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Hello folks, I have recently received my diana 65 back from being rebuilt and resealed. I'm wondering if there are better sites to be had for this old girl. I have the original sites it came with but would like to improve my shooting. There is a small lense (I'm guessing .5x as there is some magnifi...

Longshot here...
Looking for a recoil pad for my Diana 65. The old red one is in dire straits and I'd like a good one ... red are probably not going to happen. PM if you've got a solution.
Thank you,
Richard

Read the 10 commandments of safe shooting...if it's not in there it should be. No mind altering substances while in possession of firearms...

How long have you owned it and has it been a good compressor...?

Waiting for that state to float out into the Pacific and sink along with its residents who don't appreciate the shooting sports...

Look, we can’t have a bunch of future, possible voters out there running around with single-shot, precision rifles destroying paper products or, using up precious electric resources, especially in California, with those electronic target systems while people are trying to charge their (insert elect...

Thank you sir,
Richmeister...

Overall length is 4.200"
Overall thicknes to top of radiused edge to the flat back is .600".

I measured mine as you show it above as : 3.700" center to center.
The threaded holes in the base that holds the part illustrated measures : 3.600".

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I know this is a loaded question about 10 meter air rifles but here goes. We'll use a FWB P700 for example. With a fully charged air cylinder , how many shots could I expect to get from the full charge before it would fall off the regulator....? I'm assuming close to 200 - 250...? I have an opportun...