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Accurate, easy to cock, fun to shoot, TruGlo front sight, truly ambidextrous. In Stock
Solid construction, accurate, light trigger-pull, easy to cock, fun to shoot! That's just about everything you could ever want in an air pistol. The Beeman P3 is a single-stroke pneumatic, which means it requires just one cocking stroke of the overlever. Because it doesn't have a mainspring, the P3 can also be dry-fired. If you want to increase your accuracy and trigger control, dry-firing can help you do that.
Unlike many production pistols, the P3 is made of quality materials. Manufactured by the legendary Weihrauch factory in Germany, this air pistol has a rifled steel barrel. In fact, all critical mechanisms are made of ordnance steel, while the exterior shell is made of tough, durable polymers.
Whether you shoot right-handed, left-handed, single-handed or two-handed, the Beeman P3 can accommodate you! The ambidextrous design and the functionality of the cocking mechanism are convenient no matter what style of shooting you enjoy.
Accuracy is 0.20" center-to-center. You won't find too many pistols in this price range that can brag about that kind of accuracy! The P3 is perfect for 10-meter target shooting, but you'll end up doing a lot more with the gun. Plinking, shooting spinners, and popping tin cans are loads of fun, and the P3 is up to the challenge!
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By Russell from USA on 2009-07-16 15:53:36 - See all my reviewsAdd comment to this review
Things I liked:The trigger is great- light and crisp. The fiber optic sights are very easy to see, and provide a very good sight picture. The grip is very comfortable in my medium/large hand. This handgun is solid and well made. Things I would have changed:I would add a quality screwdriver for sight adjustment to the package. What
... Read MoreThings I liked:The trigger is great- light and crisp. The fiber optic sights are very easy to see, and provide a very good sight picture. The grip is very comfortable in my medium/large hand. This handgun is solid and well made. Things I would have changed:I would add a quality screwdriver for sight adjustment to the package. What others should know:So far I have only been plinking pop cans at about 20 meters, so I can not comment on group size on paper, but if I do my part the pistol hits every time. I have been shooting the Beeman 6.5gr Laser pellets recommended by Pyramyd, and this pistol really likes them.
By Taylor from USA on 2009-05-22 23:38:16 - See all my reviewsAdd comment to this review
Things I liked:heavy and easy to aim with feels very steady in your hands Things I would have changed:the price!!!! What others should know:get the p17 same exact thing but cheaper... WAY CHEAPER
The P-17 IS way cheaper but is it as good? Very bad quality complaints from owners. I am just hoding my breath waiting for that leak.
Beeman P3 review entered on 2009-01-12 17:13:58
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By Mark from USA on 2009-01-12 17:13:58 - See all my reviewsAdd comment to this review
Things I liked:Sights, accuracy and "feel". Trigger is very good and the metal construction should provide good durability. Things I would have changed:Used it for a few days then gave it away. Not easy to load, not very powerful. The same "rant" I have concerning the P1. With Beeman's eagerness to make an air gun look like a firearm
... Read MoreThings I liked:Sights, accuracy and "feel". Trigger is very good and the metal construction should provide good durability. Things I would have changed:Used it for a few days then gave it away. Not easy to load, not very powerful. The same "rant" I have concerning the P1. With Beeman's eagerness to make an air gun look like a firearm there are just too many compromises. Hard to cock, difficult to load, all as a result of trying to make an airgun look like something it is not. My Beeman Tempest is a much better design. Easy to cock, easy to load and it looks like what it is... an air pistol. I don't expect this to be published, as my review of the P1 was not, for the same reasons. Replicas should be limited to C02, this would not degrade the function. If you must have a Beeman, I'd buy the P1. Easier to load and more powerful, even if it looks like a Colt 1911 with some kind of serious bloating of the receiver. What others should know:I would pass on the P1 and P3 and buy the RWS P5. Great sights and trigger, more power and very easy to cock and load. There will be complaints that it looks like an air pistol....fine by me. Form should follow function. If I want a firearm I'll buy one, rather than a "replica" that looks like a mutant copy. One downside... the RWS P5 does not provide a rail to mount a scope. Hopefully, RWS will come out with a scope mountable version. I would buy it at once.
By Customer from USA on 2008-11-08 15:23:47 - See all my reviewsAdd comment to this review
Things I liked:This is a great air pistol. For those of you that are firearms users I recommend you get one of these to help with your technique with shooting. Great accuracy Things I would have changed:Has an odd way of loading the pellet and for right handers the safety isn't very convenient. It is on the left side of the frame
... Read MoreThings I liked:This is a great air pistol. For those of you that are firearms users I recommend you get one of these to help with your technique with shooting. Great accuracy Things I would have changed:Has an odd way of loading the pellet and for right handers the safety isn't very convenient. It is on the left side of the frame. What others should know:
By Victor from USA on 2008-10-31 19:54:28 - See all my reviewsAdd comment to this review
Things I liked:It shoots and feels like the real thing. Accurate. Things I would have changed:Nothing,but the loading probem I have.. What others should know:MY p3 seems to only shoot daisy wadcutters. I'VE ORDERED A VARITY OF BRAND'S OF PELLETS. They aren't here yet. The two beeman brands I have for my rifle; have
... Read MoreThings I liked:It shoots and feels like the real thing. Accurate. Things I would have changed:Nothing,but the loading probem I have.. What others should know:MY p3 seems to only shoot daisy wadcutters. I'VE ORDERED A VARITY OF BRAND'S OF PELLETS. They aren't here yet. The two beeman brands I have for my rifle; have to be seat with a rod. I don't know if this is normal or not. Any other owners please respond to this review.
By Dave from USA on 2008-08-01 09:44:37 - See all my reviewsAdd comment to this review
Things I liked:Quality, accuracy, fit & finish...a nice example of German quality. Things I would have changed:nothing!...maybe more power! What others should know:I own the Weirauch HW 40, which I'm told is essentially the same gun. As stated a well-finished and designed air pistol. Feels like a .40 semi-auto in the
... Read MoreThings I liked:Quality, accuracy, fit & finish...a nice example of German quality. Things I would have changed:nothing!...maybe more power! What others should know:I own the Weirauch HW 40, which I'm told is essentially the same gun. As stated a well-finished and designed air pistol. Feels like a .40 semi-auto in the hand- very comfortable. Been shooting this for about 2 yrs.,very impressed!
By Mario from USA on 2008-02-07 13:53:26 - See all my reviewsAdd comment to this review
Things I liked:Excellent quality construction. Bad boy looks & excellent finish on the pistol. It looks good and feels good when your shooting it. Features nice adjustable sights and has good power. Accurate once you get used to the trigger. Things I would have changed:The price. In this case, I'd say the Weihrauch model would
... Read MoreThings I liked:Excellent quality construction. Bad boy looks & excellent finish on the pistol. It looks good and feels good when your shooting it. Features nice adjustable sights and has good power. Accurate once you get used to the trigger. Things I would have changed:The price. In this case, I'd say the Weihrauch model would be a better value for money. What others should know:The trigger on mine, came from the factory with about a 1.5 trigger pull. Set VERY light. Take extra care and precautions when first firing the pistol. You can easily discharge it when you did not intend to.
By Batman from USA on 2007-11-15 23:01:03 - See all my reviewsAdd comment to this review
Things I liked:Good quality, accuracy and simple operation. Nice trigger as well. Overall fit and finish very good. Tough to really tell the difference between the HW40 and the P3. I have owned both. Not sure what value-add Beeman provides. Things I would have changed:I would add a little weight to it and offer aftermarket grips or
... Read MoreThings I liked:Good quality, accuracy and simple operation. Nice trigger as well. Overall fit and finish very good. Tough to really tell the difference between the HW40 and the P3. I have owned both. Not sure what value-add Beeman provides. Things I would have changed:I would add a little weight to it and offer aftermarket grips or over grips for better in hand performance. What others should know:I have owned the HW40 in .22 which is cousin of the P3. I also own a HW75, HW80 and a P7 which are all excellent airguns. Also, excellent sales and support from Pryamyd Air - Thank you ! 'I will be back' for more great stuff.
By Steve from USA on 2007-10-22 17:23:37 - See all my reviewsAdd comment to this review
Things I liked:Light weight, sharp sight picture, smooth, precision rifled barrel. High quality,
well finished, no rough edges. No recoil allows me to see pellet path in bright
sunshine. Lots of value for money when compared to other air pistols in this
price range. Made in Germany. Things I would have changed:Make grip
... Read MoreThings I liked:Light weight, sharp sight picture, smooth, precision rifled barrel. High quality,
well finished, no rough edges. No recoil allows me to see pellet path in bright
sunshine. Lots of value for money when compared to other air pistols in this
price range. Made in Germany. Things I would have changed:Make grip a little wide and a bit longer. Add a little more power. Takes two
direct hits on paddle to knock down a field target from 30 feet. What others should know:Serial number 656027 Beeman import. With about 1,000 through my P3, I've had no mechanical problems. Don't have a chronograph so I can't quote velocities. However gun is consistent and shoots with about same velocity as my Diana 6M, but not as hard as my BSA 240 in .177. The Weihrauch HW40CPA was not readily available when I bought my P3. I have found only cosmetic differences between a pure Weihrauch and a Beeman branded Weihrauch. A Beeman branded import is usually costlier. I shoot RWS
Miesterkuglen pistol pellets exclusively in my P3 with excellent results.
Should you buy the Chinese clone or the German original? I derived no
pleasure from owning inferior products, so I sold all my Chinese air guns.
I save a bit longer and buy the high quality guns, strictly my preference. The
Chinese guns are serviceable.
