Page 3 - Diana Chaser Reviews

Very sleek looking and made with quality parts. It has a good weight and doesnt feel cheap. The gun has a nice bark to it when fired and has a bit of kick especially when the co2 is new and warmed up. It also gets a lot of shots per co2. The bolt action is very smooth and the trigger is fairly light and easy to squeeze. The machined dovetail in the breech is a nice feature to have for any accessories and a threaded tip for silencers.

The grip while not terrible isnt as comfortable as the crosman 2240, its not bad at all and would give it a 7/10 while the crosman would get a 9/10.

If I had to choose between the Diana chaser and the crosman 2240 I would choose the chaser. It has a more sleek look to it, a metal breech, and a dovetail which the crosman lacks.

Nice target type pistol. Easy to load co2, pellets. Accurate. Nice weight.

Grip is awkward... hits the heel of your hand. your need to buy a magzine... should come with one.

Fun pistol. Bought another one for grandson.

Affordable Gun for the price. Accurate and has plenty of power.

I would like to see something that tell you what the power curve is degrading. I would rather change the co2 cartridge than miss my target.

Great price, very accurate, Plenty of power

Add a little weight

optional magazine is difficult to load and too expensive

The gun is great. It's got a lot of power. I shoot air pistol 1 once a week on a team and when the guy's hear this go off they keep saying I have a magnum. They say for the price it's well worth it. and I agree.

The only reason I didn't give it a 5 star is the grip is a little off. I held it with my left hand and it seams it made for a lefty. I ended putting some gritted tape to help me to have better control. The other thing is the instructions are a little weak. the could give you more hints on how to do some things. one thing is the back sight when you go to remove it they don't say anything about the other screw which you can't see.

It's a great gun but get the mags to go with it. They are a little tricky to load but once you do it enough it's ok.

Love the magazine. Gun fits well in your hand

Constructed very well. At 10yds shooting groups under a dime. Easy to load.

The grip hold is a little awkward due to the flare at the bottom of the grip. Get rid of the flare and the grip would be perfect.

Other than the awkward grip hold, this is an excellent CO2 pistol. Might consider aftermarket wooden grips.

Accurate and solid build. 3 shots under a dime at 10 yds.

Nada.

Excellent trigger, balances nicely and easy to load pellets.

The Chaser is very accurate and has a good level of power for target shooting.

The reason I didn't give it five stars is due to the grip. It flares at the bottom, requiring a modified hold.

All things considered I'm happy with the Chaser and enjoy shooting it.

Nice entry level target pistol.

Location of safety.

Best value in a CO2 pistol out there. Nice trigger, very accurate at 10 meters and high build quality.

A wider grip would be nice.

I get 50 good shots per cartridge. .22 cal. 14 gr. pellets. I just ordered the rifle kit (back ordered) because I love this gun so much.

Easy to load either single shot or with the clip. It was accurate right out of the box. No, I did not try to see how tight a group I could shoot but I'm sure it will do much better than I can. The soft case is very handy.

Nothing right now.

Nice pistol for the price.

I'm a PCP guy all the way until I bought this little pistol it's very accurate and I get a lot of shots out of it

Modern sight Rail and better magazine

This is a fun gun it's very accurate

This Pellet pistol is awesome for the money

Should Come with magazines. You have too purchase separate.

Shoots super accurate, looks really cool. You can do a lot of mods and upgrades on this Diana.

Very well made...very accurate...more than worth the cost.!!

Nothing...

Nice weight and well made fits my very well

Front and rear sight hard for me to see Needs fluorescent dot on front sight

Be safe Treat any gun with respect

feels good in my hand,shoots accurately and powerful

would put white dots on sights for easier seeing

shooting indoors right now,basement temp is in the high 50`s,i keep co2 in my pockets,and im shooting from 30 ft,the gun performed best with a lighter pellet ,an the domed H&N field trophy pellets 8.64 grain were hitting dead center ,compared to wad cutters in different weights. gun is loud but i like that and you get a good shot count out of a co2 ,(didnt count ,but know i loaded many))

Aesthetics - looks and feels great, nice weight and well balanced for a long-barreled target pistol (it's looks are what boosted my over-all rating to 5 stars); full size grips give me great control; trigger a little long but smooth and consistent; very good sights, easy to adjust. Love the combination of a target configuration (like the Classic 1077) with the convenience of CO2 charging, rather than pumping. That's why I got it.

I prefer right-handed bolt but adjusting was quick and easy - don't let that be a deterrent.

Out of the box I immediately tried out 4 pellets - Daisy flat-tops, Crosman hollow-points, Crosman heavy domers (10.5), and Crosman Hunter pointers. Distance 30 feet; 8 targets x 6 rds = 48 rds per CO2 cylinder. All 8 groups for each ammo type held consistent through all 48 shots except the pointers, which began spreading out on its 7th target. For the rest, I'm guessing there were another 5-10 shots left in the CO2 cylinders that i didn't take. Accuracy was a bit disappointing compared to my Classic 1077 and Crosman Triple Threat revolver using the same ammo at same distance. But this was just break-in time out of the box, and the results are encouraging, especially knowing I'll find better ammo out there in time. The best performer was the Daisy wadcutters with the Crosman hollow-points at a close second - both inexpensive and readily available. Both of these made 3/4-to-1 inch groups every time,

For the money you can't beat it. Once again pyramyd air is the best to deal with.

I optional mag is a bit to deal with,they could make it a little more user friendly.

For a co2 pistol it shoots straight hits hard and holds air very well. I absolutely love it for under a hundred bucks you can't go wrong.Besides the gun once again this is the fourth airgun I bought from this wonderful company and I am 100% satisfied. They are very professional,polite and know thier business like a great American owned and run company we expect should. Sgt Jimj US army ranger, THANK A VET

Like everything about the Chaser. I have the 22 and the 177 I bought in the kit. Both are good shooters with the moderator on the rifle is very quit. Loading the magazine was simple and have not had a jam with either of them. In many ways it is like the Crossman 2240, 2300 etc. You can find accessories to modify it on the net. All in all, it is a really fun and accurate pistol and rifle. This should be part of every ones collection.

Perhaps have seal kits available. I can get them from England, but it would be nice to have them in country.

Be sure to give the barrels a good cleaning before firing. Mine were really dirty. I have read complaints on the handle for the bolt breaking off. I ordered extra bolts and handles from Pyramyd just in case. When I cock it, I keep my finger close to the bolt then put my thumb on the back of the bolt to load it. It takes no more time then normal and why take a chance.