Things I liked: Well made - excellent fit and finish, good scope and excellent scope mounting system, quiet, hard hitting, accurate
Things I would change: an adjustable objective would be great, add sling swivels like the Benjamin Trail, a smoother, crisper trigger
Comments: As I expected, the first shot was loud due to dieseling. After that it was quiet. My son's 1971 Benjamin 342 is MUCH louder. I fired around 100 pellets before I even thought of adjusting the scope and then had no problem zeroing it in. I hit bottle caps at 35 feet no problem. So far I've only fired a couple of shots at about 75' at a 2" square target and hit both times. (But that's a long shot for my shaky old hands.) Don't let my comment about the trigger dissuade you - yes it could be better, but as it is it is perfectly fine for plinking, hunting small game, target shooting, and pest control. I'm just saying that with a better trigger this rifle would be better than any $400 break barrel rifle on the market.
Tip: Learn and use the artillery hold. It doesn't matter if you've been shooting other types of guns for 40 years - break barrel rifles behave differently.
I am very pleased with my purchase. This rifle offers quality and accuracy and FUN for a good price.

Fit and finish are great. Others suggested putting 100 pellets through before attempting to zero scope. But why, there are no sights. I put about 30 through it and mounted the scope. After 10 rounds it was zeroed in about 25 yrds. So far so good, goodby pests. I suggest cleaning the barrel first as the barrels are filthy after there made. Run wads through till clean. Overall Impressed.