Diana rws 350

I had one that I sold a few years back. Never really tested it for maximum range but it certainly had good power. Build quality was excellent but heavy. Lots of cocking effort and recoil (for an airgun). It was loud enough that I wasn't entirely comfortable shooting it a lot in the back yard (not brutal though, and more of a mechanical sound from the spring that a crack).
It was the first gun I bought when I got my PAL. I sold it later when I discovered CB Longs in .22 rimfire.
 
I also had one and sold it. Too heavy and too long. Power was really good but that's about it.

Puchased an HW 50 S in .22 and it was the best air rifle I have owned.
 
Can come from the factory new with damaged seal and or bent mainspring.China makes many of the the parts then labeled made in Germany.See BAM 28 and Chi-Com clone.A new seal ,lube tune /polish and Macarri spring does wonders to smooth them out........had one in .177................Harold
 
My dad just bought a 350 magnum in .22 a couple months ago, and it seems pretty decent. For the first 1000 shots or so it was hell, printing 3 inch groups at 10 yards. After the break in (necessary on all spring rifles) it shoots great. Runnign at about 850fps with 16.1 gr predator polymags, shooting around 3 inch 5 shot groups at 70 yards.
 
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I'd lube tune it and poilish the internals.They are bone dry from the factory with rough metal edges and damaged seals are commonplace...............Harold
 
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