RWS 350 Magnum

Great quality Dead on with scope Extremely powerful, be careful !

Pros
Everything

Cons
No Cons

Great quality, heavy and stout cocking effort. These are all the things I love about this pellet rifle. I later bought a scope and the RWS scope mount and look forward towards using the scope after I receive it and get it mounted.

Pros
Quality Heavy Cocking effort

Cons
Heavy Cocking effort

Great pellet rifle. I was very impressed with the build quality. Very accurate. This rifle is the most powerful Springer from Diana. No regrets. What a nice addition to my collection.

My father had a Diana. That's why I always wanted a Diana. A real air rifle.A very powerfull rifle. I will use it for shooting rabbits who are destroying my crops. I'm very happy with the choice I made.

Pros
powerfull and accurate. great craftsmanship.

Cons
None

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.

Pros
Quality, accurate,well made

Cons
Can?t think of any cons at this time

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

Pros
Almost everything

Cons
Very stiff cocking effort. I can only do one shot sometimes because of it. It's worth it tho because of all the power

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

Pros
The quality of the beechwood stock and the deep blueing of the metal and the automatic safety and the trigger pull and the sights and the power and the accuracy

Cons
The cocking effort and the closing of the breech can be a little stiff sometimes

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.

Pros
The T06 is a fantastic trigger. Fit and finish is top notch, bluing is superb. The rifle is long but very well balanced. The rifle is very accurate if you are willing to do your part and learn how to hold it. AND PRACTICE!

Cons
Not really a con but the checkering could be a little deeper. The checkering does its job though and that is to give a better grip in warm and hot weather when the hands are sweaty.

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.

Pros
Great for hunting, plinking, and very accurate, auto safety

Cons
Cant think of anything

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.