Page 13 - Benjamin Titan GP Reviews

Awesome power in .22 with a variety of pellets Scope isn't too bad for an add on with the purchase At the sale price, this can't be beat...

Thumb-hole stock is gimmicky; I would go for something plain The synthetic wood grain looks like synthetic wood grain; if i purchased again, I would get the black stock instead of faking it......

Not as quiet as the manufacturer wants you to believe, but still quieter than many rifles with less power....

The stock is beautiful. Shipping time was remarkable. Powerful, still loud but not as loud as my Remington 1200 spring gun. Recoil was very mild. Scope was very clear and is the same as came with my Remington 1200. Accuracy is great after dialing in scope. Looking forward to shooting at live target. Pistol grip is very comfortable.

I was disappointed that there were no manual sights. All images have to go through the scope. Will make it a little too close for close objects.

I was shooting the Predator pellets during testing. Haven't tried other brands yet. Looking forward to more shooting with it. Overall very satisfied this far.

The Nitro Piston really delivers a lot of power and shoots much smoother than any spring-piston air gun I've ever shot. The 'scope is fairly good for an air rifle and just happened to be nearly zeroed-in as mounted. Shot 1" groups at 25 yards, and I shake a lot.

The eye-relief, 'scope, and milled receiver on the action are just about incompatible with the way I mount the rifle to my shoulder. I could stand to have the 'scope about another half inch farther back.

Comfortable stock, Great balance if benched, Superior power and quiet for the power rating. Barrel physic good based on groups at 30 and 60 feet. No springie sounds at all

Scope mount is standard so you must keep everything tight! For a gun that has no iron sights, it should have a better dovetail mounting system to prevent slippage under power levels and recoil. Figure out how to shave about 1 pound. Little too much trigger scrunch.

This is a great gun, remember gauge your buying experience by quality vs price. For under $300 you cant do better. This Air Rifle held nickel size groups or better at 15 yds. with predator 16gr pointed polymag pellets (benched!)

I bought this in 22 cal. After cleaning the barrel I shot about 250 rounds. I calibrated the scope that came with it rather quickly and compared it to my Mendoza RM 600. (also 22 cal). Both were accurate but the Crosman Nitro penetrated much deeper into a hardcover book. I used RWS Superdome 14.5 grain pellets in both guns. It is quieter than the Mendoza springer.

The trigger has a very long first stage that takes getting used to. I would like a shorter pull on the trigger. Also the stock is small and doesn't allow the amount of stretch that I'm comfortable with. (I am 6 feet tall) I would like a longer stock. This gun fits shorter people better.

When I changed from RWS 14.5 grain pellets to Crosman Premier 14.3 grain pellets, I had to recalibrate the scope. This gun is powerful. Good for smaller framed shooters. If you're over 6 feet tall it might be tricky getting used to. This rifle should be very good for small game. I like it very much. Check the tightness of the scope after shooting. It can loosen up.

I purchased the 22 cal. This is a great air gun for the price. It is quit enough to shoot in the back yard, has plenty of power. accuracy is great. low recoil.

Offer it without the cheap scope. If you are on a budget the scope will do.

I replace the trigger with a gtr-III. WOW What a shooter now. 20 yds dime size groups with crosman premier domed 14.3 gr pellet and the cheap scope. The gun is not to heavy. I can not wait to get a good scope on it. I highly recommend this air gun.

accurate

stock needs to be a touch longer to be more comfortable trigger needs improvement

very heavy but needs to be in order to be accurate

this is a great rifle and sounds good.

i would change the trigger. and add some sight on it.

mine shoot good groups with HRN field trophy at 25 yards.

Cost, nitro piston, well constructed, handsome, nice balance and weight, scope is serviceable and probably is better than you should expect for this price range.

Accuracy is good, however, I feel like I need to warm it up with a few shots until it starts hitting where I aim. Maybe I'm I crazy? But my RWS seems to shoot the same first to last shot. The Titan needs a few shots before it starts grouping. - But overall very happy with Crossman Titan Nitro Piston.

If you are an adult and can afford it, just spend the extra $100 buy yourself a $300ish RWS magnum springer. It seems a lot of people buy several air-guns, and consequently end up spending more money in the end coming to this realization. How many other durable goods are there where you can spend an extra $100 and go from middle of the pack to top of the line (I know air-guns go into the $1,000s, but I'm talking non-competition guns).

Ease of cocking

Do not believe it's 70% quieter than a spring powered air rifle. To me there was no noticeable drop in decibels between my spring powered Gammo and this one.

Power, piston, price!

The trigger could be better but at this price it works fine for me after a few turns of the trigger adjustment screw I was able to get it to group well.

For piston holdouts, this rifle in .22 is awesome for the $$$!

I owned a Daisy Powerline 880 for a number of years before I bought this Crosman .177 Nitro piston. I love the fit and finish of this gun! It is quite a bit heavier (and louder) and a more recoil than the Daisy, but it is also more powerful, more accurate and just a better gun in all aspects. I like the power, the quick, one-stroke cocking and the accuracy! The "Center Point" scope is fine for me. Some may prefer a better, more expensive scope but I'm fine with it. I'm achieving a 2" group at 20yds with the 8.3 grain RWS Superdomes. U really like the fact that this has a "nitro piston" vs a spring piston. The nitro piston only recoils rearward once (as opposed to back and forward like the springers). The nitro is also quieter than the springers and lasts longer! Great value for this quality air rifle! I will keep it forever!

The trigger is a little mushy for me (too much travel). I tried to adjust it but got no real change. It is OK as-is however and I can deal with it. Not a huge issue with me.

When cocking, you cannot just "muscle" the barrel from the start of the cocking action. You have to "slap" it with the palm of your hand to "break" it from the "seated" (closed) position before pulling the barrel through the remaining travel of the cocking action.

it is a great all round fun gun.

none at this time

the power of this gun will fool you, You have to pick shoots carefully because of range and strenght of hit.

Very nice workmanship. Installed the scope which came with the rifle and sighted in. With scope adjustments and about 50 rounds through the rifle, I was putting all the rounds in a 1.5" bullseye. I have no chronograph, but based upon my experience with other air rifles, this rifle shoots fast and flat at 25 yards.

Nothing

Cocking action is very smooth and (in my opinion) did not requires much effort to cock.

first of all the pricewas right. this rifle seemsas load as my g1 extreme but seems to have way more power i like the look and feel of the rifle accuracy is good holding a penny sized group at 20 yards and will turn tree rats inside out with crosman premeir hollow point peelets

the trigger has a good feel but it has a long mushy first stage and no matter how i adjusred the second stage it was long and mushy or very hard to pull a grt III trigger is in order shortly. stock has a plastic feel and my finish was not up to my liking but others ive seen had a better finish one more point triggers a bit of a reach for someone with small hands

for the price and what mine liked for pellets this rifle is it. didnt use the scope got a differant one but gun shoots great and is very accurate out to at least 50 yards blueing on metal parts was excelant . i shot a couple hundred shots through mine before zeroing in the scope. compared to my g1 extreme which is not a nitro piston but basicly the same ecept the stock this is a way better rifle just needs a better trigger

I am relatively new to airguns, with my prior gun being a multi pump Sheridan. I really enjoy being able to pump this one once and be ready to fire. It makes hunting with it much more practical. I shoot both left and right handed, so I like the way both the stock and the safety are ambidextrous. I have had a real problem at the cabin with nuisance pine squirrels chewing into the buildings. The crosman has cured the problem!

If I were to change anything, it would be offering it in a package with a higher end scope. The one supplied has worked fine, but I would like something variable on it, maybe a 1-4.

The gun came out of the box ready to go. I did not use the scope that came with it but thats my choice. Did not take long to zero and is really sweet to shoot. Hardly no kick and the torque is gone. Clocked mine with 7.9 gr at 950 on average. Very quite gun (pellet impact 2x4 was louder then the report!)

The trigger is a little on the heavy side but nothing that I am concerned with right now. I have the GRTlll when I get ready to upgrade. I wish they would come out with the stock in sythetic but for now I will deal with it.

have to love the nitro piston. Weight, Trigger,Lots of power. Easy to shoulder, Accuracy,can shoot a 3/4" group at 30 yrds after 200 round break in. Low noise

put open sights on it, better scope rings. The rings dont move, but the rings dont hold the socpe, ive taped it havent tried it yet

Shoot this gun a lot (but you have to be strong enough to haode it) Adjust your trigger and youll love it. Clean the barrel before shooting. Ive only used CPHP 14.3 gr so far wantihg to try the CPPP in 14.3 gr next and something a little heavier. just shoot it and shoot it a lot

nice stock low noise level decent scope low effort cocking the break barrel good power level

quality of build a bit shabby but what do you expect at this price Accuracy is very erratic even after going through thousands of pellets

After going through at least 1,500 pellets and a barrel cleaning, firing patterns can be very erratic. I would get a nice grouping for about 20 shots, then the shots start to stray by as much as 2 inches. It's quieter than a springer, the shot is as advertised, but I'm pretty disappointed with the accuracy as I am constantly adjusting after 20 shots. All bolts are lock tighten, the scope has not moved, but shots are still inconsistant. I would think after 1,500 pellets that it would have settled down into some consistant patterns. I've tried 5 different brands of pellets and the Titan seems to work best with Crosman hollowpoint Premiers and H&N Hollow point Field targets.

Power, accuracy, price, stock ... very little recoil.

Would have liked a little better scope but, for the price it was sufficient. Also a nicer trigger would have been nice but again, for the price it was sufficient.

This is an awesome rifle for the price. I have bought 2 of them, both in .22 cal. Wound up selling one to my brother after we took both out on the range for a day. At 10 yards indoors I have been able to get 1 hole five round groups. Usually it's 2 or 3 holes that can be covered by a penny. After getting used to this rifle I can explode a root beer can @ 100 yds 4 out of 5 times. I use CP HPs and they seem fine but .22 ammo selection is not that great locally so I would like to try a few other brands when I get a chance. It would definitely do well on small game out to about 50 yds. I think it took a whole tin of pellets for this rifle to really settle in. Don't know if it was necessary but I did pull all of the mounting screws and loctite each one.