Thread: RWS Diana model 34?

Originally Posted by mparker762

There are a couple of guys out there that make airguns in much larger calibers (like 30 and 45), that are charged off of scuba tanks.

I've got a little benjamin in 177 cal that has taken care of its share of rodents.

There's also a neat little load you can do with a 38 special or 357 magnum called a "cat sneeze" round. This is a 38 case with a OO buckshot as the projectile, using only the magnum primer and a few kernels of bullseye as propellant. Done right there's just enough pop to get the ball out of the barrel with 2-3x more velocity than a slingshot (but a heck of a lot more accurate), and it's got enough momentum to drop a rodent in its tracks at a reasonably close range.

That cat-sneeze sounds cool. I can kill rats with my Python! Is it loud?

Oh, and there is a .50 cal. airgun too. It's called a dragonslayer and is awesome. Also, check the web for video of a Minigun that shoots BB's. It's the real deal and looks just like a M134. My FX above is is charged from a scuba tank and shoots a magazine of 12 pellets as fast as you can pull the trigger. The only stock semi-auto around as far as I know.

I was looking for something else on google and saw this old post.

I have this RSW 34 Air Rifle with scope. .17 caliber domed pellets. Great long term air rifle that needs little maintenance. Accurate, powerful, and well built. Its almost as loud as an air powered staple gun. You will need to use tite lock to keep the rifle scope screws in as this air rifles does give off a little kick that will loosen them up.

Its heavy and built like a traditional fire arm. This air rifle is a long term keeper.