Page 2 - Beeman AR2078A Reviews

Bought mine in .177, and is probably the best $200 I have ever spent. Very accurate target style gun, heavy, comfortable, and seems very well made. Surprising quality from a Chinese manufacturer. Ragged one hole grouping. Wood and metal with a large custom market.

For the price tag- absolutely nothing. There are some minor defects in the stock and metal, some attention to detail overlooked, but nothing really noticeable unless you want to find them.

I bought this for 10m, to see if it is something that will hold my interest, without spending the $5-700 of the other entry level guns. I wouldn't consider it a great option for hunting without power modifications, though the accuracy is there. LOP may be short for some, I am 5'11" @ 220# and I find it good. Spacers are available on the aftermarket. Oh yeah, and the pictures do not do this rifle justice, it is beautiful!!!

i was surprized to see made in china on a beeman. however, it is a well made, high quality rifle. it has a good trigger, decent sights & a very smooth operating bolt. the stock is comfortable and well finished. all in all i can think of nothing but good things to say about it.

The AR2078A is a beautiful and very accurate target rifle and just what I wanted to add to my collection. It arrived on time as expected from PA. I disassembled and cleaned the rifle and spent some time polishing the stock which turned out absolutely beautiful. This rifle comes with both iron sites and a micro-adjustable peep site. I installed the peep, zeroed at 25 yards and consistently obtained a dime sized group with no flyers using Crosman Premier 14.3gr .22 pellets. My chrony showed an average 579fps @ 65 degrees F. You will want to install a scope for plinking or small game. Overall, this is a "Very Nice" target rifle as is. I like it. Tony Springer

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This is one of the most modifiable of all low-cost air rifles. It is to air rifles as the Crosman 2240 is to air pistols.

Mine still is marked QD however it is the same gun from the same factory. I have had no leaking problems. I do need to swap to fresh CO2 cartridges halfway through a round of targets at a shoot. As accurate as my old FWB springer. But the factory sights on the FWB are better. With 8gr target wadcutters it can shoot a 5 shot group .087" CTC. That is at 10m off sand bags. I can not shoot under .2" prone. For the price it shoots as well as a Crossman Challenger. Minus all the stock adjustments the higher cost rifle gives you. An excellent rifle to get started in 10m shooting. If the pull is short, adjustable butt is available aftermarket. If 10m doesn't turn out to be your thing, scope it and it would make a good rat gun.

Needs a rail under the stock for palm support and sling. Adjustable butt plate. An upgrade for the rear sight would be nice, but then the price would go up too. Perhaps having these upgrades available would allow the rifle to be modded as your shooting improves.

Nice entry level target rifle.

I like the idea because you can practice precision shooting in your basement or back yard Rifle has stock similar to Anshutz 22LR rifle Stock is great, trigger very good

Gap between barrel and CO2 cylinder so small that cover scratching barrel when you tide up CO2 cartridges Front sight is not alignment against rear sight and no way to adjust them, so you'll newer hit the center of target

After 7-10 shots my rifle started leaking CO2 from barrel and bridge/receiver This rifle has no quality control during assembly and you take chance when you get yours I send my back and not sure if I will try again.