Beeman Springer repair in Southeast?

[Daver567]

Greetings! Brand new here- would like to know if anyone can recommend a shop or tech in South Georgia or North Florida area. I’ve got an old Beeman Webley Vulcan that I’d like to get tuned/refurbished. A lot of great memories with this gun, but hasn’t been used in years. It’s little tired and I’d like to get it back to its former self.
I’m willing to ship if I must, but would of course prefer somewhere I could go to in person if that’s possible.
Cheers!

 

[jkingrph]

Not in Ga or FLa,
but https://www.airgunwerks.com/tunes.html
in Tennessee, just SE of Nashville, is highly recommended, He has worked on 4 guns over the last 3 years for me and I find his work to be excellent. Also highly recommended on this forum. He does list Beeman and Webley for repairs if parts are available, which I suspect would be true for anyone offering repair service.

 

[Daver567]

Not in Ga or FLa,
but https://www.airgunwerks.com/tunes.html
in Tennessee, just SE of Nashville, is highly recommended, He has worked on 4 guns over the last 3 years for me and I find his work to be excellent. Also highly recommended on this forum. He does list Beeman and Webley for repairs if parts are available, which I suspect would be true for anyone offering repair service.

Thank you! Much appreciated!

 

[SteveV]

What John said, you can't go wrong!

EDIT: Not sure where John's post went, but I would also recommend Dave Slade at Airgunwerks.

 

[Daver567]

Thank you! I’ve spoken to Mr Slade at Airgunwerks and am packaging my rifle as we speak. Certainly sounds as though he’s the one to use! Appreciate the responses!

 

[KWK]

Rebuilding your airgun isn't for everybody.
Actually, it's an easy gun to work on if replacing the trigger mechanism doesn't confuse you. It's not that bad, really. A compressor isn't needed. Very nice shooters when the trigger is adjusted right. The spring guide is effective at stopping vibration without a top hat or anything. Aftermarket springs will require a new fitted guide. Side latch piston so the guide doesn't even require a through hole. Just a shallow hole to fit the nub on the back block. ARH offers a kit.
Remember, Webley didn't use phillips head screws. They are Pozidrive! Phillips head won't fit right.

 

[jkingrph]

Thank you! I’ve spoken to Mr Slade at Airgunwerks and am packaging my rifle as we speak. Certainly sounds as though he’s the one to use! Appreciate the responses!

Glad to help!

 

[.20calguy]

Greetings! Brand new here- would like to know if anyone can recommend a shop or tech in South Georgia or North Florida area. I’ve got an old Beeman Webley Vulcan that I’d like to get tuned/refurbished. A lot of great memories with this gun, but hasn’t been used in years. It’s little tired and I’d like to get it back to its former self.
I’m willing to ship if I must, but would of course prefer somewhere I could go to in person if that’s possible.
Cheers!View attachment 496582

I've got one of those guys myself. It has never been serviced.

 

[Daver567]

Beautiful rifle! Love it.

 

[MDriskill]

For the record, Dave Slade once ran Beeman's repair shop. A wonderful gent to deal with and their isn't much he doesn't know!