Diana R22 22LR Bolt Action Rifle Overview and 100 Yard Shooting Results.

[@Massilia13]

Hi Thanks you very much for your vidéo for diana r22, this Germany rifle is very good 👍 To France 🇫🇷

[@Geminoduro]

I'm running mine suppressed, and with an Athlon scope, S&B subsonic. No hearing protection needed - the only sound I hear is the firing pin and then the round hitting the target ;) The thing will shoot sub 0,5 MOA groups all day long. An amazing first rifle.

[@fidelrajeux9858]

Hello by France, i have buy this carabine 22 lr diana, i test this today 😅 thanks for your vidéo 😉👌

[@killshotcanuck]

Ur welcome thanks for tuning in!

[@dannyo3317]

You could do a spring swap (carefully) to lower the pull weight. Not a real big problem.

[@AM-sj9gy]

Hi friend ! Good review!! The picatinny Rail is 20 moa? I am thinking about buy this carabine!! Thanks!

[@killshotcanuck]

Should be 0 MOA

[@derkarhu5079]

you could try a tuner or tuner/brake? adds a chunk to price, but...

[@jeffmontgomery1905]

I say it was a 100 yards. Those are fine rifles.

[@killshotcanuck]

Indeed, thanks for watching!

[@reginaldoswald]

Are some of these groups at 50y?

[@rubberdonuts]

There are spare mags for sale on Canadian Gun Nutz for this rifle.

[@killshotcanuck]

Oh yea, nice. I remember reading the release on there while doing my research. I'll check to see if I can grab more.

[@jamesrainey4379]

@@killshotcanuck I took my extra mag and now store in the butt stock. It holds ine perfectly. Easy to get in and outwith an annen wrench.

[@killshotcanuck]

@@jamesrainey4379 Nice!

[@cesare307]

For shoot from balcon of the hause, is necesaary soppressor of the sound

[@KOUKAROS-GR]

Hi is this a smoothbore barrel gun??

[@killshotcanuck]

At the start of the video, it's fast but the specs say 6 groves and should be a 1:16 twist

[@KOUKAROS-GR]

@@killshotcanuck do you know if they sell the gun with smoothbore? I am from Greece and the rifling twist is forbidden by law…

[@killshotcanuck]

@@KOUKAROS-GR lol what a dumb rule. No I don't think it's possible to sell this in a smooth bore as it is probably needed to stabalize the bullet. So what you can basically have shotguns only or what guns come in smooth bore?

[@KOUKAROS-GR]

@@killshotcanuck I agree with you is stupid law! If I find smoothbore gun with .22 magnum how many meters will I have good accuracy you believe? I saw some videos that .22 magnum with rifling has good accuracy to about 300 meters..

[@killshotcanuck]

@@KOUKAROS-GR I wouldn't know to be honest. Best to talk to a gun store owner or whoever sells firearms in your country.

[@jerritbarwick80]

It’s not carbon wrapped it’s just a sleeve take the thread cap off and pull on the barrel the carbon will come off easy reveling a steel heavy barrel I was not impressed when I bought mine and found that out my carbon wrap is also cracking

[@killshotcanuck]

Ah that's a shame I couldn't swore i read it was a full on carbon wrap. What country and weather conditions are you using it in?

[@larsmikkelsen4655]

A hello from Denmark :) I got the Webley & Scott Exocet, same gun, different name/manufacture. I'm testing a lot of ammo in mine on 100meters, SK, CCI, Eley, Lapua and so on, it seems to like the Eley Edge best. But in my opinion a very nice gun, low price, but good shooting and a nice stock. Fine building quality and the rifle grooves looks pretty fine. I couldn't get the trigger pressure lighter than 2,5kg/5,5lbs, so i made a new adjust screw for the trigger. Now my trigger pressure is 1,8kg/4lbs.

[@killshotcanuck]

Hello brother! Did you get the carbon or regular barrel? Yes it is a stellar gun. There are some forum pages on the Webley where the weight was greatly reduced with a spring job, I'm glad you worked something out too. I think that's the only thing holding it back but it can be fixed if looked into.

[@larsmikkelsen4655]

@@killshotcanuck I got the carbon barrel version. I will try to find a new spring to lower the trigger pull even more. Maybe down to 1kg/2,2lbs Do you know the pull weight on yours?

[@larsmikkelsen4655]

I managed to get it down to 1kg/2,6lbs with my homemade screw and a new spring. It is pretty light now, but stil safe. I can not make it fire by a "mistake" by tapping the stock or things like that. Looks forward to test it on the shooting lane.

[@killshotcanuck]

@@larsmikkelsen4655 nice. I don't have a trigger weight scale but manual says 2-3lbs is the range. I'll see if that difference is noticeable next week.

[@larsmikkelsen4655]

@@killshotcanuck you can use a large bottle attached to the trigger with a cord/wire. Add water until it "fires" and then measure the bottle on a kitchenscale Remember snapcaps when dryfire

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