TheDiana 350 Magnum Premium 4.5mm is for shooters looking for a long-range air rifle with maximum starting velocity. The Diana 350 Magnum Premium carbine is distinguished by its sophisticated hunting-style wooden bed, craftsmanship, and excellent working mechanics.
Features of the Diana 350 Magnum Premium 4.5mm:
- precision carbine for long-range shooting
- Initial velocity up to 350 m/s (after installation of piston assembly with tuning spring)
- stylish wooden bed in hunting style
- knurling with fish scale pattern on pistol grip and bed
- precisely furrowed barrel with a length of 495 mm
- Tunnel fly with interchangeable inserts
- adjustable T06 trigger mechanism
- flask finished with a rubber foot that cushions recoil after shooting
Diana 350 Magnum Premium 4.5 mm- German premium windcheater for precision shooting
Thehunter-style stock was made of oiled beech wood. Decorative mottling with a fish scale pattern was applied to the pistol grip and the front of the bed, which improves the carbine's grip and gives it an elegant character. The massive wooden bed makes the carbine weigh almost 4 kg, so the weight of the windgun effectively compensates for the strong recoil after shooting. The Monte Carlo flask with a high cheekpiece allows the use of any optical sights and provides comfortable composition for right- and left-handed people. At the end of the flask there is a soft rubber foot, allowing the carbine to rest comfortably and stably on the shoulder. The spring is tensioned through the classic "barrel break", a method most often used in spring-loaded windcheaters due to its convenient and simple operation. The carbine uses a two-piece tensioning lever with polymer overlays that reduce metal friction and improve the smoothness of operation.
One of the key elements of the weapon affecting accuracy is, of course, the trigger mechanism. Diana's patented T06 trigger mechanism allows precise adjustment of the slack (first stage), "break" and trigger weight, so the user can adjust the trigger parameters to his or her own preference, which, of course, has a positive effect on shooting accuracy and repeatability. The carbine uses an automatic safety, activated at the moment of spring tensioning ("breaking the barrel"). Before firing, it is necessary to turn off the fuse each time, which has been conveniently located at the rear of the piston chamber.
The carbine has been equipped with match-type sighting instruments, i.e. a fiber-optic tunneled bow-tie and a vertically and horizontally adjustable stock. Thanks to its high absorption of daylight, the fiber optics significantly speed up and facilitate the alignment of the fly and the pincer. On the piston chamber there is an 11mm rail (with stop holes) for mounting an optical sight.
