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Hey 2778, we are in the same town, if you want to know how smooth a quality airgun can be, contact me directly.

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My no-safety R7 is my favorite rifle. It is almost always in the truck waiting for a good opportunity to shoot.

I own four Beeman R1’s. One in .177 tuned to 12 ft/lbs, one in .177 full power, one in .20, and one in .22. The 12 ft/lb gun is quieter, but that is to be expected. However, given the mass of the moving parts the parts oscillate after the shot. There is no twang, you can actually feel the spring...

I have one HW30 and three R7's. One of them has this issue and a previous owner tried to repair it with what appears to be an epoxy compound. It's not going to cut the gun in half... I have never seen one of them gall themselves to failure. It should be fine after you have clearance for the...

I do like my ProSport. I am on my second as the first had to go back to Pyramid because the barrel shroud started moving. The first was awesome out of the box. The replacement was dry an had a lot of buzz. Within a week of getting it, I ordered a Vortek kit and installed it. The engineering is...

That’s why I sold my 25 cal R1 barrel. Even out of a healthy gun, the velocities you get make for a very loopy trajectory. It makes it near impossible to estimate hold-over when the distance changes.

I’m having that same problem!

I saw that one. He has instructions in his ad to contact him before bidding and he would make you a better price. Sounded like some kind of scam to me. I looked at his other items and they have the same kind of instructions. On top of that, the scope is nothing special and has zero value in my...

Buy the HW35 kit and cut a coil off and polish to reduce power.

Merry Christmas from southwest Louisiana. While waiting on Christmas dinner, I set up a different scope on my Santa Rosa R1 .177 and got it sighted in at 25 yards with some JSB Hades.

The cheapest I have ever gotten an R1 was $300. You got a great deal!

R1, R8, R7, these are my favorite Beeman/Weihrauch stocks. Always on the look out for more!

I just went and checked my ProSport, which I shot earlier today. It does have some lateral play in it. I didn't realize that until you mentioned it. So then I started checking Beeman triggers in the house. I have ten. They all have about the same amount of play. It is definitely something I...

Just shoot it and have fun, you will probably notice that it gets smoother over time, but it should be accurate out of the box. And heavy pellets will just increase dieseling because the pressures will be higher in the compression chamber, but you will just shoot through any residual oil in the...

In very good shape, light handling marks on stock and no freckling on metal, I would say around $500. I would expect to get the original rear sight, but being that you have a Beeman peep on it, that would help the price a bit. But that’s just my opinion on it, but I’m always shopping used Beeman...

I will add a vote for the Hawke 2-7 x 32. I have three of them now and they are the perfect size for the R7.

If you get the .22 reactive tannerite, it will set it off. I have done it with a .20 R1 shooting about 800 at the muzzle at a range of about 50 yards.

The R1 through R11 were always made by Weihrauch. That has never changed. There is a line of Chinese guns labeled Beeman, it this in no way involves the R1 through R11 including the current R7 and R9.

I own four R1's, and although they are a bit heavy, they may be my favorite air rifle. It might be surpassed by my R7's depending on my mood as DualMagMike suggested. They are hard to shoot freehand due to the weight, but it can be done and I find it enjoyable. If I could only have one gun, it...