Great Rifle for Youngster Sell/Trade

[Guest]

Beeman R-7 .177 Very nice Swift 4-12X40 scope and quality scope mounts. Trigger pull has a nice easy adjustment to suit shooter. I have the original hooded sights in case you wanted to put them back on and use the scope on a deer rifle. I have used Swift scopes deer hunting... the glass is very good quality and they are well made. I have all the receipts/docs/instructions/decal and the original box in case that is important. All are in excellent condition.</p>

These were bought in 2003 and has been standing in a gun case.I have only used part of a 250 ct tin of pellets. With one particular pellet this thing is very accurate and consistent. I have right at $400 invested total <u>But I am not expecting to recoup investment of course</u>. This is not a "Daisy"... don't get me wrong, Daisy makes a decent rifle but there is no comparison between them and a Beeman Precision Rifle.</p>

<u>I willconsider any offers of cash or fishing related trade</u>. Just don't have a grandchild to give it to and it would make a youngperson very happy so take a look if you have a young hunter in family. I will even throw in some ammo ! emoBigsmile </p>

* Prefer cash but I need a decent Fish Finder / trolling motor / rods & reels ... other ? Just make any offer-... we'll see.</p>

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[Guest]

How many feet per second will it shoot?

 

[Guest]

Cheez this one is a 700 fps rifle. Ease of use, mild recoil, and consistant accuracy was Beemans goal on this one.As for hunting... head shots on squirrels and rabbits would work but I would reccomend this as more of a "primer" for an up & coming hunter or as one of the best plinking rifles a kid or adult could get.CHEAP as heck to shoot ! emoLaugh </p>

I think the trigger adjustment can be easily adjusted to 16 oz. 3 lbs to 1lb if I recall correctly. </p>

You can google Beeman R-7 and get lots more info on it. Check a few searches on it... I have never found a negative review on it. I would trust you to try it out a day also if you want. </p>

Thanks for asking </p>

 

[Guest]

Thanks Mutt but I was wanting something in the 1000 plus fps range. On occaision I have a need to remove some larger varmints from the neighborhood without attracting attention.

 

[Guest]

Cheez you might want to look into a .22 Pellet rifle @ 1000 fps You can get a little more ENERGY out of that heavier pellet and still keep it sub-sonic.</p>

They make air rifles in the 30 cal range but they are fairly loud I would guess and VERY expensive. </p>

... I'm still looking for those Tennessee Tarpon, I'll let you know if I find any.</p>

 

[Guest]

Thanks Mutt. The rifle is not a real priority for me but if I find the right one at a good price I'll jump on it.
Keep looking for the tarpon. If I don't get any by the end of next week I suppose I will make the trip to Wheeler or Pickwick.

 

[Nickajack Angler]

I wish I had something to trade brother.... I'd love to get Louie that gun! It is very sweet. I had a Crossman when I was a kid.... it brings back great memories. I fell in love with it after I shot all the .22 bullets we had at the house. My Dad pointed out the error of my ways and I was off with that gun. I've used the Beeman and agree there is no comparison to the daisy or crossman. The german one that breaks like a shotgun is pretty nice too. I'll look around here for something you'll trade. Maybe you and Danny can come out to deliver and we can fish the Pick!

 

[hooker771]

Cheez you need to check out that .22 ammo called Calibre. It has no gun powder and only shoots from a hot primer. It is as quiet as a pellet gun and I promise will do the trick. Spurhunter gave me some with my purchase of his ruger. If you like I could give you some. Im sure youve got a .22

 

[runabout199]

cb short by cci is super quiet i use it to shoot in my back yard when i cant make it to the range or hunting club to satisfy my needs to shoot. my dad uses them to hunt crows and kill them just fine

 

[cb1340]

cheez for sure check out the cb caps ( its their name on the box) by CCI that runabout is talking about. I used to shoot starlings with them in middle valley when I was younger and lived up that way
The shorts are louder but have a higher velocity. Also CCI used to make (not sure if they still do) .22 cartridges called cb .22 long, not long rifle, but just long. They were just a cap with a dash more powder. Just check them out at sportsmans warehouse

 

[Guest]

Nickajack Angler - 7/24/2008 11:42 AM I wish I had something to trade brother.... I'd love to get Louie that gun! It is very sweet. I had a Crossman when I was a kid.... it brings back great memories. I fell in love with it after I shot all the .22 bullets we had at the house. My Dad pointed out the error of my ways and I was off with that gun. I've used the Beeman and agree there is no comparison to the daisy or crossman. The german one that breaks like a shotgun is pretty nice too. I'll look around here for something you'll trade. Maybe you and Danny can come out to deliver and we can fish the Pick!

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Sounds good Spence,</p>

I have never fished Pickwick and I don't think Blazer dan has either. I may take Ga Dawg &Blazer up there to catch me a freezer full of those sauger ! Yeah, look around in the attic & garage... make me an offer I can't refuse !

Louie might leave you a few pond fish if you get him this rifle and give him something else to do.</p>

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