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The video on this page states it comes with a sling. It does not come with one.
If you shoot a lightweight pellet so its velocity exceeds the speed of sound, it could result in your pellet breaking the sound barrier and the gun being louder than expected! The speed of sound depends on humidity, temperature and altitude. Generally speaking, it's between 1,060 fps and 1,115 fps.
Here are the benefits of the Crosman Nitro Piston:
The owner's manual states that the .25-caliber rifle delivers 950 fps. That's a misprint. The max is 900 fps.
This Trail NP XL rifle features an ambidextrous hardwood thumbhole stock. In .177 caliber, this rugged breakbarrel boasts an impressive 24 ft-lbs of muzzle energy, providing a velocity up to 1500 fps.
| Caliber | 0.25" (6.35mm) |
| Max Velocity | 900 fps |
| Muzzle Energy | 30 ft/lbs |
| Loudness | 3-Medium |
| Barrel Length | 19.5" |
| Overall Length | 48.25" |
| Shot Capacity | 1 |
| Cocking Effort | 47 lbs. |
| Barrel | Rifled |
| Front Sight | none |
| Rear Sight | none |
| Scopeable | Weaver mounts |
| Buttplate | Ventilated rubber |
| Suggested for | Small game hunting/plinking |
| Trigger Pull | 3.5 lbs |
| Action | Break barrel |
| Safety | Manual |
| Powerplant | Gas-piston |
| Function | Single-shot |
| Body Type | Rifle |
| Weight | 9.7 lbs |
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Things I liked: Everything, Big, Heavy, Plenty of Power, True Hunter!!!
Things I would have changed: Nothing!!!
What others should know: I bought Trail NP XL in .25 cal. First of all I used 100 shots within two days to break in piston! Then I took rifle apart, all of it and start cleaning it. There was a lot of chinese dirt and oil inside. I removed factory piston seal and replaxe it with Walther Talon Magnum Seal with 1.142 ODD wich is far better than factory seal! Next I start sanding Chamber Tube with steel wool, so everything inside is smooth for new seal to fit in 100% and increase power! Next I upgrade Charlie Da Tuna Grt-III Trigger to fix the accuracy problems! Next clean the barrel with almost 50 patches. Lubricate all seals with Crosman RmCoil for maximum performance. Assamble evrerything and clean wood and other parts. Installed UTG Leapers Scope 6-24x50, and used Predator Polymag Pellets Only!!! You want to transfer all energy on target, not to hit it and pellet will go through causing target to leave, thats why I use Polymag not normal domed pellets. Now the rifle is Cannon. What ever I hit it is dropped!
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3.0 3.0
Things I liked: Price and looks
Things I would have changed: needs a better scope, trigger sucks, only shoots about 750 fps.
What others should know: buy a trigger
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Is the .25 caliber the benjamin trail np xl 725
Scope keeps sliding in the rings. What am I doing wrong? Everything's locjtight blue. Bolts keep coming loose to. 177 cal.
My first assumption is the screws are not tight enough to begin with. If actually tight enough then the scope should not move and screws should not loosen, no loctite needed. You also want to be sure the scope and rings don't have oil on them, so clean both surfaces with soap or alcohol to be sure. If the screws are actually tight enough at the start but still coming loose with loctite then I'm baffled. I suppose get some better loctite, and/or be sure the threads are oil free for the loctite to work properly. You can also use nail polish as loctite but it can be pretty strong so it's possible the screws will never come off, but maybe that's what you need. Your mounts should have four screws per cap right? If not, or you simply want to get better mounts, then I'd get these; Leapers Premium 1" Rings, Medium,... which also have a super grippy tape inside that you can see in the pix. They're very nice looking, super strong and very cheap. Also, if you replace the oem main seal with this; Piston Seal, Fits Walther Falcon... the gun will have a less violent reverse recoil and thus less scope issues to begin with. Plus it nets more power, makes it a bit quieter and should be more accurate. You should also be using at least 10.5gr pellets, but preferably 13.43gr JSB which both work better in the gun and also reduce that scope stressing reverse recoil. Fyi the gun doesn't make full power in .177 because it's too small for it, so if you want switching to 22 is actually not that hard or expensive. Should be ~$21 total to convert. chevota at hotmail if you have questions about any of the above.
Can I shoot the h&n hornet .25 pellets in this gun?
Yes if the gun is .25 to match. They'll probably come out ~700fps
| Caliber | 0.25" (6.35mm) |
| Max Velocity | 900 fps |
| Muzzle Energy | 30 ft/lbs |
| Stock | Hardwood |
| Grip | Ambi |
| Color | Brown |
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5.0 5.0
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Things I liked: I've had this rifle for about 7 years and I love it. I'm just a fun shooter and use to dispatch varmints near my bird feeders. One shot one kill at 40 to 100 feet. The feel of this gun with the pistol stock is very comfortable, I think it add greatly to accuracy. Just as much power now as when it was new.
Things I would have changed: Can't think of a thing