Diana Trailscout CO2 Air Rifle

I like the multiple shots, CO2 power opposed to PCP.

Stock/more stock colors such as snow cameo

Excellent product

Very accurate at the 30ft range that I shoot mostly. Trigger is excellent and breaks cleanly @ under 3lb. Mine likes many different pellets in the 11.9 gr range right up to the 18.1 JSBs. It chambers some a bit tight but the accuracy is worth it. I wouldn't try to kill anything but paper or perhaps a mouse or rat or squirrel at close range. I love the flexibility of mounting sights on the barrel band. I have even mounted a 2X pistol scope there using a single wide ring or Williams target sights...either Peep or Patridge style. Installing a second barrel band does not look difficult, and would add even more flexibility 4 scout scopes etc. Many of the parts are inter-changeable with my other Dianas.. Very quiet for urban use.

As others have said...the CO2 system seems to be an afterthought, and takes some time to get used to. (The theme to the "Mickey Mouse Clubhouse song came to mind. LOL) A bit of wasted CO2 and some destroyed o-rings, and I can now make it work most of the time...without too many destroyed o-rings or wasted gas. I need to be very careful to get the cap tight without buggering up the o-ring. (there are probably better quality and more durable o-rings out there somewhere...like maybe @ Captain O-ring, which could last longer than the one that came with the gun ripped,or free spares Pyramyd air sent when I complained. Since the connection between the CO2 cap and chamber does not seem to be beveled, a brass or similar soft washer might make a better seal. I need to spend some time digging in hardware stores. A machinist could likely make a better CO2 chamber cap with a foster fitting 4 those of us equipped for bulk CO2 fill. No more wasted o-rings. Must "dry fire" lots to de-gas b4 re-fill.

For $100, it is hard to loose...especially with Pyramyd's excellent customer service and a great warrantee. I like the plastic stock. It is small and light but still similar to a "sporter" stock. More tinkering with o-rings etc.,than some would like but again...$100. Potentially lots of shots per fill and flexibility to use 1, 2 or 3 full CO2 cartridges is good...once u figure it out. Better instructions might help some of us avoid early problems. Mine came with the CO2 cap disassembled and parts scattered in the box. It almost looked like it had been sold b4 and returned, or not very carefully packed or assembled in China.

I will say I was a bit skeptical of diana new value line but after owning the chaser and now the trailscout I am a believer in the direction. I own a variety of guns and pellet guns both high power and non pal which to the rest of the world means under 500fps.I didn't really see the point in them until the pandemic started and I was stuck at home or in my backyard. In Canada we are not allowed moderators and so with these lighter power guns Iam able to get some safe accurate trigger time and do I mean accurate. Iam getting a one hole groups around 1/4 inch at 26 yards and around 1/2 inch at 40 with jsb 18gr.

To date the only complaint I have is the oring on the co2 cap when you are through your co2 and unscrewing it blows up to twice three times it's original size. Oh yeah and the fact you have to shoot out what ever co2 that's left to depressurize the gun there's no bleeder so I guess it is like qb78.

The shot count is amazing I get 120 shots with a extreme spread of 56 fps and 150 ,170 plinking shots so the valve in mine is excellent. I will definitely be getting more of diana and snow peak airguns in the future.