I have checked the internet for information about the Diana 48/52 lots of good information, any one have first had knowledge about these guns. I found out that it isn't a cheap gun. Wondering about durability parts availably. I don't have to ask if the $30.oo dollars I paid for it is a good deal...lol
Diana 52 information
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SmokeyBonez
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iirc the 52 is a dressed up 48. parts like springs and seals are all available from lots of sources. Very high powered air rifle should last a lifetime and longer if treated right. careful if you tear down, you will likely need a spring compressor, plenty of pre-load in those...
thats a smoking wicked deal. i paid 200 for a 48 a few years back, model is from 1988. even that was a deal. there should be two tiny digits on the tube, thats your manufacture date
enjoy it
thats a smoking wicked deal. i paid 200 for a 48 a few years back, model is from 1988. even that was a deal. there should be two tiny digits on the tube, thats your manufacture date
enjoy it
unicorn gravedigger
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With spring compressor its any easy tear down, enjoy, whats the cal, whats the fps?
Like SB said, you stole that gun! Terrific air rifle, very accurate and well made. It requires consistency in your hold and firing technique to get the best out of it; not the easiest gun to shoot well. Make sure that any scope you put on is rated for springer airgun use, it'll chew up a scope that isn't built for the type of recoil generated by a springer.
