Beeman P1 Air Pistol

Looks good feels good in the hands and sighted in with 5 shots at 14 yards open sights free handed the recoil feels like a real gun when I shot this pistol I put a 4x4target on a box and all 5shots was on the targetI read this pistol has to be broke in if that is true I cant wait this pistol is well made it cost a little bit but you can tell what you have when you hold it easy to operate easy to load easy to sight in cant go wrong with JSB pellets

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I have bought many guns from pyramid air, and this is my first review pyramid air is the best people to deal with and purchase guns from. They will help you in any kind away you need I recommend them for all your air gun purchases.

Very nice refurbished one that looks almost new! Fires well and I've clocked it at similar fps to Pyramid's test shown in their $10 for 10 shot test!

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Well made pistol, worth the money!

Great gun. Very accurate. Looks Great Looks like a real firearm. Suggest shoot in a inclosed backyard or a makeshift indoor range.

It is a perfect air pistol.

Have extra breech o'rings they do get cut and cause a lot of problems.
I was ready to send my gun in for repair but I discovered my o'ring was cut and missing a small section.
Keep the hammer greased and the barrel will click smoothly.

Quality made pistol in every way! Yes its expensive but if you've had enough of the cheap Chinese junk then take the plunge you wont regret it. This pistol is dead on I only raised the sight a little bit after 200 or 300 rounds, was all over the place before that, don't know if it was me or the gun. Feels awesome in the hand, sweet trigger, balanced, looks good, not hard to cock once you get your routine down. All metal construction (including the trigger and sights) none of that fiber optic junk, real wood grips.

A better manual would be nice but I'm sure i can get what ever info i might need from the internet I'm just old and like real paper manuals.

I shoot indoors mostly in the winter at 10m. Ive gone through just under three tins of pellets of various brands so it's just now getting broke in, then i will start experimenting with different brands of pellets and see if one is better than the other. The FPS is right around 400 to 430 with different weights The speed is coming up as the spring gets settled in but I don't know if I will get to the rated 460, with a super light pellet it probably would be there now. Shooting 14 to 18 gn. I bought this P-1 instead of the HW 75 because it has more power and I wanted .22 caliber. I like springers they allow for no slack in your shooting technique.

Quality on par with almost any firearm. I really like the nostalgic 1911 look & feel. Very powerful & accurate. My P1 is in .22 and shoots well with the RWS Hobby 12 gr. ammo. Even low power yields a decent 3 1/2 ft lbs and is noticeably quieter.

A bit loud for me in high power producing 5+ ft lbs. Low power is quiet and smooth.

Sights are very good and the trigger is excellent. It is adjustable but was just fine for me as-is from the factory (probably 2 1/2 or 3 lb pull).

Excellent fit and finish. An accurate, hard hitting, high quality pistol that's built like a tank. Lots of aftermarket grip options. Crisp 2 stage adjustable trigger. I've read much about this gun over the years, and now that I finally have one, I see that all the positive reviews are true. This is a great gun.

The odd sized 14mm dovetail limits your optics options. Other than that, I wouldn't change a thing.

The pistol takes a bit of getting used to, and is very hold sensitive, but once mastered, it's a great shooting gun. The grip frame is indeed identical to a 1911A1, which opens up a ton of aftermarket grip options. I've read that the .22 version only has one power setting. Mine is a .22 and it does come with the dual power settings. The trigger is adjustable, but I found the factory setting to be perfect. If you're planning to mount a scope or red dot sight, you need to know that the milled dovetail is 14mm, which limits your optics options. The spring piston system is unusual in that it doesn't recoil forward like most springers. The firearm-like rearward recoil and familiar 1911 feel makes this gun a great trainer. Cocking effort started out quite stiff, but 200 rounds in the gun is breaking in nicely and the cocking cycle has become noticeably smoother and lighter. It's a pricey pistol, but the fit, finish, and overall build quality are outstanding. It's well worth the money.

This was my 5th P1 pistol in the last 15 years! Sold them all ! This was a Refurbished P1 and out shoots all the others ! Accurate & Super Smooth Trigger! And a lot cheaper than a New one !

P1 feels sturdy and solid with an all metal built, also has excellent power for a pump pistol...fun to shot.

Wish it had different grips available to purchase, everyone has different size hands and different grips make the fire arm much more comfortable to hold when firing.

exellent purchase, the only better is the P11

I love the weight and fell of the gun.

fiber-optic sight would be an excellent option, if possible. If you are not careful you can pinch the o-ring that seals the barrel when loading (pellet not all the way in or shifts when closing the breach). This can result in a loss of pressure to the barrel.

The looks and feel of the P1 is very similar to shooting my Ruger 1911 9mm. The bigest different is the cost to shoot. My practice time is everyday now instead of once a month. I could not be happier with the purchase of the Beeman P1.

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The lighter crosman 7.4 DESTROYER shot very well thru my BEEMAN P1.