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diane 350 magnum
- Thread starter foxhunterbubba
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Man I haven't shot mine in a long time - that thing is such a beast - I always used something towards the heavy end.
Crow Magnums or Silver Jets - I'm not sure you can buy Silver Jets any longer.
There a lot more choices in todays world - maybe get a sampler pack
I never tried slugs either - might be interesting
Crow Magnums or Silver Jets - I'm not sure you can buy Silver Jets any longer.
There a lot more choices in todays world - maybe get a sampler pack
I never tried slugs either - might be interesting
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Someone was selling a Diana 350 magnum here in .22 caliber. Does anyone happen to know whether the recoil is the same in .177 and .22?
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Ummmmm sort of - Any springer you have to develop your technique to shoot - but that 350 is somewhat difficult in 177 or 22.
If I was new shooter and wasn't going to consistently be shooting - by that I mean if you don't have a place to shoot anytime like your back yard- I think I would looking at a Gas Piston gun.
If I was new shooter and wasn't going to consistently be shooting - by that I mean if you don't have a place to shoot anytime like your back yard- I think I would looking at a Gas Piston gun.
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With experience shooting my brother's Diana 350 (and MANY other powerful springers), generally speaking they'll perform best with medium to heavy pellets from about 8.4 to 10.5 grains. And virtually without fail, nothing outshoots JSB pellets.
And from personal experience with women named DianE and DianA, I can tell you with great confidence you'd be in deep, DEEP
calling either by the other's name! DianE is my second ex-wife, who undoubtedly would have made me pay dearly if I'd ever called her DianA.
DianA is the goddess of the hunt. A likeness of her probably stares at you from the back end of your Diana 350's main tube... angrily!
And from personal experience with women named DianE and DianA, I can tell you with great confidence you'd be in deep, DEEP
calling either by the other's name! DianE is my second ex-wife, who undoubtedly would have made me pay dearly if I'd ever called her DianA.DianA is the goddess of the hunt. A likeness of her probably stares at you from the back end of your Diana 350's main tube... angrily!
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I bought one of the .177 350's when Numrich was letting them go for $250. Wish I bought a couple more because these rifles are beautiful. I shot mine a few times before deciding that the power was more than I needed for my backyard. Shot decently with CPHP, but I could only imagine how much tighter it would've shot with heavier lead.
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Out of curiosity, why did you wish you had bought a couple more if you wound up deciding it was more power than you needed?
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I figured at that price, even if the power exceeded my backyard, I couldn't go wrong getting an extra rifle that I could justify modding and possibly reducing the spring. But I don't want to mess with just the one I have. They're incredible rifles, holding one gives you the sense that you've really got something in your hands.
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