I'm not going to cover those here, except to alert you as to their existence and to note that Beeman is now phasing out all pellet labels in which the Beeman name is curved over the top of the label. Pellet collectors have already noted the variations in our pellet labels. Ask for the old safety back to maintain the collectors' value. Anyone having a gun with these old safeties should send it to Beeman or RWS, before using it again, for a free new safety. Any version of the Diana or RWS 45, Hy-Score 828, or Beeman 250 (which were all variations of the same gun) without the 'N' marked safety must be considered an uncommon item, but the 'long safety' Beeman 250 must be considered the rarest of all. market were replaced with this new short “N' version, making the long safety versions even rarer. Many of the extra long safeties that had existed on the U.S. They still had a large plastic mass protruding about 3/4' (20mm) from the receiver in the safe position, but were differently designed internally and bore an “N' at the rear. The safeties of all guns returned under this recall, and all guns in the stock of dealers and jobbers, were converted to a new form. As required by law, we notified the Consumer Product Safety Commission and cooperated with them in an industry-wide recall of this and all related models. The second problem that we discovered was that this safety could fail if the trigger had been pulled excessively hard. Few were made perhaps less than six of these were made with a true left-hand action. There also is a Beeman's Original Model 75 match rifle. 22' caliber, with such a folding stock, is known to exist. Only one specimen of Beeman's Original Model 5 in. Variations of Beeman's Original pistols with a Beeman-supplied Schmeisser-type folding stock are the rarest versions of all. Beeman's Original Models 5 and 6 air pistols which bear genuine Beeman one piece walnut grips are extremely rare, especially if mounted with the removable Beeman wire shoulder stock. 22' caliber Beeman's Original Model 5 pistol. The very rarest legitimate version of this series would be a. 22' caliber of the Model 27 and 35 rifles nor of the Model 6 or 10 pistols.
22' caliber versions were extremely rare versions of these scarce items. Only a tiny series of Beeman's Original Model 10 air pistols were made with an eccentric sleeve around the rear of the receiver to provide for variable pressure against the web of the shooting hand.
Therefore, we must consider Beeman's Original Models 27 and 35 air rifles and Beeman's Original Models 5, 6, and 10 air pistols as rare Items. 'Original.' Almost as soon as we started to bring these 'Beeman’s Original' models in, we negotiated with the factory to produce variations of these guns under the Beeman name only and under different model numbers. When we first started importing airguns from the Dianawerk company in Germany, they were marked both with our name and the brand name.
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