Art of Airgun Collecting by Robert D. Beeman, 23 Pages, Reprint

A well done article reprint in magazine format on quality gloss paper. Sharp B&W pictures. Interesting and informative. Came in a clear protective cover with other ordered items.

More information more pictures.

Good price for what it is. Perhaps will become a collectible as some of the old Beeman catalogs have.

Well written, eas reading.

Price is a little stiff, but.....

A good start and/or addition to an airgun library.

its an interesting book but not what i was looking for, does not give info for older guns or a true history of the real start of air guns in the us. first and foremost the rifle pictured on the cover, would luv to see some picks of it as well as an exploded view of it as well as others, that was we could tell if they were real or copies, internals are just a little different.

more pics of pictured rifle on cover and more info inside

nice book but not worth the money if you really want rifle info

Nothing. The way I wasted my money on this pamphlet.

Make the cost of this "book" $2.99 retail.

This item is just not worth ten bucks. For an enthusiastic air gunner, there is more 'meat" in an average printed, Pyramid Air catalog than there is in this book.

A must-have for garage sale ghosts. Is that old Red Rider with the metal lever worth anything? You bet!

The last time I checked, Dr. Beeman was dead and has been for a long time, so he won't be making any changes.

A thin pamplet with some interesting information. Not for serious collectors, but it will serve to inform the ignorant, like me.

Very informative, nicely illustrated, well written essay.

Pyramyd should pack this with the respect it deserves, between two pieces of cardboard to protect it, and not just throw it loose into the box with other things, so that it arrives partly crumpled.

This is a REPRINT of work originally published in 1986, not an original edition. Pyramyd fails to mention this in its description.