Page 11 - Benjamin Titan GP Reviews

Well i like the accracy of this gun and its great for squirrel hunting. Took 3 from the woods yesturday, 1 from 20 yards and went through it shoulder and out the front of its chest, left a heck of an exit wound, still trying to figure out the hold up from a distance, missed a few from shooting over them.

Gun is heavy and i dont think it shoots as fast as the box says but for smaller game in a .22 caliber its not a bad deal.

dont always buy a gun for how fast the box says it will shoot, no pellet gun will match it if thats what you wanna go by.

Like the stock. Less noise than the Gamo Big Cat that I have. Smooth cocking. Accurate

Scope does not do the rifle justice. Changed to a 3x9 variable. Shot a tight group at 50yds. (3/8 to 1/2 in). Trigger very difficult to pull. Changed it today to a GRT-III from Charliedatuna.com. Have not shot the gun at a target yet ,but the trigger pull on the rifle is light and very smooth.Looking forward to tighter groups.

very accurate, better than the crosman titan. very quiet, buetiful stock, darker than the crosman titan, very powerful.

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this titan is way better than the crosman titan, it is smoother cocking, has a very dark wooden stock, it is mre accurate than the original titan by crosman and it comes with a better scope.

its quiet so far i took out couple birds 2 frogs I am thinking buying another for my friend he like it so much

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Great price, well built, super accurate. It is easy to use, very quiet, solid build. I use the polymag .22 rounds in it, they create a huge wound channel and great penetration. Popped a crow at @ 50 yards, the thing took a nose dive instantly.

Spot on accuracy with plenty of power to spare

Weight, this thing weighs a ton. You definitely need some kind of support.

For the money it is an excellent combo. It was a strong shooter for a while. I put some pellets over my chrony and was seeing 1033-1066 fps. I ordered parts from Crosman , no problem. I had decided not to send it to crosman for warranty repairs. Two seals and a gas ram. It seems to be loosing power. The stock seals seem a little soft. The gun fits me as a 220 lb adult with normal sized hands. It would suit a smaller person better.

I'll know better how the gun shoots after I get the parts. THe included scope does not seem too bad except for focus. It is at the limit for me at 80' The wood stock is OK but plain. The trigger is rather poor. I put in an after market trigger and now is very light, almost too light. The barrel had a tight spot in the hinge block. I fixed this by removing the barrel and turning a few thou off the section that was pressed into the hinge block. Some J-B weld epoxy fixed the barrel back into the hinge block. Now no tight spot. accuracy seems better. I put an after market trigger in and now is almost too light. The barrel had a tight spot

Try it out, you will not be disappointed with this $189 gun.

well made, above average metal finish. little recoil. my basement range is 67 feet. I am getting 7/8" groups with Beeman Stinger 22 ammo. This should improve over the next 100 shots. ( my RWS shoots 3/8" with the same ammo) I plan to use this rifle as a Customer Demo.

nothing, for the price, it is one sweet deal! if you want a fairly accurate "shooter" for about $150.00.....this is it !!!

Trigger has some creep but no more than my Marlin Rimfire's. The 4x32 scope is O.K. for popping "critters" off the bird feeder, but a quality 3x9 would really compliment the rifle. CLEAN THE BARREL B-4 you shoot to remove the oil and dust, mine was dirty.

Very pleased with this gun. Very accurate. This gun is a good quite gun after break in. Easy to break over to cock. Great service as always with PYRAMDAIR. Good buy for the money.

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This gun is just right for back yard shooting in close quarters. It has good power and is not to heavy. AS ALWAYS AN ADDITIONAL SCOPE WILL IMPROVE ANY GUN.

The Crosman C8M22NP model has the size, weight, and feel of a well built 22 cal long rifle. It also has a similar kick, and sound (it's not quiet), making it very useful to practice marksmanship. After one day of target shooting, fifty rounds, I am already getting good groups at 25 yards. The recommended break in period is one hundred rounds, so I expect further improvement. Even my wife likes shooting this rifle, which is rare, and she's good with it too.

Eventually I will upgrade to a better scope, as the Center Point scope the rifle came with must have been a price point decision. Important to know that the scope's rear ring now comes with a setscrew, that mounts into the rifle, which prevents slippage during recoil. The instructions indicate that the rifle/scope did not have that previously, which likely would have nullified a lot of other people’s complaints. I'd rate the scope as adequate, just not as impressive as the rifle.

Reading about the Gamo got me interested in buying another air rifle, and it comes with some fun accessories, however the Crosman is the meat & potatoes between the two. I’m very happy with my purchase decision, but you should know that the Crosman C8M22NP is no longer on the Crosman.com website, so get one while you can.

Gas powered. thumb hole stock design. Overall a very good gun!

Even though the gun is relatively low priced at 160 bucks, the stock finish could be much better. I was so disappointed with mine, I completely refinished the stock.

Pellets seem to make a difference as far as accuracy is concerned. I have had no luck at all with Daisy Precision Max but, I can hold a 1" grouping at 10 meters with RWS Pro and Field Lines and H&N Match Rifle. I have also shot some Crosman Premiers through it, but not to any great extent. The Crosmans seemed to be OK but I have not used that many yet.

It's all about the Nitro Piston! The nitro piston would cost $110 to retrofit into another rifle, so that makes this rifle a great value. It's not too hard to cock and the recoil is smooth, about like a 22 cal rifle. The rifle is well made. I have read that the finish is painted on, but you can refinish it yourself. I'll keep the painted finish until it gets a blemish. I like the stock. It fits me well. The power of the rifle is impressive. I went with the .177 cal over the .22 cal, just for the availability of .177 cal pellets. I don't shoot the lightweight alloy pellets, so I don't get the 1200 fps speeds. I use Crosman pellets and it will punch one through a 1 inch board at closer ranges.

The scope is nice, but way under powered for this rifle. A 3-9 adjustable power would be a better choice. Like everyone else says, the trigger has a lot of travel. I ordered a GRT-III trigger for mine yesterday, so I should have it in a week or so. I have heard that a "lube and tune" is also nice to have done. I'll have to see about that later.

The rifle has some weight to it. For just target shooting or plinking, it's not too bad. If you are going to use it for hunting, I would look at the available slings. All in all, it's a great rifle and I would buy it again.

shot my first sq last night with my bran new crosman titan nitro piston air riifle 177 cal.,with acopperhead hyper velocety pellet 4.5 mm (pointed).my first shot was loud but after your first 100 round of shoting it gets' quit. I would like to shot more often but thats' kinda hard to do sines i live in a condo area so iam been shoting on the balcony and bing very carful. the scop is not so bad I doint see nothing wrong with it die some minor adjustment and it work just fine with my air rifle. i have not zero my rifle like i said so ill; do that today but i need some target paper ,cant; wait lol! i love it and the price its; worth it.this rifle is my first and ill buy my next one but it well be a 22 cal and a25 cal iam; happy .

have a front and rear sigth and place for a sling mount!

it shold have come with a sling,and a front and rear sigth tell crosman that the custermer want front and rear sigth and sling mount mounted on all ther air rifle.

This gun has a great feel to it. It's not to light and not to heavy. The pistol grip gives you very good control of the trigger. It's accuracy is very good with the heavier pellets. Starts off a little noisy but gets much quieter after a couple hundred shots. I put a Center point 4x16x40mm Adjustable Objective scope on mine with the mill dots and I'm having a blast plinking where ever now and not worrying about the noise. It's a great .177 pellet gun that is easy to load with a scope on it. 800 plus shots and no problems yet, it's a very good gun for the money I think. Rabthair

The trigger is adjustable but make a better one with less travel. This gun deserves a scope thats better than 4 power. It takes a good scope mount to handle the shock and not move.

Keep the scope screws as tight as you can on both scope and mount.

Works as expected/advertised. Very accurate. It is a tack driver at ranges up to 10 yards. Haven't had the chance to test it at any greater distances, yet.

I'd rather see a Weaver mount on this rifle. Otherwise, I really wouldn't change anything.

Be prepared to have a lot of fun.

Nitro piston,weight,stock and feel,smooth shooting, very powerful,and last but not least the price!

Better trigger,and would be nice if you would include a better scope.

This gun is good for long range shots, i have mine sighted in dead on at 25 yards, and it still shoots dead on at 50 yards. I have had this gun for 2 1/2 weeks and shot 26+ birds. most at a range of 30 to 50 yards. the crosman priemer pellets are the most accurate in this gun although the pellets are very dirty. if you get this gun it is very powerful, i can shoot through one inch ply wood with hollow points at 40 yards i cant wait to try the pointed pellets.

Great gun for the money

More drop on the cheek rest

Takes quite a few shots to maintain a good group

Great value and much quieter than expected. There is a break-in period so spend the time and effort to "sight and scope". Range is greater than anticipated.

Instructions and Manual are pretty useless - documentation needs better printed material. Care and Maintenance Section needs to be highlighted. Wood finish is cheap.

Scope is very basic but dependable. Overall great air rifle for rodents and pest critters around the yard and field

This rifle is very quiet. Easy to cock. Very comfortable to shoot.

I wish the safety would reset to "ON" when the rifle is cocked as other air rifles I have owned do.

Be extreamly careful of the safety!!!

The nitro piston has a reduced recoil. It is also a lot quieter than the neighbor's Gamo.

I wouldn't change a thing with the gun but the scope is not very good. I have to keep adjusting and readjusting after I shoot it.

It's a great gun for the money.