Page 3 - Diana Stormrider Barrel Band Reviews

Easy to install on the Gen 2. Has a positive effect on accuracy.

Include a filler screw for the top screw hole for the Gen 2. The front sight goes here on the Gen 1.

Lube the air chamber for reinstallation of the barrel on the Gen 2. Gen 1 does not need to take off the barrel for installation.

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This barrel band is just what the Diana Bandit needed. Barrel and the air tube are now stable. Pistol is a lot more accurate.

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Get this barrel band for your Bandit.

Exactly the same as the barrel band that's located closer to the receiver. Set screws make for a secure fit to the barrel

Would be easier to install if it was a piece part - split down the middle - then I wouldn't have to remove the moderator and front sight to install it.

Great added support for the end of the Barrel which it needed from day one. Makes this rifle very accurate now.

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If you have the Gen 2 Stormrider, those have a non-removable Suppressor. You have to undo the 3 set screws on top of the breech to loosen the barrel. You then can remove the barrel and slide the barrel band all the way down to the front of the barrel. Insert the bottom half of the band on the tank and then re-install the barrel back into the breech.

If you have a Diana stormrider this is a must have. I was having problems sighting in my scope. I could not get a consistent grouping I think there was to much play in the barrel. Once I put the second barrel band on my rifle I was able to get all my shots in the Bulls-Eye.

It works to provide more barrel support.

Remove lower lug and remove the top piece. Many people buy this to provide much needed additional support for the barrel and this is the piece that mounts into the stock and supports the front sight. A simple figure eight would be better for this use.

Makes the airgun look better and more secure for that extra hold near the tip.

Only thing I would want is to be able to put a swivel stud through the hole at the bottom where the screw go through, would save me from putting a hole on the stock for bipod/sling attachment.

As I am a noob to this I had trouble getting the baffle off, the screw under it was seal really tight, so I went and took the whole barrel off to install it.

This was an easy install and stiffened the barrel substantially.

It is perfect for additional support on the the barrel. Helps for better accuracy.

Before installing additional band the barrel on my Storm rider pointed down and to the right almost maxing out my windage and elevation turrets to compensate. The band allowed me to straighten the barrel and makes rifle feel rock solid.

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Not needed for the storm rider but made a huge difference in mine and I'll never take it off!

Its needed.

to take off the baffle. You need to heat the barrel so the lock tight on the screw will soften. The baffle has to slide off to put the barrel ring on.

That I was able to get something more than to help steady the barrel.

Add this to all Diana Stormrider rifles in the furture

Just modify this to help steady the barrel for better support.

This part should be standard on the Diana Stormrider ,really stiffened up the barrel . No flex now

Make this part standard on this gun

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