Diana Outlaw

[Kevinbear]

That's a common thread on metric fuel line fittings.

[AustinBinTX]

Should be able to get you a decent measurement.

The barrel was 13mm or 14mm, but I’ll get you some numbers in the morning if no one else does first.

[AustinBinTX]

Barrel diameter is 12mm.
Threaded length is 10.4mm with a 1.6mm relief.

The shroud LDC adapter thread is M16x1.

[francois.du.nord]

I know little about the pcp airgun thing, is it possible to buy an old scuba tank that you could have filled periodically and use it to charge your gun? I see them for sale that say they need to be recertified but if your using it for an airgun would that be necessary? They probably won't fill them unless there certified right?

Yes, you can refill your PCP from a scuba tank. And yes, the tank will need to be re-certified before being refilled.

[Kevinbear]

Question for people that have had an Outlaw, once the gun has been brought up to full charge then shot approximately 40 times how many pumps does it take to bring it back up to full charge? I realize it will vary with the type of hand pump used but a ballpark number is good enough.

[Kevinbear]

Barrel diameter is 12mm.
Threaded length is 10.4mm with a 1.6mm relief.

The shroud LDC adapter thread is M16x1.

Thank you, what's the acronym LDC?

[AustinBinTX]

Lead Dust Collector, or the removable moderator that attaches to the end of the shroud on the M16/Outlaw.

[Kevinbear]

Barrel diameter is 12mm.
Threaded length is 10.4mm with a 1.6mm relief.

The shroud LDC adapter thread is M16x1.

Are you certain about the thread being M16x1 because I'm not seeing that anywhere on the web? Lots of stuff in 16x1.5

[AustinBinTX]

100% positive.

[Kevinbear]

100% positive.

I see the taps are available, weird, might have to print an adapter on my neighbors 3d printer and tap it.

[AustinBinTX]

I’ve made a few for the M16As I had before anything was offered, but honestly, getting everything correct was a pain.

I’m not one to tell anyone how to spend their money, but if I had it to do over again, I’d just buy one of the Donny adapters.

https://donnyfl.com/products/diana-outlaw-1-2-x-20-unf-adapter-a44

[Kevinbear]

I’ve made a few for the M16As I had before anything was offered, but honestly, getting everything correct was a pain.

I’m not one to tell anyone how to spend their money, but if I had it to do over again, I’d just buy one of the Donny adapters.


Thanks, that's the easy fix right there.

[Bicycleman]

Kevin, incase you have a little difficulty understanding some of the other acronyms used on this forum, you may get some use from this.  --->  Abbreviations / Acronyms ---> http://www.gatewaytoairguns.org/GTA/index.php?topic=51866.0;topicseen
LDC is on the list.

[avator]

LOL.... Kevin will be gone for days reading that list.

[Bicycleman]

Well, that is only right, since the list was years in the making.

[smythsg]

Question, I just heard a guy on youtube say the moderator on the Outlaw is threaded on to the end of the barrel, if so what thread is it? Pretty excited to hear that because I could probably have a bushing made for the TKO suppressor I have for my QB-78 and use it on the Outlaw. People say the Outlaw isn't that quiet, with a high end suppressor it should be unless the pellets are traveling supersonic which brings me to my second question, I'm a little bit concerned with the velocity of the Outlaw in .177, is it for certain that I can shoot heavy .177 pellets below the speed of sound?

So 1. Is the barrel threaded and what is it?
2. What's the velocity of the 10.34gr. pellets?

Kevin, if necessary, you can back off the the hammer spring adjuster to shoot the pellets at your desired speed. It is certain that you can get below the speed of sound. Typically, backing the hammer spring off will result in a few more shots per fill.