Page 2 of 3 - Beeman 2027 Reviews

looks and feels like it is well made

wish it was in .22 caliber

needs better air charging instructions like the need to rack bolt back before pumping

It fits my hand well

The weight is father high - it could stand to lose a pound.

The trigger is not very good - the stages are not independently adjustable, and it doesn't break cleanly. The second stage weight is too high (it should be a fraction of the first stage). As received there was no second stage, just a long pull with an inconsistent break. There were no instructions for trigger adjustment, but the function of the single adjustment screw was easy to figure out; however, the adjustment never made the trigger work well.

Sites are the most impressive thing

overall length hard to find a case for it already spent money on a 18" case the grip wont fit in bring the grip in under the middle of the pistol itself also relocate gage not a safe place in the field and why such a wide dovetail on back grip doesnt feel like you have control

This is NOT a walk around plinker its a sit and shoot cheap version of silohoutte shooting it is fun If you find a case for it Good Luck

nice gun good deal

fill probe hisses when i start to fill, jiggle it and it takes air. 90 pumps to fill from empty, 55 pumps to get from 1000 psi to 3000 psi. 3rd fill probe blew o ring fixed it with the one included spare. manual said degassing tool was included but it was not. shoots a little high, have rear sight turned all the way down, i have the same sights on several guns all with same problem. front sight needs to be taller imho. buy this gun you will like it.

Well made for the price.

Weight

Well worth purchasing.

Looks

Size

Way to big

I did not get mine from PA, due to the fact that I had reward points on my credit card. I love the adjustable power and backed down to 350-400 fps I am getting 100 shots on a 2900 PSI fill. Accuracy has been extremely impressive (better than my V10). I shoot indoors at 10 meters and even at that close range my old eyes don't do so well with open sights, but this gun just holds so steady that I'm able to nail my shots (shot off a bench). At low power the gun is indoor friendly as far as noise. Turn up the power and it has a pretty good bark. Magazines work ok for me when I tried them, but I mostly use the single shot tray. My first full did have problems holding air, but after cocking the gun the fill went smoothly and I have no leak down issues.

I got 2 single shot trays and no degassing tool. The fill probe extra o-ring was just loose in the bag with the mags and shot trays and probe, I almost lost it.

The gun is heavy. While the open sights work fine, this is SCREAMING for a scope to be a great close range pest gun

The 2027 PCP price point offers entry level shooters a lot of features. The wood / metal finish and fit are good quality. 2 twelve shot magazines and single shot loading tray are a plus. Once you get the initial 3,000 psi fill the pistol fills easy with a hand pump from 1,000psi to 3,000psi. Decent accuracy at 25 yards.

The factory should pre-charge to seat valve and seals and leave at least 1,000psi in cylinder . The Magazines are not convenient to load, a Marauder type magazine would be nice.. Not a fiber optic sight fan, dull black works better for me. All that wood in the grip looks nice but is to heavy, A less bulky composite option with metal trigger guard would be a plus.

The Pistol was shipped with 0 psi. My Air Venture Nomad 1 compressors or hand pump would not fill the pistol, air was pumping out the barrel. gun was cocked and safety on, but would not take air. I contacted customer service tech support for advise there reply was make sure the bolt is cocked to unload the hammer spring and to use an air tank for a quicker fill volume to seat the internal valve and seals. Since I do not own a high pressure air tank or know of a place less than 65 miles away to get a tank filled to 4,500psi. I was ready to send it back for a refund. I
recently purchased the Diana Bandit .22 cal air pistol which came charged with 2,000 psi which allowed me to shoot a couple of magazines out of the box. My Nomad topped it off from 1,000 psi to 3,000 psi with no problem in less than 3 min, . I did manage to finely fill the Beeman 2027 with both my Nomad 1 and Nomad 2 compressors using a 2 into 1 Y fill line made by https://airtanksplus.com/product-category/tanks.

Nicely finished for price Adjustable power level Easy to fill with hand pump Seems fairly accurate with open sights.

Slowly Leaks out air overnight. One defective magazine (no spring tension) No owners manual Pressure gauge on gun does not match gauge on pump. Indicated 3000 psi on gun is only 2500 on pump. The gauge on pump agrees with gauge on my discovery Its heavy, need to use shooting sticks to steady it I personally don't like fiber optic sights.

Will probably return for a refund due to leak down problem. Pyramyd already sent me return authorization
Dissapointed, but I guess you get what you pay for.

Just got it today, easy to pump up. 50 pumps from 1000 to an indicated 3000 psi on gauge on gun. Seems to function properly. Got 48 shots with gauge in green. Did not formally sight in, but seems to be reasonably consistent offhand. Build quality similar to my beeman qb78. (Good for price)

Did not get an owners manual, can not find one online. Had to repair one magazine out of the box. Spring was not catching internal holes due to mold flashing in hole. Fiber optic sights not my favorite, but will probably scope it anyway.

Time will tell how it holds up. Will edit after I get a chance to try it out further.