Watch & Discuss the Benjamin Fortitude regulated

For the money, this appears to be a great little rifle that is regulated with many more options including 10 rd mag, pump, scope, etc. I would like to see a lighter trigger pull at around 4 to 4.5 lbs. How about an adjustable trigger pull or would that push the price range ? I still use a pump on my Benjamin Discovery so it looked good that he was able to go from 1500 to 300 psi in less than 2 minutes. I am older, so it would probably take me a little longer. Currently I get about 25 good shots out of my 22 cal Discovery, so I am very interested in the regulated air rifle which would give me twice the number of shots with the same energy used at the pump.

Very nice at that price

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After viewing the video, it seems to me that the Benjamin Fortitude looks to be a good entry-level PCP. Especially liked its performance with the heavy jumbos! Accuracy, subsonic, lightweight, etc., what more can you ask for.

I used to shoot springers until the rear sight mysteriously broke on my RWS 48. After that I’ve stuck to rimfire. The hand pump definitely makes a PCP more appealing to me. I like for things to be more on the minimalistic side. Also, correct me if I’m wrong, but the accuracy seems pretty good on that thing for what it is.

I am not buying anymore Crosman anything until they actually put a trigger in them. I have gotten spoiled to target grade triggers over the years. Other than being heavy, my Trail is a decent hunter, now that I put an aftermarket trigger in it. That should be their company motto. Good guns once modified! .

I use my pellet rifles for hunting. No way i pay $300 for a kit I might be able to make a decent rifle out of with aftermarket parts. As more than one has said for years now. If Crosman ever puts a decent trigger in their products, a lot of these other names simply disappear. Without a decent trigger, the market is exploding with sources and names.

Looks like a great gun. Crosman offers great entry level rifles that perform at a much higher level.

I’m looking for a first pcp gun. This looks like it will make the “short list” of options.

Very nice entry level PCP rifle. My Daughters boyfriend just received his a couple of days ago and has already shot a 500 tin of Crosman Premier Hollow Points thru it. He said that it shoots nice out to about 30 yards but it does open up at 50 to about 2 inches. He still hasn't cleaned the barrel, so I think it can do better once he cleans it lol. My Gauntlet shot great out of the box and I did the same thing by not cleaning and the groups started to get worse, but then I cleaned the barrel and it shoots 1 inch groups out to 50 with no problems at all. When I win this gun lol, it will go to my Grandson.

Stoked for the launch of this product. Out of the box it is checking all of the things I want from a first PCP when the time comes. Shrouded barrel, traditional stock, light weight, and hand pump friendly. Sling studs and magazine fed are also great!

Good review. I am not a fan of PCPs but this one looks interesting, especially considering the price of admission. Might be a good beater and maybe for the wife, providing I pump it. She likes the 392 but none of the springers. The only other PCP's I have messed with have been the Maruader and a Quakenbush pistol (in 9mm) so I really have no baseline. John

I need this .

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I built this same gun last year using a disco and aBNM breech and shroud kit mine is heavily modified but its the same gun as this .

Thanks Steve again for this nice review of the Benjamin fortitude, I love it compact, regulated and a good price, also thanks to all at Airgun nation for this great opportunity. Have a week full of blessings.

Now the only thing they need on the gun is a better trigger. It is very impressive how they squeezed a regulator in there for the price point.

another great video. lots of bugs this time. definitely rock the ghost busters.

I am almost there ! Lookin Good on the Fortitude ! May move to one for a first PCP. From Old School 140 pump gun I grew up with & replaced seals a doz times.

nice & not pricey & within reach of first time PCP ers

I was looking at the umarex gauntlet for the kids, but it was too heavy. My kids are small. I'm thinking at 6.5 lbs. with a bug buster ought to be manageable for them. I wonder if Crosman will offer an upgrade to the Lothar Walther barrels at some point.