Has anyone else been following the development of this?
http://www.network54.com/Forum/581291/m ... ts+to+come.....
Later,
BR
Crosman PCP
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BR,
I volunteered at the airgun range at the NRA Convention in Louisville recently and this looks like the protype that Crossman had there. I got to shoot it several times. It is the Benjamin Discovery upper with the Challenger stock. The picture you have appears to be a more finished version and the trigger is slightly differently as Crossman said they were going to tweak a few things. I believe they are trying to compete with Air Force in the Sporter category. The one at the NRA show had dual CO2/Air capability. It has a gauge on the bottom of the stock to let you see how much is in there. The PSI on the air is only to 2000 PSI. The Benjamin pump that goes with it is very easy to use. I am guessing you get about 75-80 sots with airinit and slighty more when filled with CO2. Was impressed with it overall. Sounds like there will be some more opinions coming around shortly after the match in June in TN.
I volunteered at the airgun range at the NRA Convention in Louisville recently and this looks like the protype that Crossman had there. I got to shoot it several times. It is the Benjamin Discovery upper with the Challenger stock. The picture you have appears to be a more finished version and the trigger is slightly differently as Crossman said they were going to tweak a few things. I believe they are trying to compete with Air Force in the Sporter category. The one at the NRA show had dual CO2/Air capability. It has a gauge on the bottom of the stock to let you see how much is in there. The PSI on the air is only to 2000 PSI. The Benjamin pump that goes with it is very easy to use. I am guessing you get about 75-80 sots with airinit and slighty more when filled with CO2. Was impressed with it overall. Sounds like there will be some more opinions coming around shortly after the match in June in TN.