Additional information
| Weight | 4.7 oz |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 6 × 4.75 × 1.25 in |
AR Grip Adapter for Diana Bandit, Chaser, and Airbug
$32.00
Diana Bandit, Chaser, and Airbug AR Lower
- 3D printed in ABS plastic in the USA by a veteran-owned business
- Allows for mounting AR-compatible grips on the Bandit, Chaser, and Airbug
- Comes with the hardware needed for installation and a cheapo grip
- Includes M5 grip screw. Grip screw threads into stainless steel square nut
- FREE Shipping within the USA! Ships same or next business day via USPS
In stock
It does not make sense to me that you would have someone read those extensive instructions, only to discover that the key lower was unavailable. Why not disable the whole ad until when and if you can restock the key part?
I immediately bought a $54 "advanced stock" elsewhere, then changed my mind when I found a cheaper official Diana stock on E-bay.
I bought the tri-rail handle (my bad), the barrel band and the silencer.
I would much rather have bought your whole AR kit which would have been much more trouble-free.
-Terry
Equally for all ordered (and pretty swiftly received-) items
„AR Conversion for Diana Bandit, Chaser, and Airbug“
„AR Grip Adapter for Diana Bandit, Chaser, and Airbug“
„Diana Bandit, Chaser and Airbug Adjustable Stock“
„Tri-Rail/Handguard for Diana Bandit, Chaser, or Airbug“
A: „Thank you very much. Shipment and quality of the parts proved to be excellent. What an awesome idea to enhance a „Diana Bandit“ in such way!“
RGDS from Bavaria
they are well made and the grips that come with them are fine
they being AR-15 mounts have the ability to become 1911 grips by adding an adapter and then your option have another rabbit hole to go down
i have been super gluing the nuts in place for easy of grip change out
now if you make a weaver Picatinny mount for the top and make it attractive not blocky, you could add a nice product to your line up
This kit is the best thing to happen since slice bread! Takes the Bandit to a whole new level! Thanks buck-rail!
BTW, their moderators are top notch!
Just a suggestion: had a minor problem attaching the AR grip, and would be good to have the square nut 'captured' somehow.
Will be buying from you again for future projects.
Best regards,
RP
Terry's kit is what Diana should have done !
https://photos.app.goo.gl/k6NTm9y1XLgLko3K7
I’m back with an update, and it’s a good one. I can’t believe how these parts transformed my Bandit into such a handy lightweight carbine. I knew it was pretty accurate with my cast 22 grain wadcutters, but I had no idea how much potential was there until I tried it in rifle form today. Thank you for another awesome product.
To add to the review above, I just finished adding a red-dot optic to the Tactical Bandit, as well as a small laser on the foregrip. Even with the accessories mounted and a full mag, the piece weighs in at 3 lbs, 8 oz. The downside is that it is limited in the number of shots — 2 or 3 mags because of the small reservoir, and stated velocity of 630 fps in .22 That yeilds about 12 foot pounds of energy — not a lot.
However, with a small air bottle or a hand pump, the weight wouldn’t go much over 5 lbs, which suggests that this may be an ideal little gun to strao to the backpack for harassing squirrels around camp, or for doing some plinking on a fine afternoon. I’d like to see Buck Rail do a similar kit for the Stormrider — only a few modifications would be necessary, and the resulting weapon would shed some weight and be capaple of more serious shooting, with double the energy and an increased show count.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/108U92kOl-9FrFZlQHQ4prarr7FLfSsSU/view?usp=sharing
The appropriate 11mm to Weaver mount rail is on order.