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Not a lot to show pictures of just yet. My new PCP equipment is in the works. Some just ordered today. Attached is a shot of my Beeman R1 bought in about 1986. Still shoots well but needs servicing and the scope has become difficult to adjust distance and focus. The rings are stiff to turn.Welcome to the HAM, look forward to your experience. We also enjoy if you share pics of your favorites.
Welcome to Ham, and congrats on the future Ghost, an absolute beast! I have one in .22Long time air gunner having owned a Benjamin 177 pump up when I was a kid and a Beeman R1 177 since the mid 80's. Recently ordered my first PCP from AoA. A BRK Brocock Ghost HP 25 with a Hawke Airgunner scope.
Welcome to HAM man. That's a really great gun you've got coming!Long time air gunner having owned a Benjamin 177 pump up when I was a kid and a Beeman R1 177 since the mid 80's. Recently ordered my first PCP from AoA. A BRK Brocock Ghost HP 25 with a Hawke Airgunner scope.
Nothing really wrong with it. Just has never been checked over or lubed. When new it would fire a pellet almost through a 3/4" thick piece of southern yellow pine plywood. The pellet would splinter the back side of the plywood. Will not do that today. The barrel is still more accurate than my ability to shoot offhand. The scope definitely needs work with the stiff focus and distance adjustments.Welcome to Ham, and congrats on the future Ghost, an absolute beast! I have one in .22What do you think is wrong with the Beeman rifle... loss of power, or some recent twangy-ness?
Wow, that's pretty impressive! They definitely settle in once broken in to a lower fps/fpe. My .177 TX200 shed almost 50fps, and maybe 1500-2000 pellets in. The Beeman R1 is about the equivalent to a HW 50 then? My Ghost will blow through 3/4 ply @ 80Y away! I set up a piece behind some cans for a "safe" backstop...almost every miss on a can went straight through the woodNothing really wrong with it. Just has never been checked over or lubed. When new it would fire a pellet almost through a 3/4" thick piece of southern yellow pine plywood. The pellet would splinter the back side of the plywood. Will not do that today. The barrel is still more accurate than my ability to shoot offhand. The scope definitely needs work with the stiff focus and distance adjustments.
Whoa! A Ghost going through 3/4" ply at 80y? Now I have to do some rethinking. I plan on doing some backyard target shooting and have neighbors somewhat close by.Wow, that's pretty impressive! They definitely settle in once broken in to a lower fps/fpe. My .177 TX200 shed almost 50fps, and maybe 1500-2000 pellets in. The Beeman R1 is about the equivalent to a HW 50 then? My Ghost will blow through 3/4 ply @ 80Y away! I set on a piece behind some cans for a "safe" backstop...almost every miss on a can went straight through the wood![]()
Howdy, I also am a Pasco resident. Over on the west side.Howdy Bob and greetings from Pasco
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