Benjamin Titan GP Reviews

It's an awesome break barrel and with the pellet pen it's a breeze to load and after break in will be quiet as well as deadly

I'm no gunsmith but the trigger fix seems should be how is made to begin with hahah

Scope not fantastic but it works and will be alright till can get better so very nice it came with a scope

Ordering was easy, delivery was better than expected, the wood stock looks fantastic. I may update this after I have fired the gun,can't check accuracy right now, see what I would change.

The gun is depicted with the scope mounted, surprise, first it does not come mounted. Second a picatiny rail or dovetail rail is not supplied. And finally there are NO drilled and tapped holes to mount the rail if it was supplied. I could live with that if the location of missing holes was shown with a dimple or two and a depth that was safe to drill to in the instructions for mounting the scope or with the gun.

Sweet gun. Solid and just feels like good quality. Only exception perhaps being the plastic muzzle shroud (?). But overall really good.

Plastic shroud thing. Trigger is long like people say, but not really an issue. Maybe tougher for a smaller kid.

price... plain and simple

trigger and optics

i bought this air rifle expecting i would have to address the trigger so i ordered a RC bearing when i ordered the rifle... shot one time before i installed bearing. trigger is now much better...could not get scope to adjust and clarity was not good.. i put 150 rounds through it and gave up.. bought a new scope and rings..which was more than the rifle..but now it shoots well.I knew i would be spending more money when i purchased the rifle so i was ok with it since i am just target and pack rat shooting

Easy cocking because of the longer barrel

The trigger pull makes getting consistent grouping a challenge. I havent yet put two hundred rounds through it so that may change

Accurate. 18ftlbs at the muzzle , Loves Gamo Red fires (yeah, weird right?) Wood looks great, ergos are amazing for the price, shoulders great and feels good. Trigger was heavy and spongey but compared to other break barrels in this price it was actually decent. Do the trigger mod (takes literally 2 mins) and you have a whole new rifle. Love this break barrel you really won't go wrong and if you are reading this then your like me and I did tons of research before buying. I am a rather experienced pcp and air rifle in general shooter and I'm telling you if you want anything under 500$ just get this, you won't beat it.

Lighter trigger.

Might as well order the rc bearing when you order the gun for the mod. World of difference.

The gun really accurate, the two stage trigger really makes the trigger pull smooth, its a bit hard but no problem for strong hands. The shape is great, its smooth and classy for the price.

I would personally make the trigger a bit easier since i have a weak hand. The scope is terrible - wouldn't recommend using; moves 1 foot right every 10 shots after zero.

This air gun is really good for the price and its worth. Just the scope makes me disappointing but if you have a scope that can fit onto a dovetail rail - use it. Also its kinda hard to open the breach, cock the gun, and load a pellet for the first 50 shots- gets easy after 50 shots.

- Great packaging with care from Pyramid Air! Double boxed with plenty of wrapping paper to buffer handling. - Fast shipping. - Awesome fit and finish! Good hardware. - The stock ergonomics are wonderful! - With the right pellet choice, groups will be all touching. - Cocking the rifle was smoother and easier than my springer. - Less felt recoil and no "clang"!

- Trigger pull is long but not gritty. 2nd stage adjustment per instructions helped. - Center Point scope focus was not crystal clear, but adequate for plinking or pest control.

It's a Keeper! Benjamin Titan NP .22 Center Point 4x32 Scope Out of the box: Nice wood! Nice fit, finish and blueing! Better than many hunting rifles on shelves in stores. Muzzle is crowned for accuracy! Scope looks solid enough. Exercised the "clicks" on the turrets both ways to loosen things up in a little. All screws into stock were tight. Cleaned barrel with Ballistol and Kroil oil. First two patches were black. Following that, 5 patches had a slight rust color to them. Then, clean! CP scope rings are nice. Hardened screws. Rear ring has stop pin that fits nicely into the receiver. Four scope screws for that ring and two for the front ring. Good, hardened hardware all around. Mirror check (Google it) showed scope crosshairs were centered. Scope mounted and leveled then off for zero! Used Crosman Premier HP for zero and some break-in. Ran a few shots just to let it diesel and break in a little. No smoke. For fun, shot at a steel plate at 25 yards. 25 yards. Gong! A little high and left. Scope turret clicks worked fine to zero. After about 10 shots, I adjusted the second stage trigger screw 1 1/2 turns counter clockwise. Discovered I could pre-set the second stage by pulling 1/4 inch on the trigger, letting off, then breath control and squeeze....surprise "let off" as it should be! Yes, the trigger pull is long! But it is smooth and not "gritty". One surprise. Had some high flyer shots. These shots were un-staged trigger pulls. The tightest groups with the trigger staged by pulling 1/4", letting off, then squeezing. Outstanding groups st 25 yards right off the bat from a front rest only. Not as hold sensitive as my springer! Tip on the scope: Loosen the rear lock ring, adjust the the crosshair focus for your eyes, then gently tighten the lock ring snug without damaging the O-ring seal. You can see it start to squeeze or twist out before you damage it. Your zero will probably change if you re-adjust it after this point. That may be the source of many complaints on this scope and rifle not being accurate. The sight picture will move around if the ring is not snug against the eyepiece. After just a few minutes I was shooting this rifle better than a $99 "springer" from a major chain that has been the cause of much experimenting and frustration. Thanks, Pyramid Air! I "cradle" this rifle when I carry it. Love it! Shot one round into a cured cedar 4x4 at 25 yards as "pest simulator". The Crosman hollow point went more than an inch into it!

The weight is perfectly balanced. Structure is amazing. Beautiful rifle. Hits just like a 22 cal. More than I expected

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if Your looking for a solid air rifle on a budget. Look no further.. here it is..enjoy

I like the price and the overall experience. It was shipped and is more than what i expected. Its a great shooter.

The gun itself i would like a different safety. And i would like to see a set of iron sights.everything else is great.

I like the nitro piston the most, I was always questioning it but I'm very satisfied and wont go back to a spring powered.

The scope that come with it is plastic and does not adjust at all.

Shoots Well. And accurate

I like the thumbhole stock. The scope and rings are good for being included as a package. The gun is fairly quiet.

I am still breaking the rifle in. Right now I am getting 1.5" groups at 15 yards. I may not have found the sweet spot on how to hold the rifle yet either.

The stock and trigger

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I like the accuracy and power. I look forward to using it to get rid of some critters in the yard like armadillos and possums. :) I don't have any pictures but after sighting in I was able to get a five shot group which I could cover with a dime at 25 yards.

I would like to see a lighter trigger pull or at least one that is easily adjustable for us folks who aren't gun nuts. The option for a walnut stock would also be nice, but that is just aesthetics.

Get a better scope. The one that came with my gun was out of focus and I never could get it to clear up.

So far everything, I have not had a chance to shoot it yet, due to work schedule and Weather.

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For the price it is a good value

Makes a nice paper weight for the coffee table.

Put iron sights on it, just in case someone doesn't want to burn money trying to find a scope the rifle won't eat. Put a trigger on it, or any sights are useless. (They are selling a rifle that is useless if scope breaks and handing you a rifle with a trigger that is borderline dangerous and telling you to get used to it)

Buy something else.

The wooden stock was beautiful and gave the airgun the feel of a firearm. I looks and feels well made. It shoots well and accurately. Like almost everyone else, I replaced the scope even though the one it came with was at least adequate. I think it's a good airgun, especially at its price.

Actually nothing. But I would have chosen a different air rifle because it was heavy, especially with a scope. I'm just not a strong-enough guy to hold it in aiming position very long without beginning to weave the barrel around. That, of course, is not the fault of the gun, but the shooter. And the adjustable trigger came with a way long pull. It's not this way, but when I'm starting to shoot, it feels like I move the trigger over an inch before it fires. I'm never quite sure when it's going to fire. It's adjustable, but I haven't taken that on yet.

I think it's a lot of airgun for the money. Because of its weight, don't buy one for your children unless they are very strong or big for their age.

Light weight, easy to cock, stock looks and feels great.

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Accurate and powerful. Totally moths its price.