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Beeman GS1000 .22
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Average Ratings for Beeman GS1000 .22

  • Accuracy4.1 stars
  • Handling4.3 stars
  • Value for Money4.3 stars
  • Reviewer Ratings4.2 stars
  • Overall Rating3.9 stars

13 Reviews For Beeman GS1000 .22

  • greginfo 7th Mar 2008

    Reviewer rating: 1.5 stars


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    Good Points: The only decent thing that I can say about my Beeman .22 GS1000 is the power, which is less than advertised.


    Bad Points: My biggest complaint is the lack of accuracy.


    General comments: I have had my gun for 4 years, have shot thousands of rounds through it, and its accuracy stinks, especially with heavier pellets. I tried different rings, scopes, cleaning, lubricating, and different size/brand pellets, and nothing has improved the accuracy. At 60 feet my groups average 5 inches side to side. And that's using a stand. Beeman isn't what it used to be.

  • Sifu456 Rank: Lieutenant-Colonel 24th Mar 2006

    Reviewer rating: 4.5 stars


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    Researching these starter adult rifles stamped Beeman you have GS, GH & SS series all are various degrees a chinese copy of the spanish GS. The GS being the most fancy and refined.
    These rifle sport a nicely formed sporting stock with a soild butt pad capable of 780-650fps in .22 pending the pellet. All are very accurate and shoots well the GS series boast a .25 ctc and the Gh & SS boast a .36 ctc level of accuracy at 10meters. I wasn't able to distingished any better groups with the GS then ...

  • Pedro Laia Rank: 2nd Lieutenant 10th Dec 2005

    Reviewer rating: 4.5 stars


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    Hello again, here in Portugal we are not very familiar with "Beeman", however I do own something like the Beeman's GS 1000 "Spanish twin sister" called here in Portugal: "Norica Marvic Style".
    Note that the model "Marvic Gold" from Norica manufacturer is precisely the same model that "GS 1000" manufactured by Beeman.
    However mine is the "Marvic Style", and being more or less the same machine, my rifle has a silvered barrel and cylinder that I've been told, as being a nickel's anti-rust treatme ...

  • PinkSlip 20th Sep 2005

    Reviewer rating: 5 stars


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    My son bought a Beeman GS1000 from Cabelas for his 12th birthday (Dad paid half). I was so impressed with it's accuracy, quiet operation and pile driving power (compared with my 20 cal Sheridain) that I bought one too. We have been enjoying target practice in our back yard, shooting into a heavily padded target box. The gun shot well out of the box - 5 shot groups initially averaged .5 to .75 inches at 25 yards. After about 1000 shots, I checked the receiver screws and found them to be slight ...

  • Chris Braune 9th Feb 2005

    Reviewer rating: 5 stars


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    Got the Beeman GS1000 .22 and read the papers on what to check and look for and got ready to shoot. First few shots were a little weak but around the 20th shot were hitting hard and didn't have to adjust the scope at all. Around the 30th shot I saw that the cross-hairs inside started to turn but did not effect the accuracy of the gun and mind you all shot groups in 5's were less than 1/4" and some were right on top of one another at 35' with a bench rest using the Beeman silver bear hollowpoint ...

  • Robert F Bailey 15th Oct 2004

    Reviewer rating: 5 stars


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    Beeman GS1000 .22:
    I wanted something for varmits. I read all the reviews. It didn't have to be the fastest or the fanciest but I wanted a good, accurate, reasonably priced adult air rifle that could take down a rabbit at 50 paces. Well it can do that and a lot more.
    This is a wonderful air rifle. Extremely accurate using Beeman .22 Crow Magnums.
    My grandson and his friend came over and I gave them 2 cans of pellets and 30 minutes of lessons.
    At the end of the day, I put quarters, on edg ...

  • flyfisher228 Rank: Sergeant 29th Mar 2004

    Reviewer rating: 5 stars


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    Purchased my Beeman GS1000 .22 at WallyWorld at a great price as a scope combo with Beeman 3-12 X 40 Scope Model #5059. Out of the box all I had to do was adjust the windage and with less than 20 shots I had that scope sighted in to 100 Ft. Plinking Quarters and Dimes with extreme accuracy. After 800 shots the scope busted ( I should have checked for loosenes) but the people at Beeman were top notch taking care of me. I have finally shot my 2000 shot and this baby is stronger and smoother. ...

  • jnetsing 8th Feb 2004

    Reviewer rating: 3 stars


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    I ordered the combo gun and Beeman 3x9 scope with the two piece mount. After firing over 500 rounds, I am still working with the gun to get a consistent grouping. I have shot it at 50 yards and saw NO significant groupings. At 25 yards, I am finding that if I get a group started (2-3 shot close) it begins moving off target low and to the right further and further. After talking to the Cabelos Tech Rep. (who by the way said I could return it) he questioned my technique and shooting capability. I ...

  • Ron Gueldner 20th Sep 2003

    Reviewer rating: 4.5 stars


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    I make my living building custom muzzleloaders and feel I am qualified to discuss shooting and guns. Overall I am very impressed with this gun. I use it for hunting and pest control and find it to have excellent knockdown power and accuracy. At 30 yards it routinely gives complete penetration on 1/2" plywood.
    Accuracy is very good with midweight pellets. At 50 yards head shots on squirrels are routine. Within 30 yards, you can literally pick which eye to hit.
    The scope is good and wi ...

  • goosekilla Rank: Lance Corporal 12th Aug 2003

    Reviewer rating: 3 stars


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    I took the Beeman GS1000 .22 air rifle back to Cabelas after firing it about 20 times. I felt robbed, I expected more for my money which is my fault I guess. This rifle is meant for shooting cans but i wanted a gun fr pest control. It just felt poorly made, parts seemed cheap. You get what you pay for.

  • mccool. 16th Jun 2003

    Reviewer rating: 5 stars


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    I had the opportunity , when i bought the rifle, to lay it on the counter top at the store with 11 other guns in the 100-200 dollar range and it was by far the best appearing of the lot. But would it shoot as well as its competitors? The first 50 rounds grouped poorly. I went thru the gun and checked the screws and re-examined the fit. everything looked good. After 200 rounds my son noticed it was shooting much better. It was true and the gun continues to preform better and better. We see 3/4" g ...

  • jared the cool man crean. 19th Feb 2003

    Reviewer rating: 4.5 stars


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

  • NS.. Rank: Lance Corporal 30th Jul 2002

    Reviewer rating: 4.5 stars


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    The Beeman GS100 .22 is one of the finest European airguns available for under $300. It is a very well built, and reliable rifle, capable of blasting a 14 grain pellet at over 700fps past 50 yards with lethal precision. It has acceptable finishing, and is very sleek. While certainly a hunting gun, it is not well suited to long trips afield, and is not ideal for smaller or younger shooters, as it is very large, heavy and takes a respectable effort to cock. Overall, it's probably the best magnum E ...