Dianna Airbug
- Thread starter Lost Dog
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There are few, if any, air pistols sold in Canada that have had a restricted status. They just wouldn't sell.
When the Airbug, a CO2 air pistol, was in available for sale in Canada in .177 the MV was ostensibly 499 fps. The .22 cal was supposed to be 460 fps.
When they were in stock these air pistols were not expensive, at about $250 or less.
When the Airbug, a CO2 air pistol, was in available for sale in Canada in .177 the MV was ostensibly 499 fps. The .22 cal was supposed to be 460 fps.
When they were in stock these air pistols were not expensive, at about $250 or less.
Dragonslair
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- Location
- Ituna Saskatchewan
I have the .177 version, it is shooting at 467fps, and I get 70-80 shots to a cartridge.
What I really like is that the bolt is on the left, so it makes re-cocking much easier (for us righties) the safety is very tiny, so it can be hard to operate, the wood grip is nice and chunky, and it fits my large hands perfectly, it might be a bit much for people with small hands.
It comes in a really nice case, but it is useless if you put any kind of optic on the gun, I have had the same problem with other guns that came with a case.
With a red dot sight on it, I am shooting dime size groups at 10 meters.
It's a lot of fun, the only problem is that I am burning through pellets and CO2 cylinders.
What I really like is that the bolt is on the left, so it makes re-cocking much easier (for us righties) the safety is very tiny, so it can be hard to operate, the wood grip is nice and chunky, and it fits my large hands perfectly, it might be a bit much for people with small hands.
It comes in a really nice case, but it is useless if you put any kind of optic on the gun, I have had the same problem with other guns that came with a case.
With a red dot sight on it, I am shooting dime size groups at 10 meters.
It's a lot of fun, the only problem is that I am burning through pellets and CO2 cylinders.
- Location
- Nova Scotia
Well I cannot see it being any different than the Diana Chaser, or Snowpeak CP1-M.
Many times, a lot of airguns are made by the same company and just rebranded as something else ( Diana Chaser for example )
