By the way last night I just shot the HW97 and the Diana48 side by side one after one and try to tell the slight difference between these two...
And interesting I still think the Diana looks easier to shoot. But I need to take back what I said before about the recoils... The much higher power Diana did kick harder. As I read the review from B.B. Provided by Duke above, it's really a "health kick", feels solid and no tung, no extra vibration, nothing wrong at all~
And maybe also because I learned about the lightly hold when shooting a springer before already, there's no jumping feels in hands and you can finish following through etc easily~ (maybe I need to try a firm hold to experience the power of the beast later~ [emoji38])
And actually the gun feels a little bit fore end heavy, but when shouldering and shooting (rested as usual on my chair back covered with some winter coats as cushions), the balance of the gun feels well~
And one more thing, the closed side lever just at the good spot for my left hand fingers to rest on when aiming and shooting while I rest the fore end of the stock on the palm...
The Diana48 is really a good one~ Our shooters shouldn't miss it~
And as read the Diana48 also response well to tunings... Not sure if a lazy guy like me would do this soon.....or later and later and later......
Today's mission is try the double stacked cans target first~ because the penetrating power of the 177 magnum is too strong... So far nothing in the house I tried can stop the pellet in it... (oh... Except that 4x4 solid wood block I used to see how deep the pellet can get in before...) ~
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[emoji38] I didn't even finish my zeroing yet... 
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