Beeman GS1000 .22 Review

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Beeman GS1000 .22
3.9 stars
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jared the cool man crean.'s Review of Beeman GS1000 .22

19th Feb 2003

Overall Rating

4.5 stars
  • Value for money
    5 stars
  • Handling
    5 stars
  • Accuracy
    4.5 stars
Good Points

Very accurate very powerful very nice. Best pellet gun i have ever seen :)


Bad Points

Can't think of any


General Comments

I have the 177. version of the pellet gun and i have a 3-7x32 scope on it

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Members' Comments onjared the cool man crean.'s Review

  • me. on 20th Apr 2003

    i read your review and was wondering if it was possible to install a gas ram in the gs100 i would appretiate any help

  • south shooter. on 22nd Jul 2003

    I already have the .177 version and some advertisers suggest to install special optics like simmons pro air, due to double recoil in airguns. The best way to find out is to aks current owners. Did you have any trouble with yor scope ? which brand and model ?

    My vision is not as accurate as i wish so the use of a scope is a must, but I am a little confused about which one is best.
    Also the mount should be a one piece or can be a two piece with scope stop ?

  • gunnstack Rank: Corporal on 22nd Aug 2003

    I couldn't agree more with this review. This rifle is powerful, accurate and one of the better air rifles to come out of Europe. I have put down bunnies and Magpies at between 45-76 metres with this rifle using H&N Diablo Baracuda. I have tried the Winchester 1000 and the Gamo 1250 both of which lack the quality,finish and accuracy of the Beeman GS1000. Whatever the guy with the .22 was doing is a puzzle- to put through only 20 pellets and then give up defies logic. Any gun whether air rifle or firearm needs a little patience to sight in and get the best out of it - unless he's cross-eyed of course!