This video shows the unboxing and assembly of the new Diana OUTLAW regulated PCP rifle. Accuracy testing video coming soon.
…but if your considering a $499 regulated PCP air rifle…or an actual Diana Outlaw…you will like this video.
Really a beautiful gun…
Thanks for Watching! -Nate
The Diana Outlaw is a nice rifle. I bought one back in March I think and I really liked it. Sure it had some issues but they were fixable. It was accurate, handled great, lightweight, had a nice hunting trigger about 1 1/2 # crisp break, fairly quiet and I got 55 shots on reg with 15.9 JSB at 915 fps ave. It was a little pellet picky and only really liked the 15.9 JSB. 18's were so so. Did not like Crosmans. I think I shot over 22 crows with it this past summer. Great hunting gun. Loved it and only sold it to finance a Brocock Bantam. I know some people have a hard on for Chinese guns and or Diana but that doesn't bother me. If a gun does what it is supposed to do and works as intended then that's what I look for. This is one of the best Chinese guns out there but I think it should be more of a $400 gun than a $500 gun as compared to others on the market. Just my .02.
May own another one someday.
Good review, advice Randy. I'm not into "unboxing videos." Just the facts Mam.
Maybe I'm spoiled but 2 things I see just from the picture I wouldn't want is, it takes a probe to fill it. Why on Earth have high end air guns not gone to quick disconnect Foster fitting? The only probes I see as decent are AA's that lock in. I also want open sights as a back up if you bang your scope, it breaks, whatever.
I don't know the tubes volume but 55 shots w/ 15.9's or Pred Poly 16's at 915fps is really nice for a hunter or targets.
I'm very happy to see PCP's finally come down to a non shocking price tag & coming w/ some higher end features. I believe they'll even come lower.
I was just looking at The Diana Bandit pistol in .22. It's a dog IMO for hunting; but it only has a 50cc tube. I'm wondering what it could be pushed to do with heavy 18.1 to new 25.43 .22's, maybe even a 3 shot 33.95 heavy hitter. It's $179.00. Consider The Evanix Rex .357 pistol claims way more than the 3 good power shots it gets. It's $699 in .357 & .45 & $599 in .177 to 25. That's too much, so looking to see if The Bandit can be juiced up way more than its' CO2 like speed of 700fps. Maybe OT but yeah, I'm not against these Chinese , Korean guns at all.
I have a Diane Bandit on the way. So I'll be filming and testing that by the end of the month. I like the look of the Rex, and I am the biggest evanix fan in America, but I cannot bring myself to spend $700 on an unregulated gun. But there's no disputing that it is super awesome. I may a grab a used one one day. For now though, this is what I sling 357 with. Evanix GTL480...full auto.
