R7 Air Rifle, No Sights, . 177 Cal.

The Beeman R7 Air Rifle shorter overall length (5" shorter than the R1) means you can take this into the woods without all that weight (over 2.5 lbs. lighter than the R1). Don't worry about marring the finish, because the satin finish on the stained beech stock resists minor scratches. You'll have all the accuracy you need for field target, plinking, hunting small game and shooting spinners, but you can get even more out of the gun if you mount a scope. With 11mm dovetailA machined shape (two parallel grooves) that allows easy clamping of accessories. grooves in the receiver, scoping the R7 is easy.

The checkeredA method of carving wood that leaves diamond-shaped protrusions to assist in gripping the gun. Also used for decoration. Sometimes incorrectly called knurling, which is a metal-cutting term that produces roughly the same pattern as checkering. pistol grip gives you a solid hold, while the rubber buttpad adds even more control. Like the R1, this gun has the famous Rekord trigger, giving you a predictable, crisp, adjustable let-off. The R7 is a German-made engineering marvel that will deliver decades of shooting pleasure.

If good things come in small packages, then the R7 is a really good thing! Compact in size but not in performance, the Beeman R7 is often called the "little R1." It's that good. Other than size, there are very few differences between the R1 powerhouse and the R7. Through the double-jointed cocking lever, the R7 delivers a reduced cocking effort (almost half the R1). That makes this the perfect gun for smaller shooters, women or anyone who wants an easy-cocking spring-pistonA type of airgun powerplant in which the air that propels the projectile is rapidly compressed at the moment of firing by a spring-driven piston. Also called spring-air. gun.