Diana RWS 350 Feuerkraft

I can't believe there are so few reviews in relation to this exceptional air rifle. I have two feuerkrafts ,both in .177 one for use with open sights and the other with scope. I bought the second one not only because I wanted a separate one with scope, but because I believe it was a good investment . The feuerkraft is bound to be a classic it has a sleek styling that is reminiscent of made to order rifles. It also shoots very hard . The power this rifle generates in .177 gives you the feeling that you are shooting a high powered rifle like a 30.06 . With regard to accuracy the feuerkraft is sensitive it takes practice,but it's well worth the effort by the time you breake it in you'll be hooked to this rifle. As for range it's a flat shooter at 50 yards plus no problem. The .177 is not the best caliber for hunting but with this rifle and the power it generates it's just a question of placing the shot close to a vital area and small game is in the bag. I've shot big iguanas 10 pounders with head shots instant kill .

Maybe offer a different stock. I wouldl like to try mine with a pistol grip stock

This baby kicks like a mule if you don't position it correctly at the shoulder it will beat you. If you are going to use it with scope it is indispensable that you acquire the mount Pyramyd sells that converts to picatiny there is no other mounts that will handle the ride this rifle dishes out. All things said this rifle deserves to be singled out as one of the best air rifles on the market. Have fun ,shoot safe,and be very carefull with this rifle it's very powerful .

Like all RWS: superb finish and craftsmanship. Great feel and balance. Doesn't seem too heavy. Extremely accurate despite power. Not too difficult to cock. Nice click on safety. Everything feels very high quality. Nice open sights (youre gonna need them).

In the .177, power is almost a little too high. Strong recoil at first, but does mellow out a little in time. Not much else, the 350 is excellent.

I used this as a base model. Barrel was shortened by 6" (could have gone with 4), recrowned, and an RWS procompact muzzle break (available from umarex usa/rws-call) was installed-extending it another 2". Custom fiber optic sight blade was installed atop the muzzlebreak at proper elevation. [ you can also get a hood for the front sight at umarex-have to call) Lowered power, recoil, and cocking effort by 10-15% [estimated] by shortening spring. Full clean and lube tune with deburring. The 350 is amazingly accurate, despite the movement/recoil (still considerable) out well past 50 yards- even with open sights. I can see why they call this a scopekiller. It has a good kick, but manageable. Open sights seem the way to go with this rifle. I can hit empty spray cans at 60 yards every time with open sights. I can also hit their caps likewise. Groups are very tight, with almost any pellet hitting the same POI. Favorite pellets shrink groups slightly: JSB heavies, H&N Baracuda, FTTrophy. If I rest this atop my hand on a hard surface groups expand. If I rest it on my hand atop a hard surface and grip the forestock it kicks hard enough to cause pain. It likes the open hold, especially if rested. Seems more accurate than the Model 34, and has higher quality internals- to deal with the power. Shoots incredibly strong, and extremely accurate for this power level. You will love this rifle. Keep missing your target? Take a closer look. It may be passing right through without moving it!

Great German craftsmanship! Awesome open sights crisp adjustable trigger pull, fit and finish. VERY powerful and accurate. Keeps most pellets in a dime at 20 yds. 5 shot group. Crosman premier .22cal 14.3 gr. hollow points are devastating! Bug hole group s at 20 yards. They exit my rifle at an HONEST chronographed 875fps. I have killed a 20lb 14 oz wild turkey this season (legal in California) from 25 yards, head shot went clean thru instant kill. Have shot magpies from 55 lasered yards out of the tops of pine trees. When I first started hunting with this rifle I was missing a lot, mind you I shoot a 30-378 Weatherby, .220 swift so I am used to the EXTREME flat trajectories of these type calibers. I discovered that on paper I could not miss but in the field I was missing everything. I have this rifle w/ Leapers 4x scope dead on at 1/2in high at 20 yards. What I discovered was that I was WAY over compensating for elevation, I had the old Daisy red rider mindset of a rainbow trajectory! Absolutely not the case with this rifle, this thing really shoots FLAT!!! Once I rationalized that this thing shoots like a .22 LR and trusted the flatter trajectory I now don't miss in the field either. Hence the 55 yard magpie kills. This is now my preferred gun of choice when hunting the delicious wild turkey. I chose this model for its ambidextrous stock configuration as i am a lefty.

softer recoil pad on butt of stock, not for the recoil but for the non skid and quietness of softer rubber

If you want a very FLAT shooting air rifle to hunt with this is it. I first purchased a Mendoza .22cal and sent it back. YOu get what you pay for. Im not banging the Mendoza, for that price it will suffice. This rifle is in a different league!!!

Things I liked:Well balanced gun after mountig a scope, its really long but easy to hold it steady. I got it to take care of some pests around the house. I can hit birds no problem at 50-60 yds and beyond .I got the gun in .22, and its really a killer.I own a RX2 and 350 is easier to hold and far more easier to cock with tremendous power . I love this gun , to be mentioned I have 16 airguns and 350 is my favorite when hunting is the purpose.

I don't like the stock , I have made a beautiful walnut stock somehow similar to airarms.

Well balanced gun, its really long but easy to hold it steady. It shoots great, once I mounted a scope on it i got it sighted in it was a blast to shoot. I got it to take care of some pests around the house. I can hit birds no problem at 50-60 yds, i havent gotten any further shots yet. I got the gun in .177, and its really powerful and accurate. If you are thinking about buying this gun do it, It really is nice. The wood stock is really nice and solid, and none of the parts on the gun seem cheap at all. The best part about this gun is the stock is ambidextrous, unlike the regular 350 magnum where the stock is cut for right handed shooters. Being a left handed shooter i went for the feuerkraft. They are pretty much the same gun w/ a different stock and sights.

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If you are thinking about get a high quality airgun whether for shooting pests, hunting, or just plinking around, this is a great gun to get. It is extremely accurate, and has some power to back it up. Its my first RWS and i am completely satisfied. I was tired of buying crosmans and cheap guns where the springs would break after 6 months of shooting. * I do alot of shooting with my pellet gun* I finally wanted to just pay more money and buy something that would last a lifetime. I believe this gun will. It was a great purchase, and buying it off of pyramyd air was fast and easy, and they have the best deal on the internet. I was nervous about buying this gun because anywhere i looked i couldnt find a review or any info about the gun, but dont worry its definitly worth it.