Benjamin Trail NP(.22)

The dove is real good eating - but it makes me sad about the JayBird - Jay

Pest species

In my state the blue jay is a song bird, and protected....regardless of whether I like them or not...... hope this is not so in your state!
Actually may be federally protected???
PaperPunch1

I shot a blue jay once. Only because he had a missing leg and was bleeding.

Thanks for the feedback on the gun...thinking about getting one.

I own 2 np2 both in .22 cal, Have to say its my go to house&yard rifle. Any time i plink around my house or out the window the trail np2 is my favorite rifle, its quite and hits hard and on point. Great gun for someone new to air rifles for sure not to hold touchy 

Dan.C: can I talk you into doing a review of you NP2s? I'd love to know how regular guy (as in a dude like me, not a "professional reviewer) feels about the new improved trigger, etc. I'm sure I can't be the only guy who'd like to see an NP2 reviewed here! C'mon...do it!

I just bought the Benjamin Trail NP .22 today and am extremely excited about it! I am used to shooting .223 rifles and higher power for deer so I am a little anxious about using this new weapon to hunt. There are a lot of farms in my area (upstate ny), and they want me to eradicate the pest birds and critters. I usually use a .22 rifle but even with shotshell rounds, it still spooks the horses and random goat. I am open for any and all pointers for use of this weapon, so please send them my way! 

Charlie da tuna trigger if i'm not mistaken

"Spash"Charlie da tuna trigger if i'm not mistaken

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Yep that's the one I have.

I have a crosman Titan in .22. I love it. I have killed everything from flies to coons with it.

I have a .22 NP2, I love to hunt with it and have taken jack rabbits up to 80 yards with a head shot the only real complaint I have is the cone on the base of the shroud has cracked and want to replace it has anyone got any ideas where I can get one from ?

lmao_37: this is a link to the exploded parts view for a Trail. The part you are looking for is #10 on the diagram (BT9M22-01-2, sleeve link). I don't remember how much it was, but it think the four dollar flat shipping from Crosman was higher than the retail price. If your gun is fairly new, and within the warranty period, they may send you a new one for free. Either way, call their customer service line and they can assist you in getting a new one.
http://www.crosman.com/pdf/manuals/Trail%20NP%20EVP.pdf

Many Thanks Mention yes its #10 I need

Not a professional, nor overly experienced in the air gun genre but I purchased my NP2 in .22 around a month ago. It is about 6-700 shots in now and settling down nicely. I bought the package deal on PyramidAir and then upgraded the optics. I have yet to find the pellet it likes but this is only due to time constraints. It has gotten much quieter and the accuracy is improving as well. The stock trigger leaves something to be desired, but after some adjustments, it is "liveable" as earlier stated. I am getting .75" groups out to 40yds with the PolyMags and Crow Magnums. The Crossman Premiers are just a hair larger, with the occasional flyer thrown in for good measure. I have ordered some sample packs now and am hoping to find something it really likes. I am sure that the groups will shrink further as I go along and get used to the gun.
As for hunting, I have taken a few squirrels already out to 30yds, sounds like a freight train hitting them, and a couple crows who were stealing my lab's food. Overall, I have been pleased with the purchase completely. It is not on the same level as some of the pricey rigs I have seen in the forums, but I was not out to buy a pricey rig either. At this point in the game, I am about $400 into it and completely happy. Hope this helps!