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Benjamin Titan Nitro .22 Caliber Air Rifle
Item #: BW8M22NP | MSRP: $199.99|You Save $50.00 (25%) Our Price: $149.99 |
Suggested Use: Small Game Hunting / Target Shooting
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Please Note: This rifle
may be branded as either Crosman (#C8M22NP) or Benjamin (#BW8M22NP). This is
the same air rifle and same manufacturer. Crosman is phasing this model into
the brand name Benjamin, but no changes have been made to this air rifle. If
you would like to speak with Crosman USA, you may reach them at: 1(800)724-7486.
This is the future of spring guns...the gas piston powerplant. No need to get pummeled with recoil or miss a target due to rough shooting characteristics. To find a breakbarrel that shoots this smooth, you'd have to pay a lot more money. The Benjamin Titan is a bargain waiting to be discovered!
Specifications:
- Caliber: .22
- Velocity: 950 fps
- Weight: 8.50 lbs
- Overall Length: 47.00"
- Capacity: 1 round
- Cocking Effort: 31 lbs.
- Barrel: Rifled
- Front Sight: None
- Rear Sight: None
- Scopeable: 11mm dovetail
- Trigger Adjustment.: Two-stage adjustable
- Approximate Trigger Pull: 4.5 lbs
- Buttpad: Ventilated rubber
- Stock: Raised Cheeckpiece
- Suggested for: Small game hunting/plinking
- Action: Break barrel
- Powerplant: Gas piston
- Safety: Manual
- Repeater: Single-shot
- Includes: .22 Caliber Air Rifle, 4x32 Scope and 11mm Dovetail Rings
Features:
- Titan Nitro Piston Short Stroke Rifle
- Gas 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
- Reduced vibration due to the gas piston
- Muzzlebrake for added leverage
| manufacturer | Benjamin |
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| caliber | .22 |
| velocity | 950 |
| airgun mechanism | Nitro Piston |
| ammo type | Pellets |
| magazine capacity | 1 |
| airgun use | Small Game Hunting / Target Shooting |
| airgun rail | Dovetail Mount |
| optics | Fixed Power |
| product condition | New |
| warranty | 1 Year Limited |
Benjamin Titan Nitro .22 Caliber Air Rifle
$149.99
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Stars based on 12 Review(s)
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Dave
Colorado
5 Stars
 I would recommend this item to a friend. |
Excellent Value Tack Driver
March 17, 2013
I really love this rifle. I have put about 400 rounds through it since it arrived about 3 weeks ago. It has preformed extremely well. I did not expect this level of performance out of a rifle that costs $149. The cocking effort is not too high and it is exceptionally quiet which is a big plus for taking rabbits out of the backyard without disturbing the neighbors. I have a Nitro Venom also and although the internals seem to be identical, I like this rifle more due to the thumb hole stock which is very comfortable and feels more natural to shoot than the stock on the Nitro Venom. The included scope is only marginal. I replaced it with a BSA AO model for $83 from Airgun Depot which is far superior. Don't think about it, just buy it. You will not regret the purchase. I have attached a picture of a target that I shot at 25 yards which is typical of the performance that I have gotten from this rifle. It really likes RWS Superdomes and does almost as well with the Crosman Ultra Magnums.
Pros:Very Accurate and capable of shooting much tighter groups than I am. Thumbhole stock is great Very quiet Plenty of power, I have taken 3 rabbits at 30 yds, one shot each.Cons:included scope is only OK. |
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Tom Walters
Winona, Mn 55987
5 Stars
I would recommend this item to a friend. |
Great Quality For The Price.
January 19, 2013
I purchased this for my son and am very impressed with the quality of the rifle, I would recommened this to anyone looking for a starter rifle or a varment gun. For the price you can't go wrong
Pros:Made of real wood beautiful stock and quieter than I expected. And very fast shipping |
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Lautoua
Long Beach, CA
5 Stars
I would recommend this item to a friend. |
Great quality rifle
January 1, 2013
I bought mine about a month ago. Scope was good for about 25 yards. Out of the box, it took some work to zero it in but after that groups were very tight. However, I couldn't hit anything over 30 yards so I upgraded the scope to the BSA majestic 6x24x44 and it has made the biggest difference. Took it to the range and was blowing up clay pigeons (set them up on the ground) at 50-75 yards. I was extremely happy with the end result. Great power and amazingly accurate. This gun definitely deserves a better scope so invest in a good one, it will make the Titan more enjoyable!
Pros:Feels like a real rifle Wood stock and all metal barrel Comfortable to holdCons:Stock scope Tad heavy Trigger |
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Tristen
Houma,Louisiana
4 Stars
I would recommend this item to a friend. |
Benjamin Titan Nitro GP/NP
November 9, 2012
I bought this gun about a month ago from Academy Sports here in Houma, Louisiana for $150. I needed a new air rifle for rabbit and squirrel hunting fast. So far it has worked great. I'm 14 and have hunted with a 20 gauge since I was 6. I'm getting a 12 for Christmas, but due to a medical issue, I was forced to use air guns in the woods by my house. Anyways, I sighted in the included scope at about 10 yards (30 feet) and the next day, I lost the zero. I re-zeroed it and it has kept zero since. So far I killed 2 squirrels and 3 rabbits (took down a monster rabbit Wednesday evening). I always aim for the head, but so far all my rabbits were hit in the side due to pellet drop, the poor scope, and distance. My squirrels have both been taken out cleanly with a single shot to the head under the ear. It has a nice weight to it, but I am used to it because my remington 870 youth is about the same weight.
Pros:Knock down power Accuracy Weight Grip Nitro piston Dampener on the muzzle Full steel outer barrel and receiver work great for removing spider webs out of my way. They are pretty tough after being dropped from shoulder height (about 5.5 feet off the ground) onto sticks and a log, and being used to hold back bushes out of my way.Cons:Crappy scope. I recommend a leapers 3-9x40 illuminated mil-dot AO and a set of high dovetail mounts, or a weaver base. The barrel was pretty hard to open up but after I shot nearly 500 rounds through it, it loosened up a lot. Kind of on the heavy side but that just helps lessen the recoil. |
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DJ
Washington state
3 Stars
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CROSSMAN TITAN NITRO 22.
November 5, 2012
My Titan was shipped promptly and arrived unblemished. You couldn't tell it from new. I have used a thousand pellets, enough to have it settle in. I love the rifle. The thumb hole stock and Nitro piston are keepers. My issue with this rifle is that the optics are not up to the rest of the rifle. My rifle groups well, which leaves me thinking it's doing its job. The scope is something else. My rifle requires sighting in every time I use it. If you think this is handy, it's not. Next time I'll pay the difference for new, and send back something that does not perform.
Pros:Nitro piston thumbhole stockCons:optics are poor |
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Jim
Georgetown, Kentucky
5 Stars
I would recommend this item to a friend. |
love this air rifle
October 23, 2012
Shoots great and it is easy to use.
Pros:Quieter than a 22, and hunts like one. Feels like a rifle not an air gun.Cons:Nothing to dislike |
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Matthew
Springfield, IL
5 Stars
I would recommend this item to a friend. |
My favorite
July 5, 2012
Excellent gun. I am not the best shot but I was concerned when I couldn't get decent groups when I first got it. I put about 500 shots through and the groups settled. With realistic pellets weights this gun shoots about 750 fps. Perfect for small game and some medium game and small predators. Don't hunt hogs with it unless you are absolutely certain of your placement. Short of using a large caliber pcp this gun will handle most or your airgun hunting needs.
There are people who talk about changing a trigger. There is a forum owned by the maker of this trigger where instead of giving advice on the long trigger pull tell you to buy his trigger. I adjusted mine using the trigger adjustment screw and ended up just short of a hair trigger with what feels like no pull. As I shot it and broke it in I even had to add pull back in by readjusting. You do not need to spend $35.00 on a trigger. Just adjust the trigger as the manual describes and shoot the gun until it is broken in.
This gun loves to be shot.
Pros:Great trigger Great power Great for hunting AccurateCons:I hated it until it was broken in. |
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TONY
Flagstaff, AZ
4 Stars
I would recommend this item to a friend. |
TITAN NITRO GP
March 25, 2012
I bought this rifle about two months ago. The 4x32 scope it came with was crap. Replaced it with a 3x9-32mm. Zeroed at 30 yds. groups ran about 1.25 in. Then after a couple hundred shots point of impact dropped about 4 in. Figuring that it was the "breaking in" period, I oiled the rifle and readjusted the scope. Over the next 1000 rounds, point of impact dropped three more times. Removed the scope and remounted, this time using loctite. After two more adjustments the rifle has finally settled down and is grouping 5 shots in 2.25 at 60 yds. I take Arizona squirel at that range often. It is DEADLY on crows in the 40-50 yd range. Scope and all, I"ve got about $240 in the gun, not bad for what it is capable of.
Pros:KNOCK DOWN POWER!! Hard hitting out to 50 yds. Took a jackrabbit at a ranged 37 yds. one head shot and it was over.Cons:Scope it comes with is crap. On my rifle the "two stage" trigger, isn"t "two stage", but it is managable. |
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Richard
Virginia
4 Stars
I would recommend this item to a friend. |
What else could one ask for
January 21, 2012
Purchased this gun about a year ago. The scope was trash and the trigger was hard to get use to. I put it in the closet for a few months and almost forgot about it. Decide to put some more rounds through it and all of a sudden it settled down and has become one of my best air guns. I have the .22 cal which has given me the opportunity to do away with local pest quickly and very quietly. My gun is very picky about the pellets it shoots so i stick with the crosman dome pellets because they pattern the best. I ditched the center point scope and mounted a bsa.
Pros:its quiet the stock and its quiet and it punches big hole in pestsCons:scope and trigger |
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Rob
Usa
5 Stars
I would recommend this item to a friend. |
Priced right.
January 1, 2012
It's a good rifle for the price and you get the piston technology. I bought this and the stodgier x20 with the silencer and the Titan was way quieter.
I like the action of pumping because it is really smooth. The gun is a good shooter but I have only plonked with it and I have yet to try it on paper to see how it groups.
Pros:Very smooth. Great price for a piston rifleCons:The wood stock is not finished that well. |
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Kevin
Earllvile ny
4 Stars
I would recommend this item to a friend. |
crosman nitro
December 13, 2011
Absolutely the smoothest shooting air gun on the market in this price range is the gas piston. This gun will make anybody a more accurate shot due to it's smoothness. The trigger is not the best but the average shooter will be much better a shot with the Nitro than a spring gun and they will not even notice the trigger. This gun is awesome for the price. Spend the money for this gun and be in air gun heaven.
Pros:LOVE THE THUMB HOLE IN THE STOCKCons:I DON'T HAVE MORE TIME TO SHOOT IT |
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ryanl
4 Stars
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crosman nitro
November 30, -0001
The gun first of all fits your hand with the thumb hole stock beautifully , its a pleasure to shoot and hold. but the one draw back im finding is the trigger. horrible...but you can manage with some adjusting of the two stages. but other than that it is very quiet i shoot it in my apartment all the time with no complaints haha. also very great knockdown power and accuracy and penetration is awesome. good gun overall..
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By Ed from Canton,Ohio on March 15, 2012
By Staff on March 15, 2012
Answer:
That depends on the range of the target the farther the target the more you are able to adjust the scope, keep the rifle inside the effective range (75-125 feet)By Brian from camdenton mo on July 7, 2012
By Staff on July 9, 2012
Answer:
Brian,No, the Crosman Titan Nitro .22 Caliber Air Rifle is capable of holding only one pellet at a time.
Sincerely,
The Airgun Depot Customer Care Team
By DOUG from CARBON HILL ,AL. on June 3, 2012
By Dan from CA on June 15, 2012
Answer:
From what I just read, the dome pellets seem to be the most accurate, but in all cases, one should try what they can afford, and put it on paper. A little time and effort makes all the difference.By ooodowww from iowa on July 30, 2012
Answer:
Crosman premier hp, - they were made for each other.By a boss from tx on August 14, 2012
By Conor from Sunnyside, Washington on August 25, 2012
Answer:
Um, wood. If your asking the type of wood, IDK.
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