Well I've shot the heck out of this thing since buying it and it still blows my mind!
I would not hesitate in saying that it is the most accurate pistol in my collection.
I shot it off a bench tonight at 10 yards and managed 1 hole groups the entire time. By one hole I mean slightly larger than a pellet, not a clover leaf. Over the weekend I was shooting unsupported at spoons which were 30-35 yards off and hitting them 4 of 5 times easily with the factory sights.

The trigger could be a little sweeter but I imagine more time for break-in and further adjusting will handle that. Otherwise, this one is a keeper.

Russ S.

reduces the trigger pull nicely for those who are interested.
Makes it a rather nice trigger in my opinion.

Russ S.

And the P5 is German engineered and German made isn't it?
I just ordered the Daisy 747 and here I go salivating for another
pistol. Do you mind saying where you got yours Russ?

Thanks

Charlie

but Mid-South Shooters Supply had about the best price on Diana P5 Magnum
pistols.

I picked mine up at Bass Pro. I wouldn't suggest going through them normally but in this case, it was a return and I got a good deal. It shoots RWS Superdomes around 550fps which amazed me since it was left in the box cocked until I got it.

It is .177 caliber and shoots very flat. I have it sighted for 10 yards for indoor shooting and have to use a little hold-over at 35 yards but nothing I wouldn't expect.

I wouldn't worry about getting the Daisy first. It is a good gun and you will enjoy it. You can always get the Diana afterwards. Variety is the spice of life they say!

Russ S.

guru1@charter.net

Just wondering which caliber you are using and how flat it's shooting. I have one in each caliber but I haven't had a chance (or space) to do longer range shooting.

Every dedicated RWS owner should own a 34, 460, and a P5 Magnum. I will get one within the quarter.