Diana Airbug CO2 Pistol

Well made, great grip, good trigger break, very repeatable (for me) at 10 yards.

A picatinny rail would make it easier to explore other sight options. The factory sight isn't bad, but my older eyes might work better with an aperture or red dot.

The included zippered case is nice, but more cheaply made than the Pistol. It will probably wear out long before the Pistol does.

Nothing it is the same as Chaser except for wood base. The front sight is actually worse and held in place by a screw. The Chaser at least screws on and will set straight.

I would have just quit with the Chaser. Everything needs to be upgraded.

Same exact thing as Chaser except for wood base. You are paying 80 dollars extra for some cheap wood.

The match style grip fits my hands quite nice. A great value for the price if you want to have fun rather than compete. At 10 meter shooting from a rest it will tear a 1/2" hole provided that you are a competent shooter. It printed a pattern the same vs JSB 13.43 vs Crosman 14.3 pellet. Since I shoot off hand, the price of Crosman pellets are the way to go. The simplicity of build makes this gun doable for the average person to repair or maintain. The adjustable trigger is adjustable and will hold your adjustment. The bolt on the left as a right hand shooter is appreciated.

The provided open sights aren't good. If you have young eyes, you'll have to modify them into working order. If you have 60 year old eyes, a micro red dot is essential. The pistol is loud. Not backyard friendly. A trip to Buckrail.com for a replacement front sight threaded for a silencer will make the pellet hitting the paper louder than shooting the pistol.

If you want to "win" , or compete, this isn't the pistol for you. If you want a well made, simple CO2 pistol that's probably more accurate than you are, then this is it.

Grip fits my hand well, although it’s quite slippery. Iron sights are nice but I removed them and put on a small red dot. Nice that the receiver is already grooved for a mount ( not picatinny, need adapter). I like the mag and the magnetic single shot adapter. The case is very nice but doesn’t fit well with a small red dot attached.

Gun came with the grip very loose. The trigger is not match quality initially by any means. At first, it had a disturbing clunk before the actual pressure could be applied. The pull was measured at 6 pounds with terrible creep. I removed the grip (you need a 2.5 and 3mm allen wrench) to see what the trigger adjustment was doing and adjusted the 1.5mm screw clockwise until the gun wouldn’t cock. Then backed it off until it could be cocked, then backed it out further to be sure of adequate sear engagement. Trigger pull is now quite good with minimal creep and no over travel. Trigger pull is now 2 1/2 pounds same as my Pardini .22 target pistol. If you were using this for anything other than target shooting, you would be better server and safer at around 4 pounds.

Daisy CO2 cartridges don’t work as the compression screw bottoms out before the cartridge is punctured. You will need to add weights to the muzzle as it is not balanced for target shooting.

Planned on this the first time I saw it. Stock/grip is finished so fine and the color is right on too. Got it in .177. Thought I might have to touch it up but its perfect. The grip is a perfect fit to my med sized hand also. Very accurate put on a BSA scope and it is now knocking the center out of any targets fool enough to show up around here. Stock sights are fine but my eyes are slowing down and the scope helped......Loading it one at a time for now but clip is a nice touch and will be trying it soon.

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Really nice quality thinking if you like this you will be very happy with it and Pyramyd air is the place to go. Great service, sales and selection. Thanks for everything.

Great pistol and great to do business with, pursued a defective air gun from Midway USA and their customer service would not back what they sold. I will do more business with Pyramid air, great business

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Please buy from a company like Pyramid air even if it may cost a bit more for shipping because it's worth it in the long run

Diana, quality as usual. The adjustable trigger. .22cal co2 gets about 50 good shots.

It’s pretty loud, a moderator would’ve been good. The magazine is kind of a pita, but I prefer single shot anyways.

It’s worth the money.
It comes with a fairly decent soft case, &
you can easily cut holes in the foam
to securely carry tins of pellets & co2.

This pistol is the best I’ve owned in this price range. The trigger is adjustable and very consistent. Accuracy is excellent at 30 feet. All parts fit and feel perfect. Very easy to shoot and feel secure doing it.

I’m redoing the wood handle to a walnut finish. Everything else is excellent as is.

The few extra dollars on this one is well spent. Don’t cheap out. Treat yourself, it’s a great hobby and this pistol will make you love it even more.

This Airbug and the Chaser Kit were my first Diana pistols. I am very impressed with the trigger, the accuracy, and the quality of the product. It feels good in my hand and is easy to handle and shoot.

Extra effort with the wood stock would have been nice. I plan to do an upgrade on the finish myself. Otherwise, would not change anything.

I was intimidated by the bolt on the left side, but that turns out to be something I like. The bolt action is very smooth. The pistol is really nice to shoot. It comes with a magazine but haven't use it yet. I'm getting about 50 shots per cartridge. I put a holographic red dot on it, and it took a long time to find the bulls eye, but it was worth the effort. I also found an after-market 3D suppressor for it at a good price. Two-year limited warranty, a nice bonus. I give it top ratings all the way.

I like Pyramyd Air's game plan... It vallues customers... Now for the gun... I already have the Chaser & looking to have to have a seperate pistol with wood grips and moderator connection... JOE

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