Diana RWS 48 Combo - 4x32 compact scope, C-mount
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| Includes RWS 4x32 scope and mounts. Field target, plinking, hunting, target shooting, spinners. That's what you can do with the RWS 48 air rifle! This sidelever spring-piston rifle is popular among airgunners who want affordable power and accuracy. All the members of one U.S. field target club use the RWS 48 exclusively! Be sure to use heavier pellets if you're shooting field target. The well-balanced beech stock is truly ambidextrous and is extended for greater comfort. The RWS 48 is loaded through a sliding breech mechanism. To get the most accuracy from this powerhouse, mount a scope. It'll come in handy, whether you're shooting at field targets or quarry. We've recommended a variety of appropriate pellets, which are listed in the AMMO link. Find targets, shooting glasses and other gear in the ACCESSORIES link. | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Diana RWS 48 Combo - 4x32 compact scope, C-mount by RWSreviews summary
Things I would have changed:Nothing What others should know:I sighted it in with 14.5 superdomes pointed pellets very happy with out come. i always wanted a good 22 cal pellet rife and now i have one that will last me for my lifetime. i'm 58 years old so dont think i will need another rife this will last me. And being that the gun is made in Germany thats even better they made good guns.
Things I would have changed:Everyone knocks the scope rail, and I will too (at least out of the box), but there's a simple solution that makes the included two piece mount just perfect. The issue: the recoil pin on the scope ring is too small for the retaining hole in the rail (too thin and too short), and he retaining hole in the rail has a radius at the bottom that doesn't let a longer pin extend far enough into the hole. Solution for the hole: grind out the radius with a dremel. Solution for the pin: use a bronze bushing to create a good fit between the pin and the hole. You can get a bushing at sdp-si.com, part # A7B4MP030506 (about $1). You'll have to drill it out to 9/64" and grind down the length, but then it will fit perfectly. My scope and mount haven't budged. This simple solution would be an awesome service for Pyramyd to offer. What others should know:This is a great rifle--and a great combo (if someone spends a few minutes improving the scope recoil pin fit). The stock on my rifle is considerably darker than any of the pictures I've seen, with more of a chocolate tint . I thought this combo was a great value last month, but the price seems to have gone up significantly since then. While I'm incredibly pleased with my rifle, at its current price, I would have probably bought a Discovery instead.
Things I would have changed:The scope mount ring system is disappointing for RWS. It is hard to install and tighten, and will not stay tight from the recoil. Umarex is workin on a single mount unit, but it might require a larger scope. What others should know:This gun is very heavy and with high recoil. Recommendations for a better set up: a bipood such as Harris with swivel mount, RWS quality ammo - the heavier RWS supermag over 9 grains works well, and replace the hard plastic stock pad with a limsaver recoil pad.
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