Other standard features of the NP2 platform include a factory trigger that breaks crisp and clean, and is surprisingly light, full shrouded integral sound suppression, and the NP2 is easy to cock. And this rifle includes a clear Centerpoint 3-9x40 AO scope. All assembled here in America so you can count on the quality.
Benjamin Trail NP2 Snow Camo Air Rifle Features
- Nitro Piston 2 (gas piston)
- Breakbarrel
- Single-shot
- Rifled steel barrel
- 15.75" barrel (4" shroud makes it look longer)
- 28 lbs. cocking effort
- Enhanced 2-stage trigger adjustable for take-up (CBT=Clean Break Trigger)
- Picatinny optics rail
- Manual safety
- Ambidextrous Realtree Xtra Snow synthetic thumbhole stock
- Recoil pad
- Integral sound suppression system
- 8.3 lbs. (without scope/mount- which will add about 1.5 lbs.)
- Improvements over the original Nitro Piston and/or most other gas pistons: 10-lb. reduction in cocking effort- 15% faster and double the effective shooting range
- Includes 3-9x40 AO scope and mount (unmounted)
- Assembled in America!
Benefits of the Nitro Piston 2 over a metal mainspring
- Smoother cocking
- Smoother shooting
- No spring torque
- No spring fatigue- even if left cocked for hours
- Functions perfectly in cold weather
- Lasts longer than a metal spring
- ManufacturerBenjamin
- Caliber .22
- Velocity 1100 fps
- Condition New
- Ammo Type Pellets
- Action Break barrel
- Barrel Style Rifled
- Fire Mode Single-shot
- Gun Weight 8.30
- Overall Length 46.25
- Barrel Length 15.75
- Loudness 2-Low-Medium
- Magazine Capacity 1
- Mechanism Gas-piston
- Rail Weaver/Picatinny
- Safety Manual
- Front Sights none
- Rear Sights none
- Shots per Fill 0
- Trigger Adjustability Two-stage adjustable
- Trigger Action 0
- Use Small game hunting/plinking
- Warranty 5-year limited warranty
Love this gun! Made very well, shoots tight groups, and I really dig the cut out stock. Finish is done right.
A few weeks ago I came home to a huge box at my front door from the marketing department at Airgun Depot. Lucky me! I won one of the prizes in the Long Rangers contest and it was this very nice Benjamin Trail NP2 in snow camo. My only other break barrel was a Gamo .177 Silent Cat but this .22 Benjamin is a really nice upgrade from my Gamo. I think what impresses me the most is how silent it is. It's incredibly back yard friendly after you clean the barrel. The first few shot may scare you if you don't clean it but once you do WOW is it silent. The trigger pull is heavy, but I did modify it with a $15 kit new spring and a change to the second stage adjustment screw. It's now feels around 3 lbs I would guess it was out of the box around 5-6 pounds. The other thing I love about it is mine doesn't seem to be very pellet picky. It shot Crossmen, H&N, JSB brands all great its very best where the H&N Sniper. So a big than you to Airgun Depot for this wonderful gift. I am looking forward to the next Long Ranger contest make sure you join in everyone because I am proof they really do give away nice prizes!
Pros
Shoots nice groups with many different brand pellets, One of the most backyard friendly airguns I have ever heard.
Cons
Trigger pulls a little hard out of the box.
Very accurate, easy to cock and the adjustable trigger makes a huge difference. Mine is a .22. The Snow Camo stock really sets it off, too!
Pros
Well made
Accurate
Great Balance
Cons
Can't think of any. Kinda pricey perhaps.
Bought a few weeks ago. haven't had a lot of time to shoot it yet. But I really like the product. It has power, seems well made,and i totally think the color is AWESOME. If it lasts (which it should for the price), I think I will be very happy with. Scope is a little big for a pellet gun, but is clear and crisp optics.
Pros
powerful, well built. awesome color
Cons
a bit heavy. scope too big for a pellet gun
If you like the looks of the Snow Camo the rest of the gun will not disappoint. I got the .22 and I am really happy with it.
Pros
Very cool Camo
Easier to cock
Ridiculous accuracy for the money
Nice scope included
Cons
None to date
Question?
Login to ask someone who bought this product.Is there any difference in accuracy between the 177 and the 22? My need for this is to eliminate squirrels and I'm making the assumption that the 22 would be superior for that.
asked Chuck
At first I was having accuracy problems but got most of the problems figured out. Guess one should read and follow instruction...I tightened up all the screws oh and the nut at the end of the barrel and it seems to shoot a lot better now.
Pros
Love the hinge cocking sure beats the pump up model I’ve used for years.
Cons
Wish it would shoot titter groups but after all I’ve only shot about 50 rounds through it.