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Specifications Diana RWS 34P air rifle
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| The most popular rifle sold by RWS now comes in a black stock made from a durable, all-weather injection-molded synthetic. This German rifle will keep you shooting accurately and powerfully for decades. While it doesn't have some of the frills that more expensive guns have, it goes head-to-head where it really counts! Has the new T06 trigger! The well-balanced stock makes it easy to hold and shoot the RWS 34. Quality is evident in other places, too: a two-stage adjustable trigger, fiber optic front and rear (fully adjustable) sights, and a finely rifled barrel. No need to worry about cocking difficulty, as that's where this rifle really shines (just 33 lbs.). It's ideal for plinking, paper targets and spinners. If you're a serious airgunner on a budget, the RWS 34 was made for you! RWS is known for standing behind their guns, and their warranty has always been viewed as the best in the business. We've recommended a variety of appropriate pellets, which are listed in the AMMO link . Click on the ACCESSORIES link to find scopes, mounts and other shooting gear. | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Reviews summary Diana RWS 34P air rifle
Things I liked:Another great RWS rifle all I can say is for the money this gun is sweet Things I would have changed:If I was looking for one gun that was well built to last and accurate and afordable this would be the one. What others should know:Buy it shoot it and love it Things I liked:I bought this for my grandson and I am totally impressed. Right out of the box, it was shooting all over the place, but like others had mentioned after about 25-50 shots it was dead on. Now with a scope he can hit everything he shoots at out to 100 ft. consistantly taken the red bullseye out of those splat targets in 3 shots. Things I would have changed:nothing What others should know:I bought the air gun without the scope, because I had a good scope to put on it, but I was unable to get mounts that would work. I would suggest if you already have a good scope that you buy the scope mount that are made for this rifle.
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Overall rating:5 5.0
Value for money:5 5.0
Accuracy:5 5.0
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Things I would have changed:The fact that the barrel brakes throuh the forearm makes it quite dificult to add sling mounts but it would be nice if something was engineered to do this. The rifle does get quite uncomfortable,as any rifle would, if you are trying to walk and carry it for long distances like I do. Other than that I am more than satisfied with this rifle.
What others should know:I have no experience with the 22 caliber so I had a hard time deciding which caliber to purchase. I went with the .177. I purchased the UTG #DNO34 scope elevation compensator mount and a UTG 3-9 x 50mm full size tactical optic scope with the 1" tube. I got the Weaver low profile four screw rings. This worked out really well except I had to put a .010 piece of shim stock under the front scope ring so I could get enough scope adjustment. This worked out really well for the first say 50 shots then the rifle became inaccurate. I found that because of the heavy vibration when fired the ring caps came loose. I applied some liquid rubber on the threads and remounted the caps and resighted the rifle and it seems to be holding good to this point after about 200 shots. The scope is very nice for the price. I just put it on 9 power and leave it there. With the AO feature you can focus on anything from really close to far away. Scope caps get in the way if you are focusing really close, they touch the side of the barrel. As for pellets, I purchased the variety pack with the different pints and weights. I found that the Meisterkugein 8.2 grain shot very accurate at 20 yards they averaged around 850 fps with my rifle. The others like the RWS Super HP 6.9 grain shot an average of 940 fps but weren't as accurate. The most accurate at 30 yards was the H&N Baracuda HP 10.34 grain at 740 fps. I like the accuracy but now I wonder if I should have purchased the .22 caliber in stead.?