This FWB was sold in early mid 1970's with this Beeman scope, model 5002? 
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i have no catalogs that go back to the mid 1970's and in the 4 catalogs i do have, they don't show that scope
most of the Beeman scope were AO style but they did sell from what i can see .22 LR scopes that were not AO style
most of the Beeman scope were AO style but they did sell from what i can see .22 LR scopes that were not AO style
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My guess is Bushnell since some Beeman blue scopes are. Including the 4x 32 non AO. And a 2-7x32 AO.
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Found this info- a Beeman collector might be very interested.
www.beemans.net/rare beeman guns.htm
“Any Beeman aperture sight without adjustable dovetails must be considered as a rare item as well as the early Beeman model 5001, 5002, 5003, and 5004 riflescopes and model 5010 pistolscopes.”
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www.beemans.net/rare beeman guns.htm
“Any Beeman aperture sight without adjustable dovetails must be considered as a rare item as well as the early Beeman model 5001, 5002, 5003, and 5004 riflescopes and model 5010 pistolscopes.”
To find the reference site above, copy the entire line and open in a new search.
(www.beemans.net/rare beeman guns.htm)
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No idea, I have a model 66 , a 3x9 ao scope. Made in Japan, as I understand the Beeman scopes were. I have had it since the late 70's possibly very early 80's. Seems to be a rather good quality. Never have had any problems with it using it on a FWB 124 for many years.
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