The variety of their stock has improved over the last few years as airguns have increased in popularity. Sadly, they still don't seem to take airguns seriously. As an example, the last time I was in my "local" Cabela's (Christiana, Delaware) I eavesdropped on one of the salesmen telling a "newbie" to airguns how "awesome the fully adjustable two stage trigger" was on the Benjamin Trail NP XL 1500 was. He then went on to state how it had pin point accuracy out to 100 yards, because it was shooting every bit of 1500 feet per second, and was a very easy rifle to shoot. To a more experienced ear, this is clearly someone who's only experience with Crosman break barrels is what they've read on the side of the box. Kinda sad, because if that guy bought that gun expecting it to be everything the salesman represented it to be, he would likely never buy another air rifle.