Diana RWS 46 Stutzen
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- 0.177" (4.5mm)
950 fps
$399.99
new
- 0.177" (4.5mm)
950 fps
$369.99pre-owned
0.177" (4.5mm) Field target, plinking, spinners and paper targets are fair game for the RWS 46 Stutzen!
0.177" (4.5mm) Used Diana RWS 46 Stutzen
0.177" (4.5mm) Field target, plinking, spinners and paper targets are fair game for the RWS 46 Stutzen!
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| From the unique flip-loading port down to the schnable-tipped stock, the RWS 46 Stutzen is a remarkable underlever rifle that will make you proud! The well-balanced Mannlicher Monte Carlo hardwood stock has a raised cheekpiece and checkering on the grip and forearm. In fact, you would be hard-pressed to find a better field target rifle at this price, and it's both easy to cock and powerful! Accuracy? This gun is so accurate, that you may put aside your other field target rifles so you can shoot the 46 more often. The crisp trigger gives away nothing to more expensive European guns. To help you get the most accuracy from this rifle, we recommend that you mount a scope. Another easy task, because the rifle comes with an extended 11mm scope rail. While field target is a great use for this gun, you'll probably grab this gun first when you go plinking or shoot spinners. Putting holes in paper targets is another fun use for the RWS 46 Stutzen! RWS is known for standing behind their guns, and their warranty has always been viewed as the best in the business. We've recommended some pellets to help you get the most from this airgun. Check out the AMMO link. Remember to click on the ACCESSORIES link to select appropriate scopes, mounts and other shooting gear. | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Diana RWS 46 Stutzen by RWSreviews summary
Things I would have changed:Offer it in 20 and 22 caliber. loose the plastic trigger; plastic does not belong on any gun, rear cylinder cap and front sight block are casting, milled steel would be better. a double jointed cocking lever would allow a few more inches of solid wood on the forearm(like theHW35) go with a steel or brass trigger guard, instead of a alloy casting. I am a engineer/machinist and will almost certainly make some changes, however I will say the gun is great right out of the box! What others should know:German Spring guns are by far the best all around airguns around, I got my first german springer over 30 years ago, the Diana line is not quite the quality of the Weihrauch or Feinwerkbau, but it is light years better than most others made in Spain, the US, and some GB models.
Things I would have changed:Even at the reduced price it's pricy - not for the casual shooter. An improved knurl or something on the end of the cocking lever would make it easier to get hold of, since it's buried beneath the barrel. What others should know:For those who can appreciate the reproduction of 'old world craftsmanship' this is a beauty.
Things I would have changed:The entire front sight/handle retainer/stock mount system is....abysmally terrible. The sight blade is way too wide, and there is no provision for a hood. This is relevant, as this style of gun is apt to be retrofit with a peep, which in turns benefits from a hood up front. . The cocking handle will pop out of the so-called retainer at EVERY shot - a very, very poor 'design' (charitable use), with no way to adjust tension engineered in. The steel screws that supposedly secure the front of the stock have about 1/4 of an inch of PLASTIC THREAD to anchor into. It strips immediately. What was Diana thinking? This is an incredibly pitiful arrangement. This gun needs this entire plastic sight part trashed and replaced with a correctly engineered steel part. The breech 'seals' weren't close to doing what the name implied. When the breech was closed, the front one was not even contacting the barrel port. I made and intalled a metal shim; fixed. Buyers should NOT have to do this! Another sloppy item Diana should be embarrassed about. Weihrauch would have been. What others should know:If you have to have a Stutzen springer - this is your option. But for the money (even discounted), there are far better guns out there.
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