Page 4 - Air Venturi Intermount, Fits Benjamin Reviews

Excellent quality with regards to fit and finish. very easy to install.

It's just too tall. And obstructs the breech. I hate to give it such a low rating ,but it could use some refinement.

I had to return it. The mounting position is way too tall . My neck isn't that long and i'm 5'9".

I put on BENJAMIN 392 and mount Leapers 4X32 scope. I hunt rabbit and squirrel. Mount is sturdy. I am pleased with product. Performs well. Good utilitarian product. Kano recommends

Nothing. mount and rail is good

If you hunt small animals and wish to have scope on your 392. This good product. Kano is happy.

Well manufactured, fit well.

I bought this to install a laser instead of a scope. An unexpected concequence was that you can not sight in a laser ....... easily. It would be great to have a sighting hole through the base, or a side mount for the laser.

Used this to mount a scope on my crosman 1400 .22 air rifle. I used the weaver centerpoint 1" rings for the scope. The two work great together. This is the only product that I found that works on this old air gun

You have to take off the end plate on the barrel and the action bolt handle then tap the base rings onto the barrel. They are tight and scratched the barrel slightly, but not really an issue because the barrel was slightly etched from years of service anyway.

This is a great mount for the Benjamin 392 & 397.

Pyramyd Air's quality compliance standards and customer service policy! If you order this mount expect to wait & be told "NO" by customer service! It appears that it's their favorite word.

The mount is worth the touble!

Great product. Well constructed and finished.

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I would like to thank Erika for assisting me with this purchase. I live in NZ and Erika did a fantastic job idenifying the product for me, then assisting with the purchasing process. Thank you very, very much Erika. Your service was far above what I was expecting. Well done!!! I am not sure if your company has such things as employee of the month/year programs; but if they do I wish to nominate Erika for special recognition.

I dont have any experience with other air gun scope mounts but find no fault with the venturi air mount. Just for fyi a friend has an older sheridan silver streak with the same kind of mounting system it just sits a little further forward on the barrel. Just in front of the pellet chamber.

Finally a sold mount for a Benjamin air rifle!!!

Actually putting in the correct allen wrench for the screws securing the top rail to the mounts. The one I received was just a hair to small and now my screw heads are stripped out.

Be careful and don't secure the top rail to tightly to the mount.

Very Durable,Ease of Installation,Security to the Frame,Price of this Product

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Fit my Benjamin 392 Perfectly, I have had other mounts on this Air-Rifle,none seemed to be exactly what I was looking for.They were requiring shimming or didn't mount my type of scope very well. THIS ONE DOES, It is a VERY Secure arrangement....

I bought this for my benjamin 397. Perfect fit. Easy to install. Allowed me to mount an inexpensive ncstar reflex sight.

Fits the gun well easy to install

Should have instructions with it.

I bought this for my Crosman 1400. The intermount clamps are perfectly sized for the 1400 barrel. Just take off the front and rear sights and slide the clamps on. Once in place, the lock up is very solid. The intermount is nicely finished and well made. It will also work with a Crosman 180.

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If you have a Crosman 1400 or 180 without dovetails, you know how hard it is to find a solid intermount. Well, look no more, here it is. Make sure you get low Weaver rings, the intermount is already really high.

Fit on my newer Benjamin guns is excellent, very solid, and it doesn't create upward pressure on the barrel.

I would like to see a mount that positions the scope tube as low as the rail on this mount.

Using weaver Quad-Lock mounts, my scope center is two inches above the bore center. If shooting the distance for which you having sighted-in, there is no problem. However with the very high scope position, and the relatively short distance shot with the pellet gun, impact varies significantly from the crosshair center when shooting other than the sighted-in distance.

Sturdy, adjustable and sleek

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Fits my Crosman 180, and now I can mount any scope on it.

Fits snugly and is rigid

All four Allen screws should use the same size wrench. Currently there are two different size wrenches (supplied). Then again, once it''s been installed, who cares.

A scope with a 3/8" mount will NOT fit on this intermount! The top portion of this kit is 3/4" wide so I had to buy different scope rings that are much wider. Looks like the same mount that tactical weapons such as the AR15 use.

Great product. Fits many other airguns as well. Fit & finish are very good.

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This system fits many other airguns.

Solid metal construction, heavy duty feel.

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Fit my 1994 benjamin 397P perfectly. I bought my gun new and always enjoyed its high power and fairly good accuracy, but was never able to find a way to mount a scope. Every once in a while id look around or search the web with no luck. Finally, 16 years long over due, I have a scope! thanks for the fine product!

It is a great way to allow me to mount a regular scope on a Baikal IZH-61. The clamp around the barrel was a little loose, but I found that a shim made from sheet aluminum (from my garage) was an exact fit.

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Installation took less than 5 minutes and the rail doesn't interfere with pellet placement into the rifle. It came with both allen wrenches needed to put it on.

Change the size of the allen screws so you only need one size of wrench to put it together. Allen wrenches have a tendency to get lost easily.

I now have a rifle that can make consistent headshots at 25 yards with the addition of the rail and a scope.

Nice components. It really doesn't look as ungainly as I pictured it once it was mounted on my Silver Streak. Gun sighted in very well. Although the gun butt now rests upon the mid-face rather than your cheek, it feels fine. In a heavier gun it might not work out as well....I donno.

You need to fiddle with the mount and scope position for both eye relief and leave enough clearance to get the bolt action pulled out. Mounted in the wrong position, like I did, you can't cock the bolt because it hits the mount. I sent mine out to have a steroid treatment from Tim McMurray who will replace the stock bolt by a circular bolt that pulls straight back and won't be affected by the scope mount position. After you get this corrected it even grabs on to the chrome finish very well and quite secure.

Once the scope is mounted on a multi-pump gun, pumping becomes much more laborious. By placing the gun between my legs while on my knees, it's fairly easy to pump to full capacity. Face the pump towards you and put one hand on the butt below the scope and the other to pump. The ground acts as a type of lever for us old people.