Refurbished Benjamin 397 .177 Caliber Air Rifle
Item #: 9-397RM | MSRP: $158.90|You Save $59.00 (37%) Our Price: $99.90 |
Suggested Use: Pest Control / Plinking /Target Shooting
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Made in the USA
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This remanfactured rifle comes with a 30 day warranty.
Helpful Tip: To maintain the seals for a long time, remember to put one pump of air into the gun when putting it away after shooting. Whether you plan to shoot again the next day or not again for another 2 years, always put one pump into the gun when you are done shooting!
Features:
Elegant hardwood stock
All metal barrel construction
Beautiful and functional Brass bolt and hard ware
Fully Functioning safety
Specifications:
Caliber: .177
Ammo Type: Pellets
Body Components: Wood Stock with Metal Barrel Assembly
Power Supply: Multi-Pump Pneumatic Rifle
Overall Length: 36.25 inches
Barrel Length: 19.25 inches
Fire Mode: Bolt Action, Single Shot
Gun Weight: 5lbs 8oz
Muzzle Velocity: 800fps
Front Sight: Fixed
Rear Sight: Fixed
Scope: Requires B272 intermounts
Package includes: Benjamin 397 Bolt Action .177 Pump Air Rifle
| manufacturer | Benjamin |
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| caliber | .177 |
| velocity | 800 |
| airgun mechanism | Multi Pump |
| ammo type | Pellets |
| magazine capacity | Single |
| airgun use | Pest Control / Plinking /Target Shooting |
| overall length | 36.25 |
| barrel style | Rifled |
| fire mode | Single Shot |
| gun weight | 5.8 lbs |
| product condition | Refurbished |
| warranty | 30 Day Limited |
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Carlos
Los Altos, CA
2 Stars
I would recommend this item to a friend. |
Refurb was just a junk return sold to me.
February 27, 2013
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I bought my refurb 397 here. When I got it, I noticed I had to adjust the wind age all the way over to get the zero. It was accurate but it always annoyed me because I had to smash my cheek into the stock to align the sights. I finally got sick of it a year later and I stripped the paint (my old blue streak had real bluing but this thing has paint), and remove the barrel. I indicated it and boy was it bent. I knew this going in because the front sight was 50 mil off center on delivery. So I did my best to straighten the barrel with v blocks and a dial gauge. I improved it a lot. I re soldered it and it sights in normally now. I guess it was a deal at $99 if I count that I'll need a $65.30 barrel assembly from crosman to fix it. Now why didn't they change the barrel for me? On the crosman forum somebody said they returned a 397 that shot hard left with a bent barrel. I wonder if this is the same gun. So it is basically a wash.
Pros:It still exists. Trigger and safety are better than my push pull safety on my 397pa. Worse than the simple trigger on my Sheridan rocker blue streak. The price is really low for what it is. Accounting for inflation, I think it is cheaper than a rocker streak in the 1970s at $60. Yes the streak was better quality but kudos to crosman for keeping the manufacturing cheap.Cons:My bent barrel. Dang you Crosman, refurb means you fix the return not pack it up and send it to me. It was slightly imperfect to say the least. I guess if I really hate it I can get a barrel assembly. It'll be a $170 rifle by then. I should have just bought new or sent it back after the first sight in. Now I have a bare brass resoldered gun which is cool in itself, but I'm unhappy. |
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john
5 Stars
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the gun
July 21, 2011
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this gun shoots amazing. I have shot 5 groundhogs this year. I recommend this gun for hunting and target shooting.
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