Original 35

[vestlenning]

I've got a 1975 35, pics and info:

https://barx.org/airguns/?id=diana_35

[Geezer]

Agree on the piston seal. Keep it leather. First step is to try refurbishing the original (if needed).

[Drew451]

I've got a 1975 35, pics and info:

https://barx.org/airguns/?id=diana_35

Fine looking example. Nice website with some nice, interesting guns. Good work.

[PhatMan]

Hello to All,

My 0.177" Diana (Original) 35 makes a hair over 8 ft.lb.

It is very 'tired' externally, but internally is in fine shape.

It still has the original (yo-ho) leather piston seal.

Have fun

Best regards

Russ

[jonnyone]

I've got a 1975 35, pics and info:

https://barx.org/airguns/?id=diana_35

Hiya vestlenning.
That looks a fine looking gun. The stock refinish has been accomplished to a lovely finish.
I see you make reference to converting the leather seal to synthetic. Can I ask what seal you used for this and did you see any benefit?
Thanks
Dave

[vestlenning]

Hiya vestlenning.
That looks a fine looking gun. The stock refinish has been accomplished to a lovely finish.

Cheers!

I see you make reference to converting the leather seal to synthetic. Can I ask what seal you used for this and did you see any benefit?

I used this (or similar):

https://www.waffencenter-gotha.de/sh...-35::2946.html

Wouldn't know the difference since the old leather seal was beyond repair but it works just fine now.

[in the shed]

Cheers!



I used this (or similar):

https://www.waffencenter-gotha.de/sh...-35::2946.html

Wouldn't know the difference since the old leather seal was beyond repair but it works just fine now.

Can anyone tell me if the difference between the 35 & 35s is just cosmetic or are there internal differences?

[Drew451]

Articulated cocking lever and anti beartrap safety on trigger on the 35S.