Diana RWS 350 Magnum

I left mine cocked for 3 days just last week.Was super bummed as I always check it when I put it back up.Took it out to see how it would do today with some crossman piranhas and was still smacking on point.No joke.I was already looking for a spring replacement and I guess that can wait..or can it.?they sure do sound like a good upgrade like everything you gotta find out yourself =)

i leave mine cocked for a couple hours if things are slow!!

any hawke airmax or utg 30mm

Yes, it is a Diana. It is made in Germany. One beautiful air rifle, very powerful, and with the right pellet and shooting technique it is very accurate.

Yes, this rifle has a T06 trigger.

Using a RWS lock down one piece mounting system w/rings, your best bet would be a Vortex Diamondback 4-12X40 DH AO scope. That is perhaps the only reliable scope that you can count on to hold up under the scope killing recoil of magnum pellet rifles! Even if it does break, Vortex will fix or replace it forever! That's their warranty! That recommendation doesn't hold for ANY other scopes in the Vortex line - just the Diamondback 4-12X40 DH AO! You can try other brands, and maybe they will work for a while, but one day......! If you must use something else, make sure it has an etched glass reticle, and not a wire one! You can never break an etched glass reticle, but a wire reticle will not stand up to this gun!

This is a magnum powered air rifle so be careful mine just broke a vortex crossfire scope last week! The hawke air max scopes are spring rated and should handle the recoil, im going to try one next. I use the rws 1 piece lockdown mounts on my rws guns they seem to work very well, they have 2 stop pins to lock it in tight.

Rifled of course.

Sspiral barrel, deadly accurate...

mine likes H&N 14.66 and 17.13 silver point and the in between excite spike 15.74

I prefer the RWS domes or hollow points. You have to remember the gun (or any air rifle) has to have a lot of rounds fired through it to break it in. Definitely use a high quality pellet.

mine bought in 2015 came with the t06 trigger. rootgray

mine bought in 2015 came with the t06 trigger. rootgray

Don't worry, the TO5 is better. The TO6 will creep right thru the second stage where as the TO5 hits the second stage and stops. However the TO6 is steel and the TO5 plastic but quite strong.

No, it does not. But, it set up very nice and the filling is smooth.

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Yep, it's ambidextrous.

I purchased this rifle from AGD about a year an half ago. Mine is .22 cal and it came with the TO6 trigger which superior to the TO5. The gun shoots around 840 with 14.3 crosman premiers, this gives you about 24 fpe enough to dispatch a large rooster if you aim for the lung, just aft of where the wing folds. The TO6 trigger is super smooth don't buy the gun without assurance from AGD that it's a TO6. I paid the same price as advertised $369.99 less a 10% discount with a coupon. The gun is excellent, well worth the $, it will last a lifetime,plus super good looking and very accurate. You won't find a negative review.

216-6151 comes with a scope. Honestly, I recommend the 216-6150 and get a different scope of your own choice.

This gun holds standard .22 pellets. It fires 1 at a time.

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It is likely that this rifle still comes with the T05 trigger as the manufacturer still has several models with it.

I think it comes with the T05 trigger.

Don't hunt deer or big boar with this gun. Rabbits, pheasants and ducks will be lights out with this, but don't take a deer with this.

Please do not, under any circumstances, try to hunt even a small deer with the rws 350 mag, its powerful,but not for a deer. Rabbits o.k.-- for pheasants & large roosters have a buddy close by for a follow up shots- remember body shots can go clear through the animal and not hit a vital organ- plus if the bird is close to bushes or forest buy the time you load your 350 again it may get away wounded- something that is not correct for the hunter or the animal. .Put in other words it will spoil your day. Placement shots to the head with the 350 is another story--rooster-rabbit- pheasant-ducks -no problem. Deer - boars dont do it. The rws 350 with 14.3 pellets .22 shoots at about 850 fps lead pellets- alloys are faster but dont have the knock down power.

Yes, it is top of the line for breakbarrel rifles....use heavy .177 pellets.

It is made by Dianawerk in Germany - a fine old company! You might consider the Walther Parrus, similar in respects to this gun, also made in Germany, and on par with the RWS 350. Both guns are magnum force, accurate, and hard hitting!

Yes, it is German made.