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Specifications
- Loudness: 3-Medium
- Weight: 8.80 lbs
- Overall Length: 45.20"
- Capacity: 1 round(s)
- Cocking Effort:34 lbs.
- Barrel: Rifled
- Front Sight: Post globe
- Rear Sight: Adjustable for windage and elevation
- Scopeable: 11mm dovetail
- Trigger adj.: Two-stage adjustable
- Buttpad: Rubber
- Suggested for: Small game hunting/target practice
- Action: Break barrel
- Powerplant: Spring-piston
- Safety: Automatic
- Repeater: No/Single-shot
Manual
Beeman R1 Supermagnum Air Rifle manual
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Beeman R1 Supermagnum Air Rifle by Beeman
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(10 reviews) | About this product
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Click for specifications
- Loudness: 3-Medium
- Weight: 8.80 lbs
- Overall Length: 45.20"
- Capacity: 1 round(s)
- Cocking Effort:34 lbs.
- Barrel: Rifled
- Front Sight: Post globe
- Rear Sight: Adjustable for windage and elevation
- Scopeable: 11mm dovetail
- Trigger adj.: Two-stage adjustable
- Buttpad: Rubber
- Suggested for: Small game hunting/target practice
- Action: Break barrel
- Powerplant: Spring-piston
- Safety: Automatic
- Repeater: No/Single-shot
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Excellent for field target, plinking and target shooting.
Limited quantities in stock!
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0.177" |
1000 ft/sec |
$679.00 $599.28 |
| Ammo | Accessories Item#:BN-11010[PY-567-1161] |
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Field target, plinking, popping paper targets and pest elimination (very small critters) are ideal uses of the .20 cal. R1.
Limited quantities in stock!
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0.20" |
860 ft/sec |
$679.00 $599.28 |
| Ammo | Accessories Item#:BN-11015[PY-567-1162] |
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Eliminate pests and small game with the .22 cal. R1. Also perfect for paper targets and plinking.
Limited quantities in stock!
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0.22" |
765 ft/sec |
$679.00 $599.28 |
| Ammo | Accessories Item#:BN-1012[PY-567-1163] |
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Left-hand
Eliminate pests and small game with the .22 cal. R1. Also perfect for paper targets and plinking.
Limited quantities in stock!
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0.22" |
765 ft/sec |
$720.00 $680.28 |
| Ammo | Accessories Item#:BN-1013[PY-567-2857] |
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Right-hand and left-hand stocks are available!
The Beeman R1 is a powerhouse among spring-pistonA type of airgun powerplant in which the air that propels the projectile is rapidly compressed at the moment of firing by a spring-driven piston. Also called spring-air.
air rifles. Whether you plink, pop paper targets or hunt critters, the R1 fills the bill.
The Rekord trigger, universally accepted as one of the finest on the market, is fully adjustable and delivers ultimate control. The breakbarrelA spring-piston gun that uses the barrel as a lever to cock the piston. Also called a barrel break. Sometimes, erroneously referred to as a 'one-pump' gun; not to be confused with a true single-stroke pneumatic.
mechanism is smooth and reliable, and the safety engages automatically when the gun is cocked.
The R1's hardwood stock sports a checkeredA method of carving wood that leaves diamond-shaped protrusions to assist in gripping the gun. Also used for decoration. Sometimes incorrectly called knurling, which is a metal-cutting term that produces roughly the same pattern as checkering.
grip and a raised cheekpiece. All the steel has been carefully and expertly machined to make sure your rifle functions flawlessly. This gun will become an heirloom.
Conservatively rated at 950 fpsFeet per second, usually written f.p.s.
in .177 cal., that's just right for most shooting disciplines. If you plan to hunt with the R1, the .20 or .22 cal. would be a better choice. The extra power in the larger calibers was not an afterthought when the gun was designed, so you'll be able to harness all the energy you need from bigger and heavier pellets.
The rifle comes with adjustable sights, but hunters and competitive shooters will want to add a scope to experience the extreme accuracy that's built in. The deep dovetailA machined shape (two parallel grooves) that allows easy clamping of accessories.
grooves ensure that your mount and scope remain intact through years of use.
Don't forget to pick up a variety of recommended pellets, which are listed under the Ammo link. Select appropriate accessories, including targets and a hunting scope, by clicking on the Accessories link.
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By Paul from USA on 2008-09-06 00:42:05 - See all my reviews
Things I liked:I have had mine (.177) for 23 years now and it still looks brand new. The firing action smoothed out after firing a few tins. It is also easy to cock once you get used to the motion. Very accurate with the Ram Jet pellets. The stock also has a nice color and form. Bluing and metal work is beautiful. The trigger is nice and
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Things I liked:I have had mine (.177) for 23 years now and it still looks brand new. The firing action smoothed out after firing a few tins. It is also easy to cock once you get used to the motion. Very accurate with the Ram Jet pellets. The stock also has a nice color and form. Bluing and metal work is beautiful. The trigger is nice and smooth (I prefer two-stage triggers.) Definitely a gun that will outlast you when taken care of.
Things I would have changed:Rear trigger guard screw loosens occasionally; no other problems.
What others should know:This gun is not cheap but you get the quality you pay for. When properly taken care of this gun will last YEARS and thousands of rounds. Not necessarily the best first-time gun or for smaller people (young teenagers.)
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By Ken from USA on 2008-09-04 21:24:45 - See all my reviews
Things I liked:Where to begin.....My father took me to a gun store when I was young and bought me a beeman r7. It was the most amazing airgun I have ever owned. About 8 years ago I made a huge mistake and sold it at a yard sale. Little did I know that I would ever get back into air guns. I started my quest about a month ago and finally settled
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Things I liked:Where to begin.....My father took me to a gun store when I was young and bought me a beeman r7. It was the most amazing airgun I have ever owned. About 8 years ago I made a huge mistake and sold it at a yard sale. Little did I know that I would ever get back into air guns. I started my quest about a month ago and finally settled on a R1 .22. This thing is awsome. Im not the best at range estimating, but I would say that the coke can targets that were back in the woods had to be at least 75 yards out. The outstanding accuracy with the R1 is amazing. You really get what you pay for with this gun. I have only had it for one week and have shot about 1000 rounds through it. I have found that the crossman premier hollow points work very well and the beeman crow magnums really spread out to a much larger caliper on impact. You will have to make scope adjustments to remain accurate with a heavier pellet though.
Things I would have changed:Not a single thing.......
What others should know:If you are looking for a good small game hunting rifle, this is the one for you. I dont know about the perfermance of the .177 or the .20, but the .22 really hits hard. I have taken 4 squirrels with this gun at about 50 yards and they did not know what hit them. These were all tree shots, they were pretty high up making a mess of my roof. You will not be dissapointed!
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By Jfirearrow from USA on 2008-08-30 01:11:16 - See all my reviews
Things I liked:Best Air Rifle ever I think. Quality construction great trigger and super accurate. I routinely take squirells at 60-70- yards with mine in .22. Beautiful finish.
Things I would have changed:ummmmm...could be lighter but you expect a big rifle after all it is an R1
What others should know:once mine settles
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Things I liked:Best Air Rifle ever I think. Quality construction great trigger and super accurate. I routinely take squirells at 60-70- yards with mine in .22. Beautiful finish.
Things I would have changed:ummmmm...could be lighter but you expect a big rifle after all it is an R1
What others should know:once mine settles on a pellet weight I keep it there. otherwise accuracy is compromised for a few rounds. I use beeman kodiacs and it shoots them just fine, awesome groups and great knockdown power.
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By Dr from USA on 2008-08-05 19:22:04 - See all my reviews
Things I liked:Excellent gun. Great take-down power w/in 20 y range. Accurate w open sights. With a scope I think it would be a serious hunting gun. Caliber 20 is more than enough to eliminate rodents & other organisms of similar weight & size. German mechanical craftmanship is as outstanding as always.
Things I would have changed:Loudness
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Things I liked:Excellent gun. Great take-down power w/in 20 y range. Accurate w open sights. With a scope I think it would be a serious hunting gun. Caliber 20 is more than enough to eliminate rodents & other organisms of similar weight & size. German mechanical craftmanship is as outstanding as always.
Things I would have changed:Loudness
What others should know:Rodent was hit at approximately 20 yards distance in its dorsal pelvic girdle region & the exit wound was in upper abdomen twice the diameter of entrance wound. It dropped in "situ". Beeman Crow-magnun was the pellet. I rank this rifle 2nd to the HW97K & AA Prosport.
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By Customer from USA on 2008-07-01 17:13:11 - See all my reviews
Things I liked:This is a beautifully made German airgun. The stock although made of hardwood looks like walnut to me, nicely checkered grip and forearm. The gun is relatively heavy but not as much as my RWS 52 sidelever.
I'm still breaking it in so the rifle is learning which pellets it likes. Mine is .20 cal which is a nice compromise as
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Things I liked:This is a beautifully made German airgun. The stock although made of hardwood looks like walnut to me, nicely checkered grip and forearm. The gun is relatively heavy but not as much as my RWS 52 sidelever.
I'm still breaking it in so the rifle is learning which pellets it likes. Mine is .20 cal which is a nice compromise as it shoots flat but has more punch than .177. The cocking effort is much much smoother than the Turkish built Winchester 1000X but you would expect that for the extra $$$.
Things I would have changed:I'd like to have the option to get a walnut stock although the hardwood stock on mine almost eliminates this concern.
What others should know:This is probably the best all-around hunting air rifle on the market. Simple single lever cocking, powerful, no CO2 or air pumps to worry about. This rifle if properly cared for will last forever.
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By Customer from USA on 2008-05-18 14:19:24 - See all my reviews
Things I liked:Beeman guns made by HW will spoil you. My R-1 was crafted well over 20 years ago and served faithfully longer that any other airgun I have owned. You cannot help but be imprested any time you take an "R" out of the box. No plastic will be found, and the feel is impressive.
Things I would have changed:Nothing on mine
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Things I liked:Beeman guns made by HW will spoil you. My R-1 was crafted well over 20 years ago and served faithfully longer that any other airgun I have owned. You cannot help but be imprested any time you take an "R" out of the box. No plastic will be found, and the feel is impressive.
Things I would have changed:Nothing on mine.
What others should know:The power level of this gun requires the size to be robust. This is an airgun for long range shooting and \ or hunting. It is most useful in .22 caliber if you decide to hunt with it. It will be capable of the advertised velocity. After market products for it abound, if you are so inclined. I recently sight in and tested another brand of airgun for my nephew and with an average lead pellet in .177 it shot at 770fps, not the 1000 advertised at. So keep this in mind as you comparison shop.
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By frette from USA on 2008-05-04 22:43:29 - See all my reviews
Things I liked:I have two R1s, a .177 I purcheased in 1983 and a .22 I purchased 10 years later. Both triggers are exceptional and both group far better that I can shoot. Fit and finish are excellent. The .177 has a Beeman Blue Ring (aka Hako) 2-7 scope that I like a lot.
Things I would have changed:Lose the iron sights at the factory
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Things I liked:I have two R1s, a .177 I purcheased in 1983 and a .22 I purchased 10 years later. Both triggers are exceptional and both group far better that I can shoot. Fit and finish are excellent. The .177 has a Beeman Blue Ring (aka Hako) 2-7 scope that I like a lot.
Things I would have changed:Lose the iron sights at the factory and include a trigger shoe. My .22 has a BSA 2-7 scope that may be going away. The gun deserves better.
What others should know:The Beeman R1 book is a very good read.
Both guns seem to like H&N Match.
I use the "artillery hold" exclusively.
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By Jaymo from USA on 2008-04-23 18:32:56 - See all my reviews
Things I liked:Everything about this air rifle. I bought mine lightly used for a ridiculously low price. If you've ever held and shot one of these, you know why this is the standard by which ALL other springers are judged. German made air guns WILL spoil you. Once you shoot one, you won't want anything but. This is a powerful and accurate rifle
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Things I liked:Everything about this air rifle. I bought mine lightly used for a ridiculously low price. If you've ever held and shot one of these, you know why this is the standard by which ALL other springers are judged. German made air guns WILL spoil you. Once you shoot one, you won't want anything but. This is a powerful and accurate rifle. The Rekord trigger is the best there is. This is the one air rifle that I will absolutely NOT part with. This one stays with me until I die. My next 2 purchases are going to be an R9 Goldfinger and an R7 Double gold. You can not go wrong with the Beeman R- series. These are air rifles that instill great pride of ownership.
Things I would have changed:Absolutely nothing!!!!!!!!! The Beeman R-series are break-barrel perfection. I can't believe I lived 37 years without one.
What others should know:I use mine for plinking and target shooting. 20 yard shooting gets boring after a while because this rifle is SO accurate. It shoots so well that it's hard to believe it's as powerful as it is. Seems that Beeman/Weihrauch airguns are the only springers out there that actually achieve their rated velocities. Mine exceeds the posted velocity. If you want a powerful springer that you will be thrilled with, look no further. This is the one you want.
BTW, I also use mine for squirrel hunting, even though it's a .177 caliber, and it drops squirrels better and faster with Crosman Premier Hollowpoints and Beeman Crow Magnums than a .22 lr solid. I own 18 air rifles, and this is my go to springer.
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By Dave from USA on 2008-01-27 16:18:35 - See all my reviews
Things I liked:Accurate even before it's broken in.
Great Rekord trigger, I havent even made any adjustments.
Muzzle velocity is as good or better than stated, much unlike RWS claims.
Not at all hard to cock.
Things I would have changed:A bit on the heavy side. A sling is a must for field trips.
What others should know:This
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Things I liked:Accurate even before it's broken in.
Great Rekord trigger, I havent even made any adjustments.
Muzzle velocity is as good or better than stated, much unlike RWS claims.
Not at all hard to cock.
Things I would have changed:A bit on the heavy side. A sling is a must for field trips.
What others should know:This rifle rocks! Very accurate and very consistent, even before break in. I can get fat 1.0" groups @ 50 yards with open sights......not bad at all!
Dont take the following info as this being a poorly made rifle, but it seems if you pay about 600 bucks for one there would have been better attention to those details mentioned.
I have heard that Weirhrauch was cutting some corners in manufacture, this may be what I've seen.
I had reason to remove the stock, and was surprised while inspecting the visible spring tube and other areas hidden by the stock. There were metal shavings left from machining and metal bits still attached at the ends of machined slots and holes.
I had expected the interior of the stock would have had a good sanding, and these metal bits would have been removed, but that didnt happen.
I took care of the shavings myself, and the big router fuzz left over on the stock can sit there......for now.
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By Customer from USA on 2007-08-11 02:44:32 - See all my reviews
Things I liked:The first thing that struck me was how beautiful the R1 is. The wood is nicely shaped and stained. The lines and proportions are classic. It hits hard (mine is .20 caliber) with pleasing accuracy. I've dropped many a rat with it and it only seems to be getting smoother. The trigger is crisp and adjustable and the cocking effort
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Things I liked:The first thing that struck me was how beautiful the R1 is. The wood is nicely shaped and stained. The lines and proportions are classic. It hits hard (mine is .20 caliber) with pleasing accuracy. I've dropped many a rat with it and it only seems to be getting smoother. The trigger is crisp and adjustable and the cocking effort is well within reason for the power. I installed the Beeman professional scope stop on mine and the scope hasn't budged yet. I also have the sling swivels installed and the slung rifle is much easier to carry, and just a really handsome gun. It'll be getting a work out on squirrel this Fall.
Things I would have changed:I wish you could manually set and reset the safety. Once that safety goes off, you've got to shoot. On live targets, that isn't always as easy as it sounds.
What others should know:This is a heavy rifle -- that's not a bad thing, just be aware. It's not unwieldy or uncomfortable, but I think you'll feel it if you carry one around in the field all day (go for the sling!). But that heft helps dampen the recoil which is pronounced. In order to get the best accuracy out of this gun, you've got to work on nailing your hold and shooting technique. The hours you put in practicing with it will really pay you back.
If you are looking for magnum performance, and have the budget, you will be pleased with your R1. This is a gun to enjoy, take into the woods, cherish and pass down.
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