I got a 4x32 utg scope at lunch today. Took it out side and sighted it in. I took it out to the pasture today and got a nice groundhog. It was already getting dark so I only got one.
Benjamin NPS vs Groundhog
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Got two more this mornin as well as two cow birds. The gun is rather ticklish if you hold different or rest it on a different spot it moves the point of aim. But over all it is accurate and powerful. Not a great beginner gun.
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Or, a GREAT beginner gun, depending on how you look at it. These NP guns can be tough to shoot, but are very forgiving in ways: can leave it cocked for extended periods and not worry about damage, they are pretty low maintenance, are easy to get parts for (especially due to parts interchangeability with other models), and easy to work on (when you have a proper spring compressor). Something else to consider is this: if you put in the time learning how to shoot a gun that is hold sensitive, you will be able to shoot anything well. "Cry in the dojo, laugh on the battlefield" philosophy.
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