Anyone have a diagram of a Diana 460? Had a small spring drop out of mine into my hand while shooting. Looked at Chambers and in the Diana home page but no luck. Would like to know what I'm getting into before disassembling the gun. The spring is 3/8 inch long and 1/4 inch in diameter, and fell from the middle area of the cocking mechanism on the stock. Any help out there? Thanks in advance.

like a spring from the trigger mechanism.

Found a diagram on the umarex website, it looks to be part #27, but can't tell for sure because of the poor quality of the diagram. When the spring fell out it didn,t come from anywhere near the trigger, I'm a right handed shooter and it fell into my left hand where I hold the stock of the rifle. Any other thoughts? Thanks

Is it possible that spring came from the underlever lock mechanism?

Harv

Finally got a chance to take the 460 apart and found the spring that had fallen out to be a part of the underlever assembly used to hold tension on the cocking lever (it was part #27 on the diagram). Thanks for all of the advice, this forum is the best.

Now did you replace the spring? Or was it basically non-essential?

Thanks

Dave@vabch

Seemed that the spring was not essential to the gun functioning but I put it back in, it must be there for some reason.

Now your scarin me. I dont want no unidentified spings popin out of my 460 Missy !

My under lever cocking arm, seems loose. I am wondering if I may have lost a spring also. I am not concerned about it. It will lock back in place after cocking the gun. I thing the spring may there to just not have looseness on the lever after cocking. If this even makes sense.

Thats probobly all it was if the gun is functioning alright otherwise.