Diana P-5 Breakbarrel .177 Caliber Spring Pellet Air Pistol

M3 screw in the trigger to adjust it down, can go further by removing grip frame and adjusting sear retainer screw, and even further by taking that out and putting it in a drill and turning down the head with a file so it can tighten fully into the frame recess, caution note: if you do all 3 levels of trigger modifications you'll be able to adjust it past being able to cock/shooting immediately. It's a $60 pellet gun, I'm extremely happy, stock trigger is overly safe as is, but excellent tuned. This thing is sturdy, accurate, great fun shooting 4" targets for 10m in the basement with wad cutters. Rifling looks uniform. I bought another.

The metalwork and plastic stock on this pistol are very nice for the price.The trigger has significant uptake and then a rough release. I have not tried to make any adjustments yet. If the trigger can be improved, then this gun would be great for the money. As is, it is just really good.Sighting in the pistol was easy. It was on a standard ISSF 10 meter pistol target out of the box.Attached is a series of targets numbered P-five, one through six. Number 1 is the first target shot at 5 meters. Number 2 is the second target shot at ten meters with the sights set as the gun came out of the box. Numbers 3 through 6 are at 10 meters with adjustments and number 6 is where I decided I could not get better because of the rough trigger.For comparison, also attached are two targets shot at the same time, also 10 meters, with a Feinwerkbau 65. All were shot with the same quality pellet (details in picture).The P-Five is a really good gun for the money. Not a target gun, but really good for plinking cans, etc.the P-Five rear sight had to be adjusted off center to shoot straight at 10 meters.

Dirty and trigger pull is way too hard.

Cheaply made. Front sight stabs hand when cocking the barrel.

I also have this in the Snowpeak/Artemis version in 22 caliber and that one fell apart ridiculously quickly. I had to ghetto rig it back together but the trigger pull is horrendous now due to the nature in which I had to fix it. This Diana version is way better, with a way better trigger, and actually stays together when you shoot it.

Although the name Diana implies German quality, this pistol is actually a Chinese product. My sample was inaccurate due to excessive trigger pull and defective rifling. It was returned.

I like this pistol. Very accurate! Trigger needs a bit of work. Fit and finish is good. Try it you will like it.

Very nice and accurate for the money. Trigger can be easily improved by removing action from grip and tightening the flat silver screw into the action, as well as adding a set screw into the trigger to improve take-up. It takes some finessing to get the screws right, or you risk the gun firing with the safety on or if dropped.Includes an 11mm dovetail rail for red dots and scopes. I mounted a UTG pistol reddot.I haven't tried to many different pellets, but it does very well with wadcutters in the 7.5 grain range at distances of about 10 yards.