AEAC Video - Diana Airguns FACTORY TOUR, Germany!! German Sport Guns (GSG) Factory Tour

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Like Steve, the RWS 34 in .177 caliber was my first "real" airgun. This model really started my love of shooting. A few years ago I sold many of my guns to become more of a "one gun" shooter, but like many people, this really didn't work for me. Fortunately, I kept in contact with the gentleman who purchased it and was able to buy it back! I have also owned several 48s and an AirKing. All great guns! However, the slender elegance of the 34 is the reason that model has a special place to me.

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Sell682 said:
Another great video Steve! I was wondering where you disappeared too…
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Haha, thank you. After the Barra 400E review, I spent a week in Germany and a week in Sweden filming for 2 Factory Tour Videos... one for Diana and another for FX Airguns (Sequel/Part 2). I've been at my desk the past 3 weeks editing the Diana one. In another 3 weeks or so, I should have the FX one done & out.

Best, Steve
 
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mcoulter said:
Like Steve, the RWS 34 in .177 caliber was my first "real" airgun. This model really started my love of shooting. A few years ago I sold many of my guns to become more of a "one gun" shooter, but like many people, this really didn't work for me. Fortunately, I kept in contact with the gentleman who purchased it and was able to buy it back! I have also owned several 48s and an AirKing. All great guns! However, the slender elegance of the 34 is the reason that model has a special place to me.

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Cool story! Thanks for sharing!!

I'd give anything to have mine back (such good memories) but my mom threw it away in fear when a kid in my neighborhood shot a school bus with a BB gun, and the Police came a knocken' at my house :rolleyes: ... true story.

Steve
 
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This is wonderful! Ofc my favorite gun of all time is the Diana p5 magnum ;) was given to me by my friends German grandfather! The one thing I've always loved is the logo! The goddess diana (goddess of the hunt) dropping her bow in favor of an air gun. Ive always wondered how did you guys come up with such a cool logo idea? Who was responsible for that idea? And how long has that been your symbol? Nothing cooler than having a weapon of a goddess right??

Amazed to learn they also make real firearms in the same factory! How cool!
 
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