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Beeman pricing/Blue book

5 posts · October 4, 2020 to October 12, 2020 · Archived from the original AirgunWarriors.com forum

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Hello, thank you for giving me the opportunity to join the group. I inherited a rarely used Beeman FWB 65 pistol & I'd like to sell it. Having a hard time figuring out what ask for it. I know it depends on condition. Is there a Blue Book type guide for pricing? Even a range would be great.

Thank you !

Jeff

Here you go:

these have been going a LITTLE nut over on Ebay and other 

but my point is list it there 

you go to that item and then at the left side and look for complete listing and you will see what has the pricing in green sales

you need to know something about the pistol to which model it in the time line and if it has extra front sight inserts the screw and plate for the sledge clamping which grip it has, sports or target, things like that 

here are some pictures at the Vintage 

https://forum.vintageairgunsgallery.com/feinwerkbau-pistols/feinwerkbau-modell-65/

message me if you like 

good luck 

mike

normal pricing would 500.00 to 700.00 but condition is a factor and if the seal and buffer have been replaced 

Yes, there is a Blue Book of Airguns, now up to its 12th edition. 

https://www.pyramydair.com/s/a/Blue_Book_of_Airguns_12th_Edition/7684

IMHO it is not always totally realistic, but a great resource and good reference point for any sale. 

This reminded me of something else. I've been trying to think of this individual that seemed to be the Beeman historian on the old yellow. Don't remember his name but he certainly had a deep knowledge of all things Beeman. Can anyone inform me as to who this might have been?

Tags

Beeman · Feinwerkbau · Model-65 · FWB65 · Pistol · Blue Book Of Airguns

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