I own an RX2 (same as the 90) so familiar with the trigger. I'm pretty content with mine really but prefer light(er) triggers. See if D Slade has any suggestions...?
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Beeman by the numbers...
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DualMagMike you been holding out. I’m going to have to stay up late to check these out. Unbelievable collection. Thanks for sharing. Your in a league of your own. Crow
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Mike....the proprietor of the Smithsonian Museum of Airguns.
Saw a Feinwerkbau 121 on ebay. What info do you have on that airgun Mike ? I do know they were for the power restrictive market of Europe.
Saw a Feinwerkbau 121 on ebay. What info do you have on that airgun Mike ? I do know they were for the power restrictive market of Europe.
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Not too much on this one... Yes very low powered version on the 124/127 for the very strict fpe (~6-8fpe) laws of some Euro countries.
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Even have a Daystate & Diana marked Beeman
Interesting ! Like to see pics of the Daystate. Not trying to steal your thread.
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You have not mentioned one of your same rifles 6 times over in a single post so you are NOT stealing the thread 
The Daystate is a rare Beeman Mako v.1 with Field Target stock and is my only PCP
The Daystate is a rare Beeman Mako v.1 with Field Target stock and is my only PCP
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Nice rifle ! What city is it stamped?
LOL ! I know some get upset when discussions deviate from a threads topic. I have never owned any Spanish airgun with a Beeman stamp. I've owned a Beeman C1 carbine. A Beeman R10 carbine. Then had a R1 for awhile. All in .177cal. Then around 1990 or so I got interested in Beeman coming out with a new gas-spring sporter. Sold the R1 and got the new Beeman RX in 5mm. Probably still my favorite rifle to date. Had to take the rifle to Santa Rosa because it had a hang-fire issue. They repaired it and upgraded it to a RX1. But then I got caught up in the last for power and got a Beeman Crow Magnum III in .22cal. Hard rifle to shoot accurately but plenty of punch. Sold it and didn't have any airguns for 15 years. My history with Beeman.
LOL ! I know some get upset when discussions deviate from a threads topic. I have never owned any Spanish airgun with a Beeman stamp. I've owned a Beeman C1 carbine. A Beeman R10 carbine. Then had a R1 for awhile. All in .177cal. Then around 1990 or so I got interested in Beeman coming out with a new gas-spring sporter. Sold the R1 and got the new Beeman RX in 5mm. Probably still my favorite rifle to date. Had to take the rifle to Santa Rosa because it had a hang-fire issue. They repaired it and upgraded it to a RX1. But then I got caught up in the last for power and got a Beeman Crow Magnum III in .22cal. Hard rifle to shoot accurately but plenty of punch. Sold it and didn't have any airguns for 15 years. My history with Beeman.
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The Mako has Huntington Beach on it and made in UK. The MKI was made from 1995-2002, the MKII from 2003-2006. Slight deviations on my post are fine but when there is a PCP discussion on a post about piston guns then I take issue or mentioning 6 times the SAME rifle and insisting it's the BEST, etc.
As you know I love the Beeman "brand", saw it as a teen and I was hooked. Did not really know that much about them being just an importer. Nonetheless they did wonders for airgunning in the US and I much prefer some of their stocks variants compared to the Euro versions. Here's some of my Beeman marked guns...
As you know I love the Beeman "brand", saw it as a teen and I was hooked. Did not really know that much about them being just an importer. Nonetheless they did wonders for airgunning in the US and I much prefer some of their stocks variants compared to the Euro versions. Here's some of my Beeman marked guns...
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In my case my Theoben Eliminator in .25 has the worst air rifle trigger of all and the rifle cost me over a thousand to get in 1999. I shot about 2000 rounds before I got the trigger "just right" and you are right as in the case of little room for adjustment!
Yes it's a light trigger and the adjustments allow a harder pull that won't allow accuracy and a too light pull that can't feel the last sear properly before it fires.
I think the Gas Ram piston is the ultimate obstacle for any Gas Ram trigger that's SAFE.
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The Eliminator and RX/90 models triggers are completely and totally different. Nothing about the is the same in terms of adjustment.
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