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First, besides my Daisy Red Rider, was my Dad's Crosman 102. I finally stepped up to an FWB 124D from the original ARH. I still own it, and on its second tune via Motorhead of Northern California.

No Beeman stamps whatever. However, it was not stamped by ARH or any other dealer. It now has a recent tune with a custom spring guide and a more powerful spring. And, it is smooth, better than new.

I posted this over 18 months ago. ???? Anyhow, Motorhead of Northern California tuned my Beeman R7 over a year ago. Vortek kit, it is so smooth. I love that little rifle.

Bottom line is that quality things cost extra. Cheap Chinese crap, Turkey-made guns, and other stuff are inexpensive. Weihrauch and Air Arms are premium products.

For my faster spring guns ( FWB Sport .177, HW97K .177, HW98 .177) I like the HN Barracuda Match 10.65.

I have a TX200HC. And a FWB 124D, a FWB Sporter, HW35E, HW97K, HW98,Diana 54, and a Beeman R7. Guess what they all have in common? Motorhead has tuned them all. There is no such thing as already tuned from whatever factory including Air Arms. Buy what you want, but a good tune makes the rifle...

No. As I said, it came from Robert Law/Air Rifle Headquarters, the first company from West Virginia.

Add me to the list of those who love your YouTube channel. I started shooting spring-powered rifles when I bought my FWB 124D from Robert Law at ARH in 1979. #18866, and I still own and shoot it. It is on its second rebuild, the last by Motorhead of Northern California. He is a fine tuner and...

I have had the same problem. When you hit "Buy Now" on every single air pistol that can be bought now, you get a message. I tried to contact eBay with the issue but without success. What does living in California have to do with the problem?

I have one and owned another. Both are Beeman imports. The lettering is the first to go. A clean one should fetch $350 to $450. Take your time.

That was a safe queen or very lightly used, as the white lettering is the first to go. Nice Webley!

Does the HW90 come with an amede xtrious stock? I shoot left hand, and it is important.

I have bought two Diana 54 Air Kings. Sold the first, and, bought another. Turns out it was a low- powered model made for the English market, I had it re-powered and tuned. I had a TX-200 , but sold it. Later I took a TX-200 HC in trade. I have since put on a walnut left- hand stock and still...

Don't close up just yet. I managed to get my HW35E back, and it never was tuned, What spring do you recommend, and I will get one before mailing you the rifle.

No, I bought it mail order from Robert Law's company in West Virginia. Funny, even though I live in California, I only found out about Beemans later. At one time ,Beeman sold FWB's that ARH had imported,

Congradulations on a great find. I have had 18866 since the spring of 1979. It now has a Vortex spring and tune by Motorhead of North California. It is most accurate, and originally came by way of ARH.

Can they ship to the USA ? Price point?

Steve is no longer living at Baldy Mesa near Victorville. He lives at Pahrump, Nv.now.

I have had two TX200's, full size and HC. I have a tuned HW9K7, a Diana 54, a Beeman R7 ( a real sweetheart). An FWB 124D I bought in 1979. The newer FWB Sport rifle in .177. But the 97K and my HW98 are the most accurate. All of them are tuned, but the last mentioned are very accurate and so smooth.

My oldest is my 1979 FWB-124. Serial #18866, I bought it from ARH, the original when Robert Law had the company. I lived (live) in California, but didn't know about Beeman's. I still own it, and it is in very fine shape, Motorhead rebuilt it last spring, and it shoots like new.