Author Topic: If I were to sell my RWS DIANA 350 MAGNUM FEUERKRAFT COMPACT PRO (Read 1263 times)

steveoh · « **on:** May 22, 2020, 09:39:17 AM »

If I were to put up for sale my RWS DIANA 350 MAGNUM FEUERKRAFT COMPACT PRO in .22, any idea what a reasonable asking price would be? The rifle has very little use, and I might have a tin of pellets I've shot through it over the years. The original scope is I believe a victim of the violent nature of this magnum springer. Rifle is in perfect condition except for one hardly noticeable ding on the stock.

steveoh · « **Reply #1 on:** May 23, 2020, 05:15:50 PM »

Changed my mind. And tightening up the scope mount seems to have fixed things.

Lordy this thing kicks like a mule and is loud for a measly springer.

Target at 12 meters. Until shot five it was all 4 in one pellet sized hole. I think my flinch came back.

Steelhead · « **Reply #2 on:** May 23, 2020, 05:45:10 PM »

That's still really good. We get spoiled with PCP ease and accuracy. Break barrels, much like single shot shotguns, make you earn your shots. You just random throw pellets around.

When I was in my early twenties I sold my Remington 1100 and went back to the Sears & Roebuck single shot that I bought in the seventh grade. At least I hit what I shot at.

steveoh · « **Reply #3 on:** July 21, 2020, 02:47:32 PM »

My first airgun was a Diana model 27 .177 springer my Dad bought me when I was ten. I loved that thing, but left it behind in my closet when I left Florida back in 91. Sitting in that closet for all those years unprotected took a toll. I have it here with me now, taken apart on the bench, waiting for me to make a spring compressor to finish putting it back together. Many moons passed since 91 and a few years ago I bought a RWS DIANA 350 MAGNUM FEUERKRAFT COMPACT PRO .22 to fill that empty spot. It was my first adult airgun. Oh what an Airgun!

Well the 350 magnum has gone to a new owner: Sharp shooter. It wasn't easy to let it go, but he wanted it and my left shoulder has joined my right shoulder in complaining, and much pain. Cocking that beast just was too hard with my lame shoulders. Frozen Shoulder according to the PT guy.

Anyway, congrats to Mike (Sharp Shooter) and I hope you enjoy the beast as I enjoyed it up until recently. She likes a loose hold, and if you caress her and tell her sweet nothings she will give you accurate results. Enjoy!

Now I need to get out and shoot the calmer PCP airguns. That .257 Texan is calling as is the new Career .357. I have a butt load of bullets to test in the career.

Life is good.

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