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Benjamin Trail NP (Nitro Piston) XL725 Air Rifle w/Scope .25 cal
Item #: BT725WNP | MSRP: $350.00|You Save $50.01 (14%) Our Price: $299.99 Free Shipping - This item qualifies! In Stock - Usually ships the next business day |
Suggested Use: Small Game Hunting / Target Shooting
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Benjamin Trail NP XL725 .25 Cal Air Rifle
The XL features a handsome, checkered, hardwood stock. Velocity up to 900 feet per second with alloy pellets and 725 FPS with standard lead pellets. Independent research by Intertek found that Nitro Piston technology reduces noise by 70% during the shot cycle compared with traditional steel spring break-barrels!
With Nitro Piston Technology
70% Less Noise then the competitor’s “quiet” break barrel
Gas Piston Technology uses Nitrogen as the power source, instead of a steel
Spring
Dramatically reduces felt recoil by eliminating the "double hit" and
"spring torque" of a steel spring
Quicker lock time leads to increased accuracy
Hardwood Ambidextrous Stock w/Thumbhole Grip
Integral Rail Mounting System – make mounting optics quick and easy
Sling Mount and Swivel Studs Included
Includes CenterPoint 3-9x40mm with adjustable objective and Mil-Dot
reticle
Specifications:
- Model Number- BT725WNP
- Power Source- Nitro Piston
- Caliber-.25 Caliber
- Velocity- 900 FPS (725 fps w/lead)
- Weight (oz)- 9.15 lbs.
- Length (in)- 48.25 inches
- Barrel Material- Bull Barrel
Benefits of the Nitro Piston vs. Spring Piston:
- Smoother cocking
- Smoother shooting
- No spring torque
- No spring fatigue, even if you leave it cocked for hours
- Functions perfectly in cold weather
- Lasts longer than a metal spring
| manufacturer | Benjamin |
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| caliber | .25 |
| velocity | 900 |
| airgun mechanism | Nitro Piston |
| ammo type | Pellets |
| magazine capacity | 1 |
| airgun use | Small Game Hunting / Target Shooting |
| airgun rail | Dovetail Mount |
| overall length | 48.25" |
| barrel style | Rifled- Break Barrel |
| fire mode | Single Shot |
| gun weight | 9.15 |
| loudness | Low Medium |
| optics | Variable / 1 inch Tube |
| product condition | New |
| warranty | 1 Year Limited |
Benjamin Trail NP (Nitro Piston) XL725 Air Rifle w/Scope .25 cal
$299.99
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Stars based on 5 Review(s)
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Gary
Pennsylvania
5 Stars
I would recommend this item to a friend. |
Great Gun
June 19, 2012
This is a great gun if you do two things: 1. get a new trigger for it such as the GRT-3 from CharlieDaTuna at http://www.charliedatuna.com or through Air Guns of Arizona and 2. use the right pellets. Originally I tried Gammo Rockets and Beeman Siler Bears. At 30 yards I could not hold a decent grouping of less that 6 inches in diameter, which is not acceptable. I then tried Predator Polymags. They are the same 26 gr. as the Beemans but were shooting 10 inches higher at 30 yards. That tells me that they are maintaining their velocity much better and shooting straighter. My grouping came down to about the size of a silver dollar at 30 yards shooting off of a bipod. I am pretty happy with that. The gun is heavy but it is quiet. The wood stock is nice but could use a better finish on it. The scope is decent for a pettet gun and with the weaver mounts does not move. The included sling in a nice touch. Because the gun is heavy you might consider using a bipod for target practice.
Pros:wood stock quite with no spring recoil decent scope with weaver mounts sling powerCons:the trigger sucks |
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Josh
Grandville, MI
5 Stars
 I would recommend this item to a friend. |
Quite Power
January 4, 2012
Sighting in this rifle was no hassle. less than 10 shots and zeroed in. With less than 200 shots I am getting single hole 3 shot groups at 10 yards. Rifle is VERY hold sensitive. It likes a stronger hold than my G1 extreme .177. Shooting this rifle at paper is anti-climatic. the piston is super smooth and it is VERY quite. But once I shot at something that I could gauge the power with that all changed. I am getting full penetration through over 18" of modeling clay with a cavity the full length. I tried a 12" block at first and the pellet blew through that and a pine 1" by I had as a back stop. I have no worries about hunting with this beast. Super happy with my purchase
Pros:power quite accurate Springer characterCons:Springer character Very hold sensitive |
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derek
5 Stars
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benjamin trail np xl
March 24, 2011
this gun is well fitted and shoots well- but not the first shot when you take it outdoors from the indoors you need to fire several rounds just to get the scope to hit where you sighted it in =poi after that it seems to do fairly good but if given the choice between it and a pcp made by career-the original 707 in .25 cal sadly the career wins hands down-acuracy -range and no hold over like was mentioned in the other review--sadly no one seems to import the shinsung rifles anymore they are still being made why arent anybody still importing them !!!
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anonymous
5 Stars
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benji trail np xl .25
January 17, 2011
with Benjamin Premier Destroyers, i pulled off 1 inch groups at 30 yards
with benajmin premier Domed, i pulled of 1 inch groups at 40 yds
those were the best two pellets i had, luckily they had the same POI
ive killed squirrels at 50 yards, doves at 90 yards, and a racoon at 20 yards, trust me, the long shots took some hold over
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nate
5 Stars
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benjamin trail xl .25
October 10, 2010
this is great for small game up to 40yds, after that gravity makes the pellets drop a lot, the .22 is good up to 70 yds
the scope is very good and clear
the power is outstanding, this doesnt get the 30fpe, but it gets arounf 25fpe, which is still very powerful
crhonoed at 902fps average with 14.3 gr pellets(gamo pba raptor0
758 fps average with 19.5gr beeman field target specials
this gun has a weaver mount instead of a dovetail, so no scope creep
this gun would give the RWS model 350 a run for its money
by the XL for all your small game needs
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By Mike from spur tecas on January 1, 2012
By Staff on January 9, 2012
Answer:
If you are having trouble with your rifle I would recommend speaking with our returns department about the issue. You can reach them by emailing them at returns@airgundepot.com or by filling out an RMA form under the returns tab of our website.By Dwight Shultz from Nanoose Bay . Canada V9P9B9 on February 9, 2012
By Carter from Washington on February 15, 2012
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This gun is hard to shoot accurately because of the recoil, it kinda is a scope killer, but not often. Nitro will last you at least 4 years before you'll have to have it serviced. Real world velocity with 24gr pellets is like 600fps.By john from pomona california on November 14, 2011
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By Staff on November 16, 2011
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No it does not. This is the .25 cal model but you can also get it in .177 and .22 .By nick from ny on December 19, 2011
By Mack from West Virginia on January 7, 2012
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Overall the rifle is decent for the money.I had a Crow Magnum.25 Cal. Rifle I got from Beemans, back in the mid 80's when they first came out, this rifle reminds me of that rifle, just not quite the same quality, and not nearly as expensive. Not real hard to cock and a very positive lock up. First I tried the Benjamin Domed Pellets not very accurate with this rifle. Tried several different pellets until I finally found one that would shoot 3/8 -1/2 inch groups at twenty yards. Was the H& N Sport Field Target Trophy 19.91 grain.Some groups with this pellet were even smaller. They shoot the very best and clock on the Chrony at 630-660 FPS. Got 860-900 FPS with the Raptor Platinum Power Pellets but accuracy was poor.You must shoot these powerful with a light hold, if you try to grip them like you are shooting do not expect superior or even satisfactory accuracy. My overall opinion a fairly decent squiurrel rifle with H&N Sport Field Trophy at targets up to 30 yards.The next best accurate pellet was the H& N Ram Point. Another thing the factory trigger is awful, I got a trigger from Charlie Da Tuna. Made a world of difference.By Conor from Sunnyside, WA on February 8, 2012
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Advantages of the .25 cal are that there is more knockdown power and more FPE, the disadvantage is that the pellet will be traveling a lot slower and the prey might hear the gun and move before the pellet hits it.By Carter from Washington on February 15, 2012
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Advantages: Bigger holes through your target, more knockdown power.....Disadvantages: Heavy, pellets aren't cheap, and the pellet will be going pretty slow.By Austin from Vidor,texas on July 14, 2012
By Conor from Sunnyside, Washington on August 21, 2012
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Probably not, I have this gun in .22 cal, and it is fairly loud when the pellet hits the target, and .25 cal will just be even louder.By butch hooverson from viroqua wi on January 28, 2012
By Conor from Sunnyside, WA on January 31, 2012
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Yes, as long as you make the shot count. Head shots will kill them.By Carter from Washington on February 15, 2012
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