I have an identical air pistol but it is not branded either Beeman or Weihrauch, it is marked "ROEBEL". Yours has the name molded into the plastic on one side and has warning molded into the other side but mine is completely devoid of marking in those places, the ROEBEL name is printed in white ink/paint on the left side. I bought it probably 5+ years ago for somewhere around $35. It is surprisingly accurate and the trigger is not bad either.
Thanks for the video show & tell. Seems like a really nice quality pistol. I am surprised at that much power from a single-stroke pistol. Well designed.
It's pretty quiet. I doubt you will have any complaints from the neighbors unless they are hyper-sensitive. The pellet makes more noise striking a metal pellet trap than the gun itself makes, so it's a good idea to choose a quiet backstop like rubber mulch or duct seal.
I love the this air gun it's a clone of the German Beeman , I had 1 made by Marksman ? I have the P17 now ,very accurate and powerful for money I have seen a fellow who installed and extra O ring on the compression tube
I have an identical air pistol but it is not branded either Beeman or Weihrauch, it is marked "ROEBEL". Yours has the name molded into the plastic on one side and has warning molded into the other side but mine is completely devoid of marking in those places, the ROEBEL name is printed in white ink/paint on the left side. I bought it probably 5+ years ago for somewhere around $35. It is surprisingly accurate and the trigger is not bad either.
That's interesting. I'll probably make another video of this one and check the grouping on paper, once I have it a bit more broken in.
you have a good one.
Thanks for the video show & tell. Seems like a really nice quality pistol. I am surprised at that much power from a single-stroke pistol. Well designed.
hows the volume on this? thinking about gettting one for some backyard plinking, but worried about the neighbors!
It's pretty quiet. I doubt you will have any complaints from the neighbors unless they are hyper-sensitive. The pellet makes more noise striking a metal pellet trap than the gun itself makes, so it's a good idea to choose a quiet backstop like rubber mulch or duct seal.
I love the this air gun it's a clone of the German Beeman , I had 1 made by Marksman ? I have the P17 now ,very accurate and powerful for money I have seen a fellow who installed and extra O ring on the compression tube
Have u ever used it for any squirrels or pest?
yes @@BigDawg76773
sparrows ,grackles and ring neck pigeons
@@BackyardDispatcher wow!!!! At what distance? I'm thinking about getting one.
about 40' 50'@@BigDawg76773 you like it don't you :) to me it's not much different than the P3
Its an exact like for like copy of a Weihrauch HW40 but a fraction of the price. Well worth the money.
Hw40 is way better. German made.
Do u pierce any of the cans?
Do you think I could take small game with it im looking for something to put in my survival pack for hiking
I wouldn't recommend it. My recommendation would be a Crosman 1322. Either the basic pistol or the kit that includes a detachable stock.
@@Possumliving thanks man I'll definitely look into it
Hey Possum what's the FPS about 400 ??
It's advertised as 410.
@@Possumliving , TY Possum.... Merry Christmas n healthy New Year.....
@@MegaBait1616 Same to you and yours, Walt.
It's perfect pistol!
What pellet were you using and what distance. :)
About 7 yards, and I think I was using CPHP.
That looks like a Pneumatic piston
It is.
Just shot mine this morning.
Fun
Pinch the back of when you close it, really easy then.