Beeman 2027 Reviews

It is powerful when it works.

In my case, the pellet would load crooked in the barrel preventing the cock from moving forward, thus the pellet won't leave the barrel when fired. Calling and writing customer service, even the receptionist no one answered the phone. The recording said the office was closed even it was during business hours. I don't think they are into customer service or they are going out of business.

Don't buy from Beeman, you will end up with low-quality products with zero customer service.

Accuracy, shot count, ease of hand pumping

Nothing but it did need work to be great. But the work is easy to do and worthwhile

If you want perfect out of the box its probably not for you. Small amount of work gives great rewards

Powerful, adjustable power, easy to pump up to full, nice target grips. Easy to mount dot sight on unit. Accuracy stays good throughout lots of shots per tank.

Nothing, keep price low.

Gets a bit louder as pressure runs low.

Perfect entry into PCP shooting. Very accurate at 10m. Consistent speed. Light trigger. And a pleasant surprise was the packaging.

Nothing

It has a 11mm rail and not a 22mm - I couldn't this in any write-up and ordered the incorrect red-light (shame on me).

Power adjustability

Better manufacturing QA. When I received the pistol the mounting screws for the handle and the foot at the bottom of the handle were so loose that both wobbled back and forth. When I tried shooting it, the trigger moved back and forth so much that any kind of accuracy was impossible. Pyramyd tech support told me to contact Beeman to resolve this problem. I gave it all one stars because a new product as delivered should be functional, which this one wasn't.

Ease of filling

The rear sight

This this is really fun

Very accurate pistol, especially for the money. 12 pellet magazines are great and easy to load. Manual safety is appropriate for a PCP pistol

Trigger is awfully heavy and the adjustment screw doesn't improve matters much. Mine wasn't gritty and doesn't creep but it's pretty uncomfortable. Sights aren't to my liking. I removed the rear sight and put a red dot sight on. Much better The grips are fine for medium to large men's hands but a bit large otherwise. This is a *huge* pistol and very front heavy. Pretty much two handed grip only It's possible to chamber a pellet without cocking the gun. You then need to cock the gun, remove the magazine and shoot out the chambered pellet or else you'll load two pellets. I hate that the pressure gauge requires me to look down the barrel of the airgun. I know this is common but I still hate it.

As this has now been on the market a while it appears the company has worked out some early manufacturing glitches. Mine doesn't leak and none of my magazines were faulty. That said, it does come with absolutely no charge and it's a challenge to get the seals to seat with a hand pump first time out. After a few dry fires, no leaking at all, however.

Taking the rear sight off requires that you remove the elevation screw and flip the sight over (don't lose the spring!). There are two Philips screws underneath. After that remove the mounting shelf by loosening the two grub screws with an allen key and slide it off of the back. Front sight is press fit on and comes off by gently tapping it with a block of wood and a rubber mallet. It's not necessary to remove the front sight to use a red dot sight.

Like it all

Weight if possible, sights a little cheesey

The price is right

A little heavy would be nice to put a moderator on it. It cracks pretty loud

Awesome pcp pistol for the price. This is probably the most overlooked pcp pistol in the airgun world. The build quality is awesome, it's 50cc air tank is easy to fill, it takes my cheap Amazon HPA air pump about two minutes to fill. I like having an adjustable hammer spring, it makes a difference in power and accuracy. With the hammer spring turned in 8 turns I'm shooting Crosman Premier Hollow Point pellets in the 900 fps range and targets at 25 meters in no problem. I get three full magazines with this tune. For more shots I turn the hammer spring in 4 turns and get four magazine but lose 150 fps.

My only gripe is the extremely large and ugly but functional wooden grip and the cocking bolt on the left side, it should be user switchable from left to right but it's not so I live with it, it's also difficult for me to pull the bolt left handed to load a pellet but i manage.

For the price you can't buy a better pcp pistol! You can turn a ugly pistol into an amazing carbine with the Buck-Rail tactical conversion kit which I love, makes the gun easier and more fun to shoot. I don't know why Pyramyd Air doesn't carry it in .22 caliber. I found the Beeman 2028 on eBay for $179.00 and I'm thinking about getting it to shoot along side my Beeman 2027!