Diana RWS 34 Breakbarrel Rifle with 4x32 scope

Highly accurate, beautiful wood stock and quality blueing. Not that loud with a lite wind and an excellent scope. A good bang for the buck, no pun intended!

I would like to seen a Model 34 shoot before I made a purchase. Now I wish I would of compaired it to the Magmum. I like the range and power but not the sound, maybe next year.

Gun comes well packed along with the ammo. Yes, don't forget the ammo!

Very well made, German quality. The accuracy is fantastic especially with the scope. I manage to hit a target the size of a quarter from 30 yards (bench rest) 9 out of 10 times.

I was a little concerned about the plastic trigger, but it seems to work fine and now that the weather is getting colder, a plastic trigger is less cold than a metal one. A rubber butt on the stock would be nice as well.

This rifle is heavy so it holds well off-hand.

Scope rings that came with gun would not hold so I went with a bkl one piece and it seems to be holding fine. Also, trigger is ok but takes some getting used to.

The gun was noticeably stiff and the trigger was heavier for about 300 rnds. after that cocking and trigger improved greatly. The rifle seems to be getting better each time I shoot it

VERY well built, will last forever, fairly inexpensive as far as RWS goes great quality.

Needs alot better scope and a little bit heavey

would NOT use any other ammo other than RWS or Gamo, High velocity great for pigoens and crows i shot a fish with it to. if u want to upgrade from a BB gun This is the gun ur looking for.

Well made quality air gun. Nice looking. Good enough to drop a pesty pigeon at 30-40 feet with rws 177 hollowpoint ammo. Consistent and good power. Works consistently with gamo, beeman, and rws ammo.

4x32 Scope underwhelming as stated in previous review. My particular RWS 34 177 is actually more difficrlt to cock than my RWS 350 Magnum 22. It is difficult to break in the beginning of the breakbarrell operation. I hope this problem will smooth out as the gun breaks in. Gun would be nice if it were lighter. Would be nice with butt pad. Stock sights could use more contrast for faster easier sighting.

Scope not installed. Entry level RWS gun. If you want a gun from RWS that addresses this guns shortcomings, really shows RWS's attention to detail and quality and hunts pests easily, I cannot say enough about the RWS 350 mag 22 version with leapers scope. If I were looking for a good price for a pest eliminator I would look at Mendoza RM 600 instead.

The rifle is well made, nice finish and the wood stock is good.

The scope seems to be lacking. I haven't put it on since it has very little increase in image size and impairs aiming close up.

I hit two raccoons and two gray squirrels solid with chest shots, aiming for the heart and lungs, but all four still ran off. I am changing ammo from the 22 superpoint to the Diabolo Baracuda to see if there is an improvement.

Hard hitting (mine is a .22). Nicely finished stock, deep blueing of metal parts. Good overall quality of fit and finish. Excellent price for what you get.

A buttpad would be nice. The scope with the package deal is pretty underwhelming. The rear sight elevation screw seems too short. Plastic trigger. (My cheapo Chinese TechForce 34 even has a steel trigger).

This rifle is very hold sensitive, and somewhat heavy. I would recommend a sling for extended hunts. Dont expect this to be a rapid fire gun, as the cocking effort seems fairly strong and I'm hoping that will become easier over time.
As mentioned before, the scope pretty much sucks so I use the open sights and they adjust out to around 30 yards before the rear sight elevation screw is ready to fall out.
This gun is pretty accurate, and a lot of fun to shoot. You will know when you hit the target since the .22 hits so hard.
It is well made and I plan to keep it because for the price you cant go wrong with the quality.
Just skip the scope package and get your own.