Diana RWS Diana P5 Magnum

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Bear-of-Grayling

Bear-of-Grayling

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Just acquired this Diana P5 Magnum. I have had many Diana pistols over the decades. The German made ones are disappearing. Mostly China these days. Being a lefty I have always hated the plastic right hand grip panels Diana used on their pistols. I prefer an ambidextrous (wood) grip as I switch hands to cock and load then switch back to shoot. I had left hand, wood match grips decades ago and didn’t like them at all. Very uncomfortable when cocking and loading. So, I finally made wood grips. Bolivian Rosewood. Fits my extra large hands good. Looks better than plastic to. IMHO
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Bear-of-Grayling said:
Just acquired this Diana P5 Magnum. I have had many Diana pistols over the decades. The German made ones are disappearing. Mostly China these days. Being a lefty I have always hated the plastic right hand grip panels Diana used on their pistols. I prefer an ambidextrous (wood) grip as I switch hands to cock and load then switch back to shoot. I had left hand, wood match grips decades ago and didn’t like them at all. Very uncomfortable when cocking and loading. So, I finally made wood grips. Bolivian Rosewood. Fits my extra large hands good. Looks better than plastic to. IMHO
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Hi, your new wood grips are really nice! I just got a P5 Magnum, and it has left hand grips. I am right-handed. Was wondering if you would be interested in selling your right-hand grips? JG
 
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