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Airguns by Make and Model => Gamo Airguns => Topic started by: Paul68 on May 11, 2012, 02:07:32 PM
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Came across a small sized Beeman which has Made in Spain stamped on the receiver. The number above the serial # is something like C4-2. Any ideas what it is? Considering making the guy an offer.
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That's a hard one and I'm not really sure... It's hard to tell exactly what it is without a pic or model number...
So it's a smaller Spanish Beeman, you said? I've seen people buy them for $25 - $40, depending on the condition... The small ones are usually a direct sear gun...
Not sure how "High End" Beeman went on the Noricas but I'm sure if the gun was bigger with a 2 stage adjustable trigger, It would be worth more...
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From the clone list
Norica Krono= Beeman GS700 = Marksman 0035
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It's a small light gun, the trigger is similar to a B2's. Cocking force is maybe 20 lbs. It has what looks like a screw on barrel tip.
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I found links with examples..
Norica Marvic = Beeman GS1000
http://www.beeman.com/gold-gh1000.htm (http://www.beeman.com/gold-gh1000.htm)
Norica Jet = Beeman S1
http://www.gunauction.com/search/displayitem.cfm?itemnum=8447834 (http://www.gunauction.com/search/displayitem.cfm?itemnum=8447834)
Norica Dragon = Beeman GH1050
http://www.amazon.com/gp/offer-listing/B001GBVIQW/ref=dp_olp_new?ie=UTF8&condition=new (http://www.amazon.com/gp/offer-listing/B001GBVIQW/ref=dp_olp_new?ie=UTF8&condition=new)
Norica Krono = Beeman GS700
http://boards.420chan.org/nra/res/26667.php (http://boards.420chan.org/nra/res/26667.php)
There were also lower powered Spanish Beemans that were similar to the ones sold in the US Market but sold in Canada, with less power and different model numbers..
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I believe it is this one you posted..
http://boards.420chan.org/nra/res/26667.php (http://boards.420chan.org/nra/res/26667.php)
The stock and the trigger assembly looks correct. The one I am looking at doesn't have the front site though. Just a machined peice that looks as though it is screwed on. I'll be getting pics.
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Had a Marksman 0035 given to me by an acquaintance a few years ago with frt. sight MIA. Finally found a sight that would work so broke it down and tuned it. Hone, polish, right lubes, new seal and kept original spring. I can normally do a pretty good job on simple triggers but this one defied me. Oh it was better---just not as good as I expect. Running it across the chrony afterward was underwhelming as well---under 550fps. Guess I shoulda put a new spring in it.
Accuracy? Fully as underwhelming as the power. >:(
Wound up giving it to my neighbors teen-agers which is what I tend to do with inexpensive rifles I revive. Helps keep new generations of shooters coming along. ;)
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Yeah, after a little looking up, I'll give this one a pass. It need refinishing as well as a tuneup, and it don't seem nearly worth it. Thanks for the great help guys.
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From the clone list
Norica Krono= Beeman GS700 = Marksman 0035
I have a Marksman 0035- nice little gun. :)
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"I have a Marksman 0035- nice little gun."
Nice indeed----mine just wasn't accurate---even after the tune.
By contrast the Daisy/Gamo 131 recently given to me is very similar but it tuned up just as sweetly and is a stone tackdriver!
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How old is the rifle? It may be a Beeman Flacon 1