PJ Clark of Wisconsin Airgunners has got his hands on the brand new Diana XR200. And in the words of Doug Marcaida... "It will Kill"
He claims this is the 1st victim the USA.
He claims this is the 1st victim the USA.
The first Diana XR200?
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Supposedly German made right? Better than them rebranding Artemis/SPA guns under Diana. We'll see if they can offer something good at a competitive price point. The gun looks pretty pedestrian, but that's not a bad thing necessarily. Maybe I should say classic instead of pedestrian
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I believe you are correct that this model is built in Germany. AEAC's video will likely explain https://www.airgunnation.com/thread...34-ems-54-air-king-48-shot-show-2023.1284947/
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Good thing is if all you care about is the new pcp you can skip to the 15 min mark 
. Doesn’t seem anything special as far as classic rifles go. Why on earth would one choose a PIA to adjust reg and hammer spring relative to say a dreamline? Probably being a bit harsh but oh well. They talk a lot about slugs but with the size air cylinder and 3k fill is it really a platform that is conducive to producing the benefits of slug shooting?? I’m sure it is a rock solid choice when looking past the not so user friendly adjustments to a shooter that just wants to pull it out of the box and go. I guess the wait to the actual review begins.
. Doesn’t seem anything special as far as classic rifles go. Why on earth would one choose a PIA to adjust reg and hammer spring relative to say a dreamline? Probably being a bit harsh but oh well. They talk a lot about slugs but with the size air cylinder and 3k fill is it really a platform that is conducive to producing the benefits of slug shooting?? I’m sure it is a rock solid choice when looking past the not so user friendly adjustments to a shooter that just wants to pull it out of the box and go. I guess the wait to the actual review begins. Last edited:
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