Nice job steve, I have to agree 100% on the crosman triggers, Just do it already is what i feel the entire airgun community has been telling them about upgrading those triggers.
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AEAC's video review of the new Benjamin Trail NP2 SBD .22
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So, I drank the cool aid and bought one. The cocking is not light. It is smooth but it takes effort. I am beside myself about the power this thing makes. I did not think a break barrel could do what this thing dose shot after shot.It kicks and it's gonna take time to learn to shoot it. But wow does this thing have power.
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So how much more quiet is it over last year gun ???
i may have to go out and buy some of last years NP2 before there all gone.
I don't like that Barrel on the SBD
i may have to go out and buy some of last years NP2 before there all gone.
I don't like that Barrel on the SBD
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When I was kid, SBD stood for "Silent, But Deadly," referring to a much more nauseous gas-ram than the Benjamin Trail's.
Very quiet, audibly undetectable, most noticeable in churches, classrooms, or family movie nights...
Very quiet, audibly undetectable, most noticeable in churches, classrooms, or family movie nights...
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This thing may have an ugly barrel. But, it groups pretty well for a break barrel. Appearance is of secondary iportance to me. Accuracy, reliability, parts support, all beat out the looks of a firearm to me. And, loudness too. This thing was getting what, 62 decibals? That's quiet, and a great feature to me, as I shoot rats at night on my acre, and have neighbors all around.
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