1983 Diana 45 .177, straight out of the box, via Ebay, took care of this squirrel destroying my bird feeder. Those old German airguns are deadly!
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Diana 45 still deadly!
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Good shooting with a great gun!
I had two of these over the years. First one I picked up in a pawn shop in rough condition. It was the deluxe model with checkered walnut stock, leather seal etc. I rebuilt it and refinished the stock and it turned out beautiful. One of the most accurate springers I ever shot.
I had two of these over the years. First one I picked up in a pawn shop in rough condition. It was the deluxe model with checkered walnut stock, leather seal etc. I rebuilt it and refinished the stock and it turned out beautiful. One of the most accurate springers I ever shot.
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This is my 2nd model 45. The first I bought in 1989, it was used, but barely. I doubt it had 20 shots through it, still had tags. I used .177 wadcutters to eliminate some feral cats in the neighborhood, boiler room shots, and they dropped quick. I foolishly sold it in the mid 90's. This "new" one arrived recently and I was literally taking it out of the shipping box in my kitchen when I saw the squirrel in the feeder. Opened up a fresh Tin Crosman wadcutters and eased open the window. Deep breath... artillery hold... THWACK!!! First shot out of the rifle... a headshot! I can't wait to scope it and see what it can do out at 40 yards or more.
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