DIANA airguns

Their first air gun entered the market only two years later. The first patent was issued by the Imperial Patent Office on January 31, 1908. In the 1910s the early DIANA air rifles did not have any wooden front stocks, and the grips were bare metal.

A Diana air rifle has long been at the top of the list for airgunners in terms of reliability and accuracy, and shooters know they can trust a Diana air pistol to be easy to use and to give them the features they're looking for. The company stands behind their products because they're built to last, which is a big part of the reason they have managed to continue producing airguns for so long.