The catalog I saw was laid out just like the "Beeman Precision Airgun" catalog, with the same sort of photos and a blurb from Beeman himself inside the front cover. You could tell that they were looking at the Olympic/match shooter, from the firearms and accessories they offered, but I don't think they were able to "corner the market" the way they had hoped.
Edit to add: "The Blue Book of Airguns" says that Beeman offered "certain precision firearms" from 1983 until 1993, while the company was known as "Beeman Precision Arms", after which the company was sold to S/R Industries.