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| Value for Money | 9.5/10 |
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| Overall rating | 9/10 |
By Tall Yankee Gal on 3rd Mar 2008
| Value for money | 10/10 |
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| Overall value | 9/10 |
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The grip is simply sweet to hold, the gun is easy to hold and aim. Both front and rear sights are fully adjustable, even post width on the front via a rotating post. The rear sight has a 4 way selectable blades and click adjustable. Super quite and smooth recoilless firing. Adjustable trigger. A big pitol with a nice balance and fun to shoot.
About 9-10 years after I bought is the front piston seal failed (turned to mush) I had not really used the gun that much and I think I might had used a petroleum base oil by accident causing it to fail. I stored it until now (2008) and just resealed it. The reseal process is a bit tricky but it is non the less will need doing eventually. Also as nice as the sights are, the rear sight could have been all metal.
I purchased my Diana 6m new back in 1991 while living in Germany. The cost back then was 473 DM, about 295 USD equivalent at that time. I had wanted this type gun for some time since I first saw the diana 10 back in the late 70's and I was not disappointed. The gun is very accurate and quite, and has reasonable power, especially when you see the 3 relatively tiny springs the are the power plant. The counter recoil mechanism is smooth, there is a sensation of firing, but there is no jump or recoil. I purchase a 30 gram barrel weight that adds a little balance and is a nice add on to the grip when cocking. Now in 2008 I am getting reacquainted my 6m having long stored the gun and just resealing it, I have to wonder why it is no longer made? No doubt this quality is simply expensive in today's market.

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on 27th Jun 2008