Not a Diana but an interesting gun nonetheless. It is a BSA Airsporter Stutzen taploader in .177. Not sure of the year but the serial number prefix is "ET". Maybe someone here knows. BSA discontinued taploaders somewhere around 1990. Gun is virtually new as previous owner bought it and stored it. Don't think I will be keeping it as I'm not really a collector and it is too nice to bang up in the field.

n/t

This BSA looks tempting!! haha

looks alot like my newphews Ruger #1 falling block!! Yes, very tempting!!

Now that is one sexy looking rifle. Are all the Airsporters made in India? Or is that a European model?

Have you shot it at all? Would you put it in a magnum class or a light target class?

Drop me a note with a ballpark price if you consider selling it. God knows I don't need another rifle...but to add a Stutzen stock AND an underlever at the same time is too good NOT to consider.

Kris in NY
tejohioan@aol.com

Reallynice, reminds me of the BSA Stutzen I used to have, it had the later style loading device, mine was a MK 2, with strange rotating breech. Lovely gun to carry. I might be interested in it if you decide to sell it.
Keep in touch-where abouts do you live? Obviously I am in southwestern Neb. near Wyoming.
Doug Law
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http://www.bigspringguns.net
Nebraska Airgun Addict

Had a lovely Stutzen RB2 which was never taken out as I was scared of scratching it.Sold it a few days back,I really do regret it now.Deserve a kick on my backside for having done that.

pookuttee

That's a beautiful looking rifle. Jon