Selling my DIANA 60 match in good condition

[aimless]

Hi, I offer my Diana 60 in good condition with some minor wear on the (walnut?) stock (as seen on the pictures) and two stains on the back side of the cheek-piece-nothing serious.

Full working order, no rust, no cracks, a precise shooting-machine with the recoilless GISS double contra SP system, rubber butt-plate, diopter and the original barrel-weight (tube)! 10 lbs: a heavy and very solid built target-rifle!
orig. canvas-bag included


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255,- euro including safe and registered shipping via DHL with tracking-number. (system and stock dismantled).

Thanks, Jochen

[aimless]

275,- eu (ca. 190 gpb) inkl. shipping
Jochen

[aimless]

and I will still keep my opinion you can not get out more energy -in a system with a spring- only with a lighter pellet. the amount of energy you put in (with the strenght of your muscles) is predetermined/given.

tell me please, were the increase of energy comes from

Jochen

[Garvin]

Nice looking rifle at a good price, Jochen. The Diana 60 is quite small and relatively light without the barrel sleeve, if you prefer it that way. This could be the all-time perfect plinking rifle - ridiculously accurate, recoilless action in a self-contained package.

(PS, I haven't read the relevant thread recently... but can't a springer's powerplant be more efficient with a lighter projectile, so the energy isn't increasing exactly, only it's delivering it better?!)

[aimless]

Diana 60 is SOLD


and: my post should have been an answer to the the following thread ;-)

http://www.airgunbbs.com/showthread....bley-mk3-power

Garvin, you know NEWTON . I am sure

(besides dieseling or reduced friction)