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So I decided it was time to opt for a.22 air rifle. A couple of weeks back, I was in Walmart looking around the sporting goods section. I actually had wanted to buy some.22lr ammo however, I was actually quite surprised that they didn't carry any, as my local Walmart had an abundant supply of every common ammunition in a few brands each. I looked at a Red Ryder, which I was interested in, as well as a couple of knives, nothing special. Then, I spotted the Beeman Sportsman RS2 Dual Caliber Air Rifle, which came with a.177 barrel, a.22 barrel and a scope!

It seemed interesting, and at just under 100 bucks, what a deal!I remembered a few days later that I had some gift cards that I never used. I wound up getting the rifle for just $16!

Without further ado, here is the actual review.The Beeman Sportsman Series RS2 showing both barrels.First, the specs. AnonymousI have this rifle, and it shoots very good at ranges up to 70 yards in.22. I have not encountered any of the problems that you mentioned; it IS great for racoons, possoms, etc; I have killed rabbits at 73 yards with the crosman premier pellets (HP). Got mine at Wal mart, too, and have been really happy with it, and have bought another one, also, as well as the one in.22 cal only, with a muzzle brake.

It shoots as well or better, and hits harder; 3/4' groups at 50 yards with C. AnonymousMy son just came to my house tonight for his weekend with me. He bought the scoped RS2 with non-changeable barrels at Mills Fleet with his Mom. He said he had problems hitting things right away.

My son is a dead eye since he was young, he's 15 now. When he first shot his youth.243 deer rifle, the guys running the range were slapping him on the back. He's been to the range many times and I have trained him on procedures for sighting in new guns. He had such a problem, he took RS2 back to get it bore sighted with scope with minimal improvement.

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My first look at the gun it says, Made in China. If I had been with him, this would not have been the choice. I look down the barrel and it is bent upward. You can even see it looking at the gun from the side.From my experience, I have 16 years in manufacturing with two global companies, one was a major engine manufacturer. I have seen things from the divisions in China that boggle the mind.

Forget being PC, they have a strange attitude toward quality procedures in China. I recently had a conversation with a lady who supervises manufacturing for a global high tech manufacturer and they pulled their one Chinese made model back to the states.

Their customers got wind that they had moved it to China and their sales virtually disappeared for that model. When they brought it back, the situation improved. She visited there with another engineer and was apalled at what she discovered. I would buy a pellet gun made in Europe, Japan, Korea, I've heard Russia sells a good one.Someone wrote in the above that 'something seems unstable and you wouldn't bring it in the woods or drop it.' But in the next sentence its a great hunting rifle?

Don't try to be so optimistic. It's either a decent rifle or its's not. Another 'forget getting a scope to work'. I agree.We will see if we can get his money back and will buy something else. AnonymousDude, i love mine, had it for over a year.

At first had a problem with Accuracy, for the life of me everytime i got the sights adjusted, it was off again. Changed out the barrels, it got better (.22) barrel. However still had some issues with the adjustable sights. Put the scope on and boresighted the gun and still was off papper by six inches. Took about 15-20 shots for bulls eye. Now it don't miss at 50-70 yards using crossman pellets, will buy the kodiak coated.22 pellets next. I'm told they all need a brake in period.

Anonymousi totally agree, i love this rifle. Bought if for my son who is 9, and a dead shot! The scope took about 15-20 minutes to get it right on. But i honestly have had none of the fore mentioned issues! I bought the black and stainless with.22 and.177 barrels. Hate to hear of the unhappy people, tell ya what, ILL TAKE EM ALL!! Its a fabulous learning tool for non shooters.

I like nothing more than to give 'gun haters' a taste of what their missing. To get them more interested in the big boy/ girl guns. Great info people!

KEEP SHOOTING! I just bought the Beeman RS2 AT Big 5, sporting goods store in California, it was on sale for $139.

I have Gamo.177 rifles with work done to them, trigger jobs, mil dot scopes, seals, springs upgraded, I've always wanted a.22 so I got the Beeman. So far I've changed the scope to a UTG mil dot, changed to a heavy 4 bolt scope ring system for the recoil, and removed the sights completely, put a custom flash suppressor (home made) on the end of the.22 barrel. So far I've only shot it 3 times because it's pretty loud and powerful (shooting in a residential back yard). Have not had a chance to sight it in but it feels like a quality rifle compared to the Gamo. I have the.177 RS2 non changeable caliber and it shoots perfect it took about 500 shots and a cleaning or 2 but now that i have had it for a year its great i recently upgraded the scope and scope mount and it should take care of the iron sight problem it has never been a big problem. I shoot same hole groups at 20 yards no problem and can pluck birds off my back fence that is 65 yards now that i have taken the time to sight it in at 55 yards it shoots about 1' and a half groups at 65 yards with a heavier grain pellet IE 'RWS Super Dome' just like any rifle that you would buy for this price i did have to lock tight the stock screws and really crank on the mount screws but after everything was rock solid it shot really well i recently adjusted the trigger that was a great help!

For the jump i haven't really looked into it but for the money i couldn't beat this gun ill probably look into why the piston shakes ( probably to light weight) if thats the case ill experiment with some variations i will make on my lathe in my free time. AnonymousI bought a beeman too and from beginning i have problems with the safety trigger. It won't release and suddenly it will fire when attempting to get it to release. Maybe i'm doing something wrong what doubt. I am trying to get a good section drawing of the device so i can try to troubleshoot and repair it.At the place i bought it here in Curacao, they wanted to take off the safety. But I don't want to do that because i find it too dabgerous. If anyone have anny sugestions or a section drawing or anything please send me an e-mail at msecuracao@gmail.com.

AnonymousI've had mine for about one week and the iron sights are a bit wobbly. But I find the greatest concern is that each pellet is hand loaded; there's no chute nor bolt that settles the pellet at an exact depth in the chamber.

I also note that some rounds are definitely different in size (from the same tin!) and seat loosely or very tight. The loose rounds fly to the left and high, tight makes them come down. These are Crosman Premier.22 Hollow Point.

So with the handloading there are so many variables right there that there's no reason for trying to zero a scope - you'd be chasing that zero forever. My advice would be to focus on learning how to seat that round exactly each time, and/or finding a round that is made to exact dimensions. That way you'd get a constant that you could then make scope adjustments you can rely on. AnonymousHad my Beeman for about a month. I am handicapped, thus the rifle is quite heavy for me. I find that 1000 fps is under rated, seems to be a bit higher. POWER is really there, having a scope on a Break Barrel unless it is welded to the rifle, you are defeating yourself.

Each time I cocked the rifle with the scope on, settings changed. I use what is on the rifle and find those sights accurate and powerful. Pests in my yard do not live long once I am aware of them. The rifle I enjoy the most was a gift for my wife on Mothers Day. The Pink Pump action by Crosman, which did not come with a scope so I put one on that I had laying around. I use the Daisy 177 Precision Max 4.5 mm POINTED pellet, and if you hit the varmint using that pellet in the Beeman as well, look out because there is Hell to pay. Accuracy is really there regardless of the rifle, and not bragging but I have 17 rifles, no pistols as yet.

With that I will say Happy Trails for now and always, stay safe and shoot safe. AnonymousDoes anyone know if you can safely disassemble an RS2 dual cal.

While it is cocked? I purchased one a year ago to beat a woodchuck off the garden and after 1.5 years took it out of the box, probably too late to return it. Sighting in, I fired 15 shots and then while aiming thought the barrel might not be shut tight, so I broke it and re-closed it. After that the trigger would not fire.

The safe and trigger feel like they are working ok but the trigger will not release. There is no resistance when cocking now and I do not see the spring in the slot when I remove the stock.

Maybe the spring broke? I am building a spring compressor and want to try disassembly. How can I tell if it is cocked? Has anyone had experience or knowledge in disassembling a cocked rifle? Anonymousi purchased this rifle from Wal-Mart about one year ago for $124. It was the least expensive.22 pellet gun they stocked.

With the exception of the scope I was impressed by the rifle's appearance and weight. First, i shot with the adjustable sights.

The power was almost amazing, and very impressive. Unfortunately, the sights were horrid.

So, I installed the scope. It too was horrible. Then, i replaced it with the scope from my 30-06. Its accuracy was improved dramaticly, but i was expecting better. After reading about some of the quirks of holding a pellet gun, the accuracy improved even more. With practice the results were impressive.

With patience you can make this a really, really nice rifle. It isn't where i want it to be just yet, but i confident the best is yet to come. The trigger pull is heavy, but that is adjustable and will improve accuracy yet again. Also, i haven't really done any experimentation with pellet weight and design. Even so, Its 'knock down' power' and accuracy is very impressive 35 to 45 yds. I have dropped squirrels at these distances with head shots.

Heart and lung shots are just as deadly. This rifle is quite enough you can hear the pellet impact the squirrel and it sounds like a hammer striking wood. Others have written that this rifle is deadly up to 70 yds, and I have not reason not to believe it. If you bought this rifle and have been disappointed don't worry.

Work with your options. AnonymousThe RS2 shoots 1 in 3 pellets randomly 14' low at 50'. Must be sloppy retention of barrel. Probably fixable.The old Beeman R1 I have shoots lower FPS and is quieter, but shoots bench rest groups much better than the RS2. I'll keep breaking in the RS2 and working on it, but it doesn't seem to match the quality of the old Beeman guns.The rattling noise you can hear when shaking the Beeman RS2 is almost certainly the play in the cocking lever.

Try wiggling it side to side to see what I mean. I enjoyed your review. I have two Chinese made air rifles and both are good. It is easy to blame the Chinese for poor quality, but the fact remains they build to spec. Give them cheap specs and suffer the result! My Beeman RS2 was inaccurate out of the box, but a few minutes at 40 feet, then a few more at 100, and finally at 150 got the sights sorted out and it has been accurate ever since.

However, typically I don't use a scope and have yet to try it.maybe one day. Meanwhile I compare my Beeman RS2 to my Crossman Shockwave (also mane in China). The Crossman's Nitro system seems better, quieter and more solid than the Beeman's spring. If the Crossman was 2' longer (the length of the Beeman) I would select the Crossman every day of the week. Both are accurate over 150', I haven't bothered with a scope on either rifle and both are fun. The Crossman is lighter which is a bonus when bushwalking.

It's a shame that there appears to be no real solution to shoulder straps for either rifle. AnonymousI recently bought the Beeman Sportsman 'Silver Kodiak X2' and its obvious a cheap Chinese product. (the Chinese are notorious for NOT building to spec and crappy metallurgy) After several hundred pellets- re-tightening the barrel & scope rings its beginning to group better. The last pellet gun I tossed in the trash. This may end up there but I would like one non-firearm to plink with so am giving it the benefit of doubt. Accuracy is improving (22 cal) with more pellets. The trigger is beyond the worst I have ever seen.

I keep hearing the hype on velocity- NOTHING is as important as accuracy. Velocity is a gimmick.Next is to tear apart the trigger and see if improvements can be made. Not holding my breath. For a cheap plinker it may have some merit. Best bet is spend more cash on a better American made product.