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Straight from AirMak on the "lite" stock not fitting the older Krait's.

The Krait Lite has other changes compared to the original Krait, stock from the Lite won't fit.. (from AirMak) ☹️☹️☹️

Stock and cheek piece available separately? Am running the extended ARCA forend rail so this setup will work better.

Thought AirMaks corrected the regulator issue, I wonder why the Huma change?

Have the same rear sight on a DIANA 48, with a similar modification except it was done at least 25 years ago. (Plus I used JB Weld on the dovetail rails.)

Not familiar with the HW77 rivet, because it's currently hidden in the stock, but on the HW97 the use of a chain breaker was recommended.

Last I remember, they shot good out of my Diana sidelevers with JM spring kits, think it had something to do with being a hard pellet when compared to JSB's. RWS increased the price and reduced quantity per tin so moved on to H&N FTT.

Agreed, spoke with Martin and Sandra few times when I purchased my pre-Air Force RAW HM1000x and a few accessories afterwards. Always pleasant to talk to, most times felt bad when I was asked to call and Martin was pulled out of the shop to talk. Also have the stock integral carbon fiber...

Brand new barrel?

Large plastic test tubes from SpanglerScientific, thread on cap, moisture sealed, thick plastic to prevent being crushed. Maybe insert some foam in the bottom and top, see through... Should make pellet storage pretty easy. Thinking some 550 cord and a prusik knot on the body and can hang it...

Not sure what your build is or experience with springers are but, without stating the normal disclaimer: The Diana sidelever was my first serious airgun, never used a spring compressor. Simple two push pin arrangement and hand pressure. I doubt I could install an OEM spring back in with my...

Diana 430L, OMFG all that cocking effort for a mere 12fpe... it does look nice though.

Surprised you ended up with a side lever, would think a barrel break or underlever would be easier to load. ARH used to have a "heavy" spring kit for the Diana's, settled my T01 .177 48 down a bit for 10.5gr CPH. I enjoy my RWS/Diana sidelevers and have .177 T01 48, .22 T05 52, .22 T06 54...

Received a 50s from Krale a few weeks ago and it had an issue with the rear sight. HW forgot to put a spring on the adjustable rear sight notch piece. Sent an email with pictures to Krale the same day I received the rifle, a few days later I received a replacement rear sight assembly. This...

I mean, if your rifle likes then then it likes them. They are in production, you have money for them, the rifle likes them, you have storage space. We all know that lead is just going to go up in price and some manufacturers go out of business/merge/or get bought out. Only problem I see is...

For 50yds, DIANA 48-54 in .22 with a spring kit. The difficult part is finding a scope that it won't kill.

Will take pictures tomorrow but it's a PITA to reassemble the sight after taking it apart. MUCH A easier to disassemble but you are probably already missing parts. Missing the ball or spring detent right under the windage knob, easiest way is to get your money back unless you purchased a...

The .177 R9 should be able to do it, be around 17fpe and flatter trajectory... Now if you want, you can get a .22 barrel for it. HW80k or HW98 barrel assemblies fit, probably more but am 100% sure those two do. I have a HW98 .22 barrel arriving on Monday from TWC for my .177 HW95, hardest...

Anyone know the diameter, wondering if it will fit other moderators like DonnyFl, Weihrauch, or Air Arms.

I think the HW30 also has a different diameter piston and seal from the rest of the HW line, 25mm vs 26mm. Or at least I hope so because if not, I ordered the wrong seals. Keep the .177 HW30 on order, easy to shoot, compact and light which reduces fatigue. HW50 is a wee bit larger, heavier...