Benjamin Variable Pump Air Rifle, Black

The fact it is a pellet rifle.

Comb on stock is too high.

If only Crosman could learn to build a rifle without crooked sights...

The polymer stock is awesome, very heavy duty, thick, no flex noted when pumping, yet still light weight. The comb on the buttstock is perfect for me because I like to use an optic and the optic mount, (sold separately), sits a little high. I have an older Benjamin 392 with the wood stock and had to get a Bradley cheek rest to bring up the comb height. I paired both my air rifles with a Vortex red dot sight and accuracy is spot on with tight groups at 20 yards with 5 pumps, using Crosman Premier domed ultra magnum 10.5 gr. pellets. It's a little harder to pump after 4 pumps with 5 being as far as I can go until it gets broke in. I love how the pump arm meets up flush with the stock, only drawback is it can pinch your hand if you're not careful. My old 392 has a space between the pump arm and stock which keeps you from pinching your hand, although I would not change the new style because it looks better.

No changes needed. Great design.

Break barrel rifles are easier to cock and load but shooting this rifle is smoother and you can adjust the power by the amount of pumps. 5 stars.

Extremely durable and beefy build. Accuracy is on point. Feels great in hand and on the shoulder. Great as a plinker or survival gun.

The sights or make the comb adjustable. I personally don't have an issue getting a sight picture as I guess I have a long face that isn't hindered by the high comb, but the height of that comb is going to be a problem for some people. The front post sight is quite high and will also be a problem for some people. As I said, I haven't had any issues myself, but I can absolutely see where this could be a problem for others.

Get ready for a workout as this one is an absolute BEAST to pump. Those with bad shoulders may want try a few different methods or just avoid this altogether. I still love this gun even if it tears up my shoulder to pump it LOL.

got the 22, nice solid feel. rubber buttstock is nonslip, pumps easy, smooth bolt, easy loading, good trigger, hits pretty hard, soup can accurate @30yards with front blade and added peep

THE STOCK COMB SUCKS!!! it is WAY too high, what an engineering blunder! cannot line up factory sights unless you have an eyeball growing out of your cheek! also maybe add a damper to mitigate loud slap sound while pumping. OFFER IT IN WOODEN STOCK!

i added the Williams peep sight. now it shoots good, but it will shoot great with a lower comb, i will sand that down once its out of warranty. the peep sight is a must. i do not intend to scope it.

This has been my favorite air rifle since I was a kid mine's very accurate and I haven't really don't have any complaints at all

I bought mine and 22 cow and it hits about 800 fps I wish they would make a version that had a little bit more power to it

For what it cost it's a fantastic value and I highly recommend this.

This is a design that has been around for decades and is well known for its ruggedness and reliability. It was pretty accurate with Crosman domed pellets.

The genius who designed the new stock for this rifle ought to be fired! Why would you ever put a comb on a stock that is so high that one is forced to use a scope, but there is no place to mount a scope without buying an expensive and potentially damage-inducing intermount? In order to see the sights and get that accuracy with Crosman domes I had to leave the rifle in a rest and crouch down with my cheek behind the end of the stock. There is obviously no way I could carry this thing in the field if I have to hold it like that.

Why buy this when a Crosman 362 has similar power, pumps more easily, and costs half as much? Oh, it also has sights you can use!

Great ergonomics wide pump arm long good leverage easy on hands very tight provides for excellent offhand hold for adult male. 703 avg feet per second with GTO accuracy scary good in such a tough truck rifle, BAKER scope mount 3x9x42 compact on offset set back utg mount have several sheridan's this 392 worthy successer.

All c models or 392s from the very first one made provision for Williams peep,why this rifle has such a tall front post to fit a William's perfectly. You want a good iron sight pumper by the 362 want a great iron sight rifle buy a 392 and add the proprietary williams sight.

Trigger better than previous 392 cmodels ive shot rifle is a legend for a reason, durability,reliability,accuracy,now maybe I just got lucky but this 2022 392s is one heck of a rifle that doesnt need a LOT more to make it useful You will need sights but how many airguns DONT and how many 60 year old airguns shot 10,000s of times still work good with the original parts plus some orings

Very accurate and powerful

I was going bto return this gun . Very poor design on rear stock. I was unable to use mechanic sights because the stock was hitting my cheek bone. I spent 70.00 more dollars on a scope and mounts . After that I decided to keep it. Again very accurate and powerful.

Plan on getting a scope and mounts

Like all the features about the Iraq

Make a adapter to put a pallet magazine clip

Everything else is great

The gun is not shootable with this stock. The comb is so high you cannot line up the sights. Its impossible to shoot.

wood stock with fitted comb so you can shoot it

its a shame. i like the gun but someone should check these things before going to market. Such a simple thing to overlook