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Caliber: 0.22" (5.5mm), Stock: Beech, Handle: Ambi, Power and accuracy! .22 cal. is ideal for hunting small game and pests. TO6 2-stage adjustable trigger
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Earn 330 Bullseye Bucks
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| Caliber | 0.22" (5.5mm) |
| Max Velocity | 800 fps |
| Loudness | 3-Medium |
| Barrel Length | 19.0" |
| Overall Length | 45.0" |
| Shot Capacity | 1 |
| Cocking Effort | 33 lbs. |
| Barrel | Rifled |
| Front Sight | Fiber Optic |
| Rear Sight | Adjustable for windage & elevation |
| Scopeable | 11mm dovetail |
| Trigger | Two-stage adjustable |
| Buttplate | Plastic |
| Suggested for | Small game hunting/plinking |
| Trigger Pull | 3.3 lbs |
| Action | Break barrel |
| Safety | Automatic |
| Powerplant | Spring-piston |
| Function | Single-shot |
| Body Type | Rifle |
| Weight | 7.5 lbs |
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Things I liked: I just received my new rifle from pyramydair. .22 cal model 34. Excellent balance of value, quality, function and LONGEVITY. It's my second RWS model 34. The first, a .177cal, I've been so pleased with for 26 years that I thought I'd finally buy the .22cal I really wanted when bass pro only had the .177 in stock. I was a little apprehensive as they've changed it some over the years, plastic parts, sights, trigger guard and such, but I'm here to say after inspection, lubrication and about 300 shots, by all outward appearance, it's actually a schweeter rifle than my first. The plastic parts are of very high impact material and I also appreciate they added a buttplate, as my old rifle's bare butt shows a real beating. All in all, the details of product received look much nicer than the product in the picture, and from initial order to ultimate receipt, Pyramyd's handling of the transaction was absolute top shelf.
Things I would have changed: If shoots as hard, reliable and true as my old one come 2044, I won't say a bad word about it. I'll hafta let ya know then.
What others should know: That new trigger is incredibly light. Even right out of the box. It sorta took some getting used to. I accidentally discharged it downrange a couple times because I'm so used to the old one, which in itself wasn't by any means what I'd call a heavy trigger.
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Things I liked: I purchased it here for $219 in Nov. 2013. My gun is a .177 caliber. The gun's fit and finish is excellent. The T06 trigger is even better than the the Rekord trigger; it's as close to a match trigger as you can get from a sporter spring airgun. I can feel exactly where the trigger "breaks" and it is predictable and repeatable from shot-to-shot. I didn't need to make any adjustments to the trigger. At the beginning, the firing cycle is harsh, buzz, and "twang." To my surprise, after about 25 shots, the buzzing is gone, and the "twang" is gone; the gun shoots smooth now, don't know why.. I won't be needing a Tuning kit. This gun shoots smoother than all my spring guns without a tune job. My gun shoots JSB Exact at 894 fps (14.9 ft-Lbs). Accuracy is not as good as my HW97K and R11, but both of these guns are in the higher price range than my Diana 34; however this is a very versatile gun, it is light weight, slim, not muzzle heavy and shoots hard enough.
Things I would have changed: Make it more quiet, it is not backyard friendly.
What others should know: The cocking effort is between my HW35 and HW97K. When my gun is new it sounded like it is exploding, perhaps it is burning oil, but after about 8 shots the exploding sound stopped. When cocking, the gun makes a dry creaking sound. I put a some oil on the main spring and it still sound the same.
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Do these have the Diana huntress logo below the Rws logo, or just the Rws logo?
When out hunting, how long can you keep the RWS/Diana cocked before losing power or harming spring?
I would recommend no longer than a few hours at a time. There is not data to support a given amount of time damaging or hurting the gun if left cocked, but personally, a few hours is my limit
I was given the RWS/Diana and would like to know if it is a .177 caliber or .22 caliber. how can you tell the difference? It does not appear to be acknowledged on the gun.
Check the breach block it's usually there,
| Caliber | 0.22" (5.5mm) |
| Max Velocity | 800 fps |
| Stock | Beech |
| Grip | Ambi |
| Color | Brown |
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Things I liked: Bought a k98 and love it ,wanted something lightr and easy to carry . So I got a 34 just the right size .I was spoiled by the fit finish and smooth shooting on the k98 out of the box . The 34 is a different gun it was dry of oil ,the finish was good , the stock is warped in the forearm it took 1/8 inch of shim to give clearance on the cocking lever. Sounded like a rasp cocking and twannked and vibrated firing . Lubed the spring and that helped some , would have sent it back but the trigger is the best and it started gettiing more accurate as i shot it . After about 700 shots it was cocking and shooting smoother but not much . So I bought a vortek tune kit, And it started cocking and shooting like a german rifle should .
Things I would have changed: The quality control from the factory , you would think they would test it at the factory if you have to repair it or send it back. They might as well make them in china.
What others should know: I might of got a bad one , but I with some fixing its a good gun.