Diana Chaser CO2 Air Pistol

This is my first CO2 airgun. My other airguns are springer rifles so I have nothing to compare this pistol to. It is inexpensive, seems to be made well, is accurate for what it is. I have the .22 caliber and it shoots low even with a full cartridge at 10 yards. The front sight is a plastic and I can easily file it down to get POA/POI where I want it with the pellet that groups the best. Until then I shoot at a closer range, or stick more sight post up through the rear sight. The .177 might have a better POA/POI. Looks like I get 40 consistent shots before the CO2 starts getting low and another 10 useable shots being 50 total. The cartridge will loose air overnight so I only install a cartridge when I have time to shoot 40-50 shots. The trigger is very good and the pistol is a good trainer for shooting a firearm handgun except for recoil control of course.

I bought an aftermarket suppressor.

Nice grip easy to load i got 45 shots before i saw any lack of power.

I did not like the 11mm mount.

It is loud for a small gun. It's louder than my Diana 48

Accurate, good power and just a fun gun to shoot.

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Good value

Very Accurate, great price, I get about 35 shots per Co2 cartridge. The gun shoots better than I can.

All good.

Missing seal kit, thanks to the Pyramyd support team, they are on their way to my house. Thanks.

Very accurate nice soft trigger let’s you shoot very smoothly

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Comes with a pretty nice case xtra bonus great buy for the buck

The Chaser has a great trigger. Hard to find at this price point. And it's adjustable. Very accurate rifle/pistol. Fit and finish is excellent. Options everywhere if you look hard enough. It comes with a vinyl case that's OK but has limited use. Seems to like all pellets I've tried. The rifle configuration and how it assembles is neat. Top engineering design. This is a fantastic price on a gun of this quality. Did I mention the excellent trigger!

I like it the way it is which is why I bought it.

The Chaser and the Airbug are my two favorite shooters now, and I have a few nice guns for comparisons. The Chaser has a personality all its own in the airgun world. The conversion feature from pistol to rifle is really neat and well done. Crosman's is good, but this is better in my opinion. The Chaser has a great trigger. 90% of the reviews I read don't mention the trigger. They should because it's the most important part of the gun that gives you accuracy consistency. A trigger you can 'squeeze' and not 'pull' if key. These guns have it. Flexibility is a great option. Type of pellet used with the rifle--mine is a .22--makes it a good pest control gun. It's also a great target shooter. I'm an old guy and this gun makes me look good. One more thing. This is assembled in China and designed in Germany. Both contries did a great job.

the ease of operation, the accuracy was good, in general a great looking pistol.

I would put a more ergonomic grip on the pistol, I would also include the multi shot mag in the package.

It is a great value for the price.

Not much!

I've had it with PA. NO customer service, they blow you off to bluelineglobal...good luck with that. The ChasirvI got works with pistol barrel only. Rifle barrel is a no go. Paid extra for service shots and they only tested the pistol barrel, not rifle barrel. I am doing the only thing I can do, take my money some place else.

Buy at your own risk!

Once the Chaser is broken in it is super accurate. Nice feel, great gun. I wouod recommend it for people who practice for pistol shooting competitions. I use it to paractice at home for contests with a Smith and Wesson Model 41. It is close enough and can be a great tool at 20 yards.

I do no have any complaints

It took about 200 shots to break in. But that doesn't take long.

Overall fit, feel, and features were very good.

I was excited to get this until I cleaned the bore. It looked like it had been swabbed with salt water when it left the factory. I cleaned it for two weeks. It was rusted so bad the bore is pitted. Hopefully I can find a replacement barrel somewhere and I'll keep this one for shooting darts.

Do not buy anything Diana unless you can personally inspect it first.