Watch & Discuss the Diana Skyhawk .22!!
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It looks like a pretty great little bullpup for the money. Thanks as always for your excellent testing and review!
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Another great video Steve! Thanks for taking the time to walk us through all you do to bring a fair and honest review. The Skyhawk has caught my eye on more than one occasion, and seeing it's potential makes me want one even more. Thanks again...
Casey
Casey
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Evening, Good explore of Diana Skyhawk. They need to take some lessons from FX on synthetic stock,with good grip and all day shooting pleasure feel from their FX Wildcat synthetic stock! Seems to me on your video the cocking lever has too long of travel needing you to make to many movements off shooting aim. Otherwise seems to be a neat little Skyhawk. Take Care
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sweet for the price, looks like you have room to spend a few bucks to make it shoot like a $1200.00 gun.
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The laminated stock and the TANTO make the Skyhawk appear as a much more expensive gun. I still question the hear-say statements in the review. It is, after all, just a P15.
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Nice rifle but not sure about that loading and cocking location It looks a bit awkward and no I don't own a bullpup anything so it may just not be familiar to me.
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Thinking to be honest, I would really rather have the Walnut stock, not to be overly particular here.
I am just an old fashioned kind of guy, and not a huge fan of any synthetic stocjs myself.
I am just an old fashioned kind of guy, and not a huge fan of any synthetic stocjs myself.
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Now that I'm probably sounding ungrateful here, I might as well just continue with that same sentiment, while i'm being picky here, and voicing my opinion,
I would really rather go with the .25cal. over the .22cal.
Have never owned a Bullpup, so really speaking with out any true knowledge, or experience.But, guess I tend to be a bit of a traditional kind of guy !
I would really rather go with the .25cal. over the .22cal.
Have never owned a Bullpup, so really speaking with out any true knowledge, or experience.But, guess I tend to be a bit of a traditional kind of guy !
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29 1/2" makes it a good truck gun ! & almost 60 shots per charge ! Double what I get on my Urban.
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Love how quiet that thing is!! 
The squirrel war in my backyard continues. This is YEAR 10 since squirrels invaded my neighborhood in droves, out of nowhere. Pretty soon I'm going to be needing that new Sig Sauer .22 PCP semi-automatic 30 round mag, Virtus/MCX. But for now a sweet pcp like this would be quite the addition to my squirrel-blasting arsenal.
Have shot 6 squirrels out of my backyard in the past 13 days. For every one I nail, it seems 3 take its place?
The squirrel war in my backyard continues. This is YEAR 10 since squirrels invaded my neighborhood in droves, out of nowhere. Pretty soon I'm going to be needing that new Sig Sauer .22 PCP semi-automatic 30 round mag, Virtus/MCX. But for now a sweet pcp like this would be quite the addition to my squirrel-blasting arsenal.
Have shot 6 squirrels out of my backyard in the past 13 days. For every one I nail, it seems 3 take its place?
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