Diana Two-Fifty Reviews

accurate, good quality

cocking effort

hard cocking effort

handle nice. Shoots good.

Cocking effort. Mine is a real struggle to cock. Needs a better trigger.

advertised as an adjustable trigger.... but it is not!

This is a great gun and value. Still breaking it in but so far the accuracy is fine with both the iron sights and the included scope. The scope surprised me and works great. I was looking to add a gas piston to my other spring piston rifles and I'm glad I did. Might be a 5 star review for accuracy once broken in. After only 100 rounds I'm getting groups covered with a quarter at 15 yards.

Very happy with it as is.

Diana makes this gun with a spring piston and a gas piston version. This gun has the gas piston which is much smoother/quieter/less vibration than the typical springer. Great buy.

A beautiful rifle. High quality! Easy to cock and very accurate. The included scope is also, surprisingly high quality. An excellent addition to the collection. So happy to have acquired.

The open sight elevation could not be adjusted enough to work. Gun fired too high and the elevation couldn't be adjusted enough to make it usable. It looks like it can be modified but I prefer the scope rather than going to the effort of "fixing" the open sight issue..

Right now this is an amazing deal for a beautiful break barrel rifle. The wooden stock is gorgeous. Everything about the gun other than the open sight adjustment is first rate.

the whole package is nice, medium cocking effort, accurate, short and easy to handle

for the price its a great value

grab it on sale if you are on the fence, got the 22 cal, and immediatlely got the 177 as well

Great price, great finish, great shipping, good accuracy and I have no issues with the trigger as others have mentioned.

Open sights + big Jughead = minus one star.....(the two sixty fits me better open sights)

For what it is you cannot beat this deal

Feel and handling

Safety

The safety is great when you need to push for firing but when needing to put back on safe it is very difficult to grasp and pull back. The accuracy is very lack luster and even after multiple different brands of pellets and weights it is scattering shots at 20yrds all over . Accuracy in this particular one is comparable to a a daisy red rider BB gun at the same distance. Hate to dog it, but it is what it is. A good deal isn’t always a good deal.

Beautiful wood stock, affordable, solid offhand accuracy.

Round the edges of the pistol grip, lower the cheek piece for open sights shooting.

Beautiful gun, not too hard to cock, very good sights. Pistol grip could be a tad bigger and the sharp edge on it should be smoothed out, and the cheek rest lowered for the open sights. My nephew likes the grip better than my 260, I prefer the 260 as my eyes line up easier to the sights. When I scope it it should be a real winner

Feels great shoulders well is finished well and not to heavy. Fairly short break in period, maybe 3-400 shots will improve noticeably.Great looking stock with nice checkering. Good price.

Remove the stiff lawyer spring so customers who buy it don't have to and you have a good 3lb trigger that is still safe.

This rifle needs a real good barrel cleaning and heavy pellets to tame it. Light alloys will break the sound barrier so Diana's fps figures are definitely for lead pellets. Nicest made in China Break barrel I've ever owned and I've owned a lot. Mine likes 9.3 RWS Supermags. Good job Diana!

It is a great looking gun BUT....... the trigger stinks it's not that accurate and it's kind of hard to cock.

Trigger

Its really heavy