Diana Model 48

The rail screws don't come out. They're mushroomed on the inside.

ONE stroke. It's a springer. No psi fill pressure, the spring pushes the piston creating the air pressure behind the pellet.

The 48 and 54 are known scope breakers. Buy a Hawke or another brand designed for airguns. The recoil is tough on scopes unless you get it tuned or tune it yourself.

Don't put anything on this gun that isn't rated for this specific type of air rifle. I've had mine for 18 Years and have broken several rifle scopes. Finally broke down and bought a RWS cushioning mount and verable scope and hasn't broken in 4+ years. Has something to do with the percussion of this kind of air system.

I have an r.w.s 350 in .177.cal. with the t05 trigger there is only one adjustment screw ( in front of the trigger blade) and it is for the pull weight the point at which the trigger breaks from the sear. the t06 has has this screw behind the trigger blade and has 2 additional screws through the triggers blade to adjust 1st. stage travel distance and the screw behind that is the point at which the trigger dissengages the sear so 2 stage adjustable ( t06 ) instead of 1 stage ( t05) even though there is more adjustment capability the t05 it is a great trigger and has served R.W.S. & Dianna air rifles for years and just takes a little practice to master the t05. I am perfectly happy with my t05 and not having to tinker with the trigger,all the time is just as efficient as having multiple adjustments especially on high end air guns like R.W.S.& DIANA air guns. And here is the big BUT if I was to buy the refurbished R.W.S model 48 I would like to get one with the newer trigger.

This is rather complicated item to explain here. The short answer is that some of the parts of the TO5 trigger are plastic. On the TO6 trigger those plastic parts are now metal. If you Google your question several websites will appear one of which explains the difference in 3 parts.

Simply stated plastic vs steel. The trigger, the part you squeeze to shoot the rifle, on the TO5 is made of plastic while the TO6 steel. There are a lot more differences which are too much to explain here. Do a Google on "What is the difference between the Diana TO5 and TO6 trigger". This will give you several websites one of which is in three parts and provides a very comprehensive explanation. The short answer is the TO6 is preferred over the TO5.

The T06 is adjustable and the T05 is not, but it's still a very nice trigger.

T05 is gun grade plastic. To6 metal. To6 is more refined and crisp.

Yes the model 48 that I have came with the T06 trigger. I think all the latest model 48's ship with the new T06 trigger. I find it to be perfect for me right out of the box, although it is fully adjustable. I love my model 48.

No, not if you live in the USA. Umarex has more complaints than Carter has pills - they not only won't honor warranty, they will steal you gun!

Hey, I use a Vortex Crossfire II scope. It runs about 189 bucks (which is still relatively cheap for a scope. You need to spend some money for a pellet gun scope as they are notorious for being hard to zero in on pellet guns. Vortex has an amazing lifetime warranty on there products. The crossfire II is a 3-9 x 40mm scope. You should buy a compensator mount to attach to the dovetail railing. I would recommend using low-profile rings for the scope. - with regards David

I have bought 4 refurbs from AirGun Depot, and they all look like new! Two 34s and Two 48s, my friend and I are very happy with the price and condition off these! best deal going right now!

I have purchased refurbished products from Airgun Depot. There is no easy answer, it depends on what work was done on the rifle and why? Rifles are returned for any number of reasons from accuracy to not being what was expected. Some are easy fixes such as seals, others were returned due to being too heavy or too hard to cock. Most have light scuff marks from handling are are great air guns at reasonable prices.

The scope does not come with the gun. You will have to do the math to figure how much it will cost you in your currency. It is listed at $399.90 US right now.

Go to that webpage, where the item you want is. Click on "Add to Cart." (There will be a pop up with other items if you want those) Then click "proceed to checkout" if that is everything you want. When your checking out at the sight and there is a restriction you will get a warning before you purchase the product. There are a lot of different regulations for all different countries and they are always changing, so we have set up an automatic warring if there is a product, based on your location, that is forbidden. Shipping costs will be presented before you finalize your purchase. You will also be able to select a shipping time as well.

No sorry

yes it does

For this rifle you want to get a dove tail mount and dove tail mount with one inch rings should do fine.

The cocking lever is on the right- but coming from a left handed shooter that has been in many squirrel hunting situations where you need a quick reload, this isnt too bothersome at all.