this is a how to load the mag video for the dian trail scout and the diana storm rider air rifles in .177 cal and .22 cal its the same process for both air rifles, will work the same for the diana Chaser as well
Oh, thank you so much for making this video. I looked a several videos about the Diana Airbug, but they reviewed everything except for loading the magazine. Nice job!
Hi Kevin I got two mags I got from Canada Gun Supply no store in usa doesn't have any in stock check with airgun Depot they don't have them Premier air doesn't have them Cabela's doesn't have them no one seems to have them here in the US the only place I found it was Canada Gun Supply thank you for your info Kevin I really appreciate it buddy I like your videos keep doing them okay old George from Northern California USA God bless
thanks and happy shooting its odd how hard it can be to get parts for someoof these i had a sig saure and the only place in canaada i could get mags and belts was cabelas in canada where i live
the spring will weaken when under load for long periods thats call physics and the rules of life the universe and of course if you understood metals something you don't seem to understand then you would know for a fact that it will weaken over time under load or not but just as a general rule underload it will weaker faster
In my country these drums are ultra expensive and hard to get for some reason. About 30 bucks each. I don't keep mine loaded cause I don't want to replace it. It's way too overpriced as it is. If you can get these cheap I'd buy 5 and just keep them loaded :D
@@KevinMillard68 You're absolutely right, the spring will weaken but a long coil spring will only weaken a fraction of 1% every year. Seems like the metal molecules would quickly creep into a state of lower strain, but that's the magic of austenitic steel.
Hi, I just bought a Stormrider with the same rotary magazine (.22 7shot) and after watching your video, the instructions made sense. Thanks! One question- when you are hunting with it, and only use, say, 4 shots out of the 7, what do you do to safety the rifle apart from the safety button? Because to remove the loaded magazine you need to re-cock the bolt. Then you remove the loaded mag but it’s cocked. Do you dry fire it? Or do you leave the mag in it? Not sure what is the best thing to do.
once you have fired the shot you can lean the mag in just dont recock the gun after that last shot other wise youll be loading in another round option to fire off the last shot cock the gun remove mag and you can safty decok the gun so dont need to even driy fire it at all. and when you remove the mag you can also unload the mag for reload it till the next time
get a wooden dowel a long one put down the barrel and as you push in against the pellet thats jammed cock the gun same time see if that works if not then you might just have a jam up that might mean pushing the bolt a bit harder because you might have screwed up the seal at the breech i nailed one of them once was a pain in the but how ever i did get it to comply with me and then i just had a install a new seal other then that never had a jam other wise
