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  • #21102
    sandalelect
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    Does anyone here own a Beaumont air gun or has anyone had a chance to try one. I found a site, but it is in the Netherlands http://www.airguns.nl/en/shop-products/118/air-rifle?subcats%5B119%5D=1

    #251439
    ervian
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    Alfred de Vries produces the Beaumont air rifles in the NL. I think they are based upon the Daystate MK3 platform?
    I know there is a poster on the YF that has a couple of them, try searching there for reports and pictures.

    #251454
    sandalelect
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    Forgive my ignorance, but what is the YF

    #251456
    Anonymous
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    YF= yellow forum I would hazard to guess.
    http://www.network54.com/Forum/79537

    #251457
    sandalelect
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    Thanks

    #251821
    lambertus
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    Early Beaumonts were based on Daystate parts, nowadays no so much anymore.

    They are quite nice airguns, some perform really well especially the .32/.308 (most that do had some tinkering done to them).

    There are some Dutch made alternatives:

    The ‘Greate Pier’ in .45 / .58 made by http://www.kurversschietsport.nl/epages/78354659.mobile/nl_NL/?ObjectPath=/Shops/78354659/Categories/Luchtbuksen/Custom_Projecten/Greate_Pier

    The Drummen Sinner. Made by Maurice Drummen.

    Different price & buildquality.

    #266319
    hanzell
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    Hello, I own a Beamont air rifle in .308. It shoots 158 grain molded lead conical bullets. Very accurate. Power is around 500fps.

    For range shooting best to hook a large tank with an external regulator. Although it is not internally regulated it produces 3 consistent shots between 230 and 180 BAR on the internal tank.

    If properly moderated no hearing protection is needed.
    Large game (mostly Wild Boar) can be taken with headshots.

    Hand made, very expensive, but quality wise one of the best “big boor” air rifles.
    Cheers, Hans

    #266320
    hanzell
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    500fps should be 500 Foot-pound. Speed of bullet is 900 FPS

    #267130
    dyotat100
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    158 gr at 900 fps is 284 fpe.

    #537071
    Hugertown
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