1/2" plywood at the same distance. The trigger is excellent and I found that I could mount the rear peep sight from my Anchutz target rifle which makes a big difference for me with my bifocals. A very handsome rifle that is a pleasure to own and shoot. I would recommend it to any one wanting a higher powered air rifle

This is one heavy .22 cal,hunting tree rats through the woods you learn all the carring positions and then some. The break berrel is quite tight and noisey starting out, after about 100 to 150 shots it quietens down and loosens up perfectly. The craftsmanship is superb beautiful wood grain not a scratch and the bluing on the metal is perfect I used the Iron sites at 30 yrds and beeman crow hp's grouping the size of a nickle, the rws superdome's the size of a quarter and the gamo pointed fits loose in the barel was all over the place next I will use the crosman premiers and the jsb exacts and lets see if I can get that dime size grouping. The cocking effort is not for wimps and the rifle does kick a bit about like a 410 shot gun. Sounds cool shooting across the river at old fish bait cans the pellets have a high pitched whisling sound you can only hear going across water. well I think that is about it for now happy shooting

I've had the .22 version of this rifle for three weeks and have put close to 200 rounds thru it. Plenty of power-17.1 grain Silver arrows go thru one side of a heavy gauge empty steel gallon paint can at 200'. 14.5 RWS Superpoints will blow completely thru a large steel coffee can at the same distance. I wear trifocal eyeglasses, so it's something of a chore for me to use the open sights, but I still hit my targets ( usually soup cans) at 100' to 150' most of the time, so this gun obviously shoots pretty good. Even so, a good structurally strong scope (gun has a pronounced recoil) for the 350 is next in line. In addition to the power and accuracy, this airrifle is esthetically pleasing to the eye. I think it's one of the prettiest springers around-the word "sleek" comes to mind. Quality of fit and finish is quite high and the beech stock is really elegant looking. All metalwork is of the same high quality. Only possible cons are the gun is fairly heavy, and long. Cocking effort is not for sissies : ), but these are the physical prices you pay for a hard hitting springer. At this point I'm pleased that I selected the RWS 350 mag., and I'm inclined to think it should provide good performance, with periodic maintenance, for many years to come.

i love hunting with my 350 magnum it give perfict result s every time

this is by far the BEST pellet gun i have ever had. me and my dad went and adjusted the iorn sites and we now can shoot a target that is 1inch by 1inch EVERY time i shoot at it. just take youre time and stay calm while you shoot it. its the BEST!!!

This is the first adult spring piston rifle I have owned. I have been a "powder burner" for the last 12 years. My first impression of this weapon was that it was a solid, no BS piece of work. The furniture is very nicely finished, and the workmanship is first rate. The second impression was that it is not a light weight! For me, it is not a big deal as my back yard is as far as I would likely go with this weapon. I also ordered a Leapers 6-24x50 scope with this rifle and it is not a toy either. After sighting in the rifle/scope, which took about 20 min, I found the weapon to be "Dead nuts" accurate. Truthfully I wish I had used the iron sights to get used to it for the first time, they seem like a really nice setup.

My first rabbit went to heaven today after a shot from about 17 yards, with a RWS superpoint pellet. I would have rather shot the creature with the super HP's that I ordered, but someone decided that the superpoints are what I was to have. If AGD is listening, I'll happily take a free tin of RWS super HP's!

Anyway the rifle is a truly no nonsense weapon that will get the job done in a quiet (wife can here me shoot inside the house) quick way

The 350 is a powerful magnum class full size adult air rifle with finely finished steel receiver, barrel, and wood stock. Cocking is relatively easy for such a powerful gun. Although I'm still looking for the most accurate hunting pellet, I've found the 14.5 grain RWS Superdome to be acceptable. With it , my gun has a muzzle velocity of about 875 fps, which provides 25 fp of energy. Velocity at 50 yards is about 552 fps with 9.8 fp, which is capable of dropping jackrabbits with head or chest cavity hits. Accuracy is good with the iron sights, although an optional peep sight with various front aperatures would improve target accuracy. The Model 300 4x32 scope with AO is adequate, but the RWS adjustable C mount is difficult to properly install and the directions are not as clear as they could be. The mount lock pin is inadequate. It's not deep enough to secure the scope. After numerous shots, it will enlarge the recoil key hole, break loose, and deeply score the mounting grooves as the scope moves rearward. Use of Lok-Tite on all the screws and constant retightening only slowed the process. A temporary fix is to locate the C mount stop pin in front of the rifle's scope groove, where it holds better than using the shallow under-sized holes located in the mounting grooves. Don't use the large screw at the rear of the grooves as a scope stop; it can shear off due to the recoil stress. An optional scope stop appears to be the best solution. Accuracy with a secure scope is good, with 2" groups possible @ 50 yards using the RWS Superdome pellets. For hunting larger varmints, I use a "dead on" hold with the rifle sighted in 2.5" high @ 25 yards and 0" @ 50 yards. The 350 is very hold sensitive, so practice with consistent holds is necessary for good accuracy. I rate the rifle a 5, scope a 5 where greater magnification is not needed, and the scope mounting system a 1. RWS Diana needs to redesign its mounting system.

I got mine a while back and it really does shoot quite fast. I chronographed heavy pellets at 950 fps (10.3 grain) and light pellets at almost 1100 fps. The downside is that it is slick and hard to hold and extremely heavy. I use hunting gloves to get a grip but I prefer my lighter RWS 45 due to the lighter weight.

Although its on the heavy and long side, its shear performance that makes that unoticable. I had put a leapers scope and mount soon after it arrived. Within two hours I had it dialed in with 8.6 gr pellets. The power was amazing for an airgun. I now use a heavier pellet and use it for varmit control on my land. Looks like my 10/22 will be collecting some dust!

this is the best air gun ever