03-31-2015, 07:49 AM
I have some new break barrels and wow are they hard hitters. In fact I use my RWS Diana 34 when I go squirrel hunting. One shot to the noggin and it drops them in their tracks. However there is something about these older ones that draws me to them.
The one in the back is my Diana 34. I have more $ in that than I do some of my powderburners.
![[Image: AirRifles002_zps7eb3f68d.jpg]](http://i215.photobucket.com/albums/cc235/911JB/AirRifles002_zps7eb3f68d.jpg)
Here is a Ruger Blackhawk Elite I have. I am still trying to figure out the optics for it.
![[Image: P2180003_zpsfj2nxmsz.jpg]](http://i215.photobucket.com/albums/cc235/911JB/P2180003_zpsfj2nxmsz.jpg)
People look at air rifles as toys, but they are mistaken. When you can run a lead pellet down the pipe @ 1200+ fps and hit a dime at 30-40 yards I feel it is far from a toy.
The one in the back is my Diana 34. I have more $ in that than I do some of my powderburners.
![[Image: AirRifles002_zps7eb3f68d.jpg]](http://s215.photobucket.com/user/911JB/media/AirRifles002_zps7eb3f68d.jpg.html)
Here is a Ruger Blackhawk Elite I have. I am still trying to figure out the optics for it.
![[Image: P2180003_zpsfj2nxmsz.jpg]](http://s215.photobucket.com/user/911JB/media/P2180003_zpsfj2nxmsz.jpg.html)
People look at air rifles as toys, but they are mistaken. When you can run a lead pellet down the pipe @ 1200+ fps and hit a dime at 30-40 yards I feel it is far from a toy.