The new, German manufactured, Diana 34 EMS series provides a measure of designed-in customization capability that’s unique for a breakbarrel air rifle.
The first products in the EMS system are four combinations of the basic air rifle. There’s wood and synthetic stocks available, both with a choice of .177 and .22 caliber barrels. There's also changeable sights and the ability to swap calibers. The base guns feature spring/piston powerplants, but Diana will be offering N_TEC gas ram conversion kits for those owners who prefer that.
In addition, there’s an innovative shim system for counteracting barrel droop. Not only that, but it can be easily accessed and adjusted by the owner. Under the hood there’s also an improved cocking system, too.
So, lots of new stuff here. And it works well, too! The exclusive first review is in Hard Air Magazine. Our reviewing shooter - Eric Brewer - liked the gun so much that he bought it!
Stephen Archer
Hard Air Magazine
The first products in the EMS system are four combinations of the basic air rifle. There’s wood and synthetic stocks available, both with a choice of .177 and .22 caliber barrels. There's also changeable sights and the ability to swap calibers. The base guns feature spring/piston powerplants, but Diana will be offering N_TEC gas ram conversion kits for those owners who prefer that.
In addition, there’s an innovative shim system for counteracting barrel droop. Not only that, but it can be easily accessed and adjusted by the owner. Under the hood there’s also an improved cocking system, too.
So, lots of new stuff here. And it works well, too! The exclusive first review is in Hard Air Magazine. Our reviewing shooter - Eric Brewer - liked the gun so much that he bought it!
Stephen Archer
Hard Air Magazine