Diana Chaser .22 caliber CO2

[rugertoter]

Did some indoor shooting today, for it was too cold out to do any other type of shooting. The distance was 30 feet, using the supplied "irons" for sighting. My 56 year old eyes are not what they used to be, but it didn't turn out too bad.

I had to stick to the lighter pellets, ranging from 14-18 grains, because if I go any heavier, they will not lock into the breech. I get about 55-60 shots, per a 12 gram cylinder, and the trigger on this pistol is very good for the price point. I am sure that if I had a red dot on it, I could tighten up those groups a tad. Trigger time is trigger time.

 

[rough-n-tumble]

Nice grouping and decision to get it done indoors.
I had to look up the pistol to check it out. Looks cool enough.
I need to setup an indoor option for my boys.
What's your back stop setup?

 

[rugertoter]

Nice grouping and decision to get it done indoors.
I had to look up the pistol to check it out. Looks cool enough.
I need to setup an indoor option for my boys.
What's your back stop setup?

I bought the Champion .22 caliber bullet/pellet trap. It is made of heavy sheet steel, and is rated up to standard velocity .22 rimfire rounds. They are a little on the noisy side, but work great...ordered mine from Pyramid Air, when they were running a sale on them for around 80 dollars.

 

[Twangbanger]

Would love to see some good photos of this gun. For the price, this one I've looked at a lot.