My titan np .177 does 1/2 inch groups at 60 feet and i'm able to hit a softball at 340 feet. I switched the junky 4x32 scope for a UTG 4-16x40 from amazon.com. . I shoot crosman premiers 10.5 grain domed pellets (the ones in the cardboard box)i find those them the most accurate. It is a great hunter for birds and small mammals (small mammals only head shots or a perfect heart shot). Over all it's a great gun that is accurate nitro piston rifle that can be used to hunt or plink. It could do with a little more knock down for full time hunting.

I have owned a Benjamin pump air rifle since 1982. Same gun ! It finally bit the dust this last fall . It took many, many , rabbits, starlings, and a few squirrels.
I recently purchased a .177 cal np . The scope is junk! ,the trigger is not so hot, but the gun is solid. After mounting a 3x9x40 ,the gun is holding 1/2 inch
Groups at 60 feet. I have taken 2 raccoons ,also many starlings . Tack driver for sure! I shoot Gamo red fire pellets, and also put 1 drop of hoppes no.9
In the chamber every 100-150 shots. Couldn't be more satisfied except for the junk 4x32scope, and tight trigger.

Perfect fit and finish. Power of a .22LR Rim fire. Accuracy of a snipers Rifle. (1" groups at 60ft) I love this instrument. Put a few hundred rounds through it before you zero the scope in. Also, due to the superior accuracy of the gun, be aware that when you change to a different weight/shape pellet the scope will need to be zeroed in for that pellet.

This is a great gun!, Mine took about 150-200 shoots to fully brake in. Now it's a tack driver. At 100ft with standard Crosman lead pellets it goes right thru 1/2 inch sheet rock. This air rifle has seriously changed the way i view air rifles. For the price you can't go wrong, Now I'm looking at buying the Benjamin Trail 1500 .177 and dreaming about the .357

I received this rifle as a warrantee exchange on a Remington Vantage NP that died after only ~600 shots. I like the ergonomics of the stock, but I would not use the butt of the rifle for anything other than a shoulder rest, for fear of breaking it. The first shot with this rifle went BOOM, much to my surprise. The oil used in it dieseled, hence the boom, but it hasn't happened since. The rifle took a bit of shooting to get broken in, during which time shots were all over the target. After that, shot groups began to tighten up enough to make zeroing my scope worthwhile. I didn't use the included scope, because it has a fixed parallax adjustment for 15 yards, and I rarely shoot that close. The rifle has to have a scope, however, since it has no iron sights, and no provision for mounting any. That is a lack, in my opinion. The adjustable trigger is nice, but no adjustment of the screw will improve the trigger feel. Another minus: there is currently no parts list available for this airgun. After my experience with the Vantage, I'd like to have some spares, but can't order them. So, pro's: Accurate, powerful, fairly quiet, with good ergonomics. Con's: No iron sights, heavy trigger, no spare parts available (yet).. Would I recommend it? I'm checking Yes.

Great gun. .5 inch groups at 30 yards

this gun is beast and great i would recommend