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Question: What country is the Benjamin Titan GP Nitro Piston .177 Air Rifle air rifle made in?
Document: I have been looking for a break barrel pellet rifle for a while. My dad bought a Ruger Air Hawk in .177 and its had some things that I wasn't really thrilled with. The things I didn't care for with the Air Hawk is its loud for a pellet rifle and it also has more recoil than I was expecting. I happened to see the Titan GP Nitro Piston and liked the 22 caliber over the 177. Bought the Titan and it has been a joy to shoot.
A very powerful 22 caliber air rifle. The Benjamin power piston is the new standard for manual air guns. A short break in brings superb accuracy in target groupings. I'm glad I decided to follow advise from fellow shooters. Try one as you won't be dissipointed in the power and accuracy.
I was amazed how much this gun shoots right after it comes out of the box. It is quiet cocking and shooting due to the nitro piston. The 4X32 center point scope can be difficult to sight in, so buy a better one. (MillDot)I recommend this gun for at least 16 years of age and with experiences with fire arms.Remember, air guns are not toys. Have fun shooting this gun it will be amazing.
The only reason for rating 4 stars is that the quality of the scope that was included is not the same quality as the gun. I could never get the scope to focus clearly. The rifle, for the price, is a good buy. Please note that the rifle, with wood stock is heavy, but I believe it adds to the overall quality. The Nitro Piston makes this gun harder to load & cock but it does improve the speed of the pellet.
I bought this Benjamin Titan, knowing full well it was a decent rifle  for the money. I was right. The reason I didn't give five stars is.....the triggers are crap and so is the scope. Burs on both ends of the barrel. After spending another $100.00- a new scope and a new GR-lll trigger. Why don't the factory at least clean the barrel. Now I have a tack driver.
I was looking for something to take out in the everglades and hunt small game with and I had never had an air rifle before. So i took a look at the Titan because it had great reviews and it was a .22. Shipping was great, arrived a day early. The scope that comes with it is not totally horrible but its pretty bad. I would go with a 3-9x40mm scope. You can get them on amazon for like 45 bucks and its well worth the money.
Well, at first it's pretty loud, but it gets quieter with breaking it in, also with using a heavier pellet. The quality in this rifle seems pretty solid (metal where it should be). I'm happy to have it on hand for the unknown opportunity of bagging a rabbit or squirrel.I think I might invest in a .25 cal air rifle using the same Gas Piston tech, theres no twang from a spring (based on my experience with an old pump action).
I really like the notch hole that Benjamin Titan put on the rear sight holder rest, it really keeps the scope from moving back, and helps keep it tight.&#8226; Wow! You talk about quiet it sure is, my wife could not even hear me shooting down in the basement.&#8226; It only took me 39 shots to zero it in at fifteen yards. And the last group, I can put my quarter over them in the bulls eye.
to break it i have to slam it with my hand so after a long night of shooting my palm is sore. it has a good kick for a .177 pellet gun. it is kind of noisy but easily tolerable.the rifle overall has great power, good feel, well balanced, great quality materials. its is heavy. the safety is a very firm unlike some pellet rifles.i would recommend this for an older kid. i am 26 and the barrel is hard to crack for me.
I agonized over which rifle to order for a week , very unlike me..... but I definately made the right choice... the gun performance4 is excellent, scope requires a bit of time and patience to get right but worth the time and nergy........Highly recommended, functions like the $250 model.... save your money and get this one
Answer: yes