You could also brand this rifle as either Crosman #C8M22NP, or Benjamin #BW8M22NP.

This identical rifle was made by the same producer.

Crosman has changed the name of this mannequin to Benjamin. However, no changes have been made to the gun's high quality or development.

Gun sort

The Benjamin Titan GP fuel ram gun is powered by nitro piston knowledge.

The nitro piston gun, also known as the fuel piston gun, works exactly the same way as the spring gun but it uses a gas-filled chamber instead of a coil spring.

The compressed air inside the cylinder is already compressed. If you cock the gun, you can add additional stress to it.

The pressurized air remains under rigidity until you pull the set off.

The pellet is propelled down the barrel by compressed air pressure when it is lit.

The lighter and longer-lasting nitro piston rifles outperform spring weapons.

Additionally, it is much easier to cock and has a lower recoil.

It may also be left cocked for days because there isn’t any spring fatigue.

To learn more about nitro piston technology, see this article.

The rifle is available in.177 or.22 calibers.

While.177 can be used for goal taking photos, it is not the best option..22 is the standard for looking and the most preferred caliber for pest control and hunters.

Also, keep in mind that accuracy applies to all calibers..177 isn’t more correct than.22 and vice-versa.

Furthermore, the gun has a single shot break barrel so you can only shoot one shot at once.

It is important to remove the barrel after the first shot to manually reload the pellet.

Single-shot guns make you a disciplined shooter. It's essential to get your first shot right.

You only have one chance to hit the animal, so it is best to let it go if you are still reloading.

The barrel is a barrel made from rifled steel.

The bullet spins in a rifled barrel thanks to helical grooves within.

Spin stabilizes pellets and improves accuracy. It also enhances the ability to take pictures.

The muzzle brake is located on the barrel's tip. The muzzle brake has many benefits.

First, it protects your barrel tube against scratches. Second, it protects important crown areas from injury.

If the rifle is dropped, or banged against laborious objects.

It also serves as a useful cocking deal because you get extra leverage when using a break-barrel pistol.

It also provides muzzle stability for taking photos, which partially eliminates muzzle wobble while firing, thus improving accuracy.

Fourth, it makes sure that all sounds coming out of the barrel are heard.

It also adds tactical development to your gun, making it more appealing than a plain barrel tube.

Inventory

Benjamin Titan GP is eye-catching with its picket stock so it can withstand influence, stress and collisions in every day life.

Additionally, hardwood can be easily refinished at anytime so it can have a long lifespan.

You can also use the inventory ambidextrous to make it easy for you, regardless of your gender.

The ventilated rubber buttpad on this rifle is thicker than normal and softer to absorb extra recoil when taking photos.

The inventory also has a dual-comb inventory. It has two raised cheekpieces on the left and right sides.

A dual-comb is extremely helpful for left-handed shooters.

The thumbhole allows you to relax your grip by resting your inventory in your wrist, rather than holding the top in your hands.

As you can see, air rifles and especially spring pistons are considered delicate.

You have the ability to grab and pin the rear end of the inventory onto your shoulder.

While having a large flat and pleasant beavertail model inventory to rest your hands on for artillery maintain gives you a much better accuracy,

Ammo

Benjamin titan GP uses.177,.22 and 2 calibers.

As you can see from different e-commercial sites,.177 pellets have a low cost, easy-to-find price, and are extremely popular among goal shooters.

Instead,.22 pellets are more stable than.177 pellets and can be shot in windy conditions.

Additionally,.22 is a powerful weapon that can achieve the job in one shot.

You'll be able take it to the sphere and deal with annoying critters in you backyard.

Loading, Cocking

You can cock the gun.

To open the breech, first put the gun on SAFE. Next, firmly tap the muzzle to close the mouth.

Allow the gun to relax in your higher thigh. Then, grab the muzzle finish.

Continue to drag the barrel until it reaches its limit to perform cocking motion

Loading the pellet

With the breech open after cocking, put the pellet (with the pellet’s nostril mendacity ahead) into the breech.

Now, pull the barrel until it locks in its original place.

Benjamin Titan GP Sight

The Titan GP doesn’t have a standard open sight.

No entrance sight, no rear sight.

As a substitute of an iron sight, you have got a 4×32 Heart level scope for extra precision within the taking pictures.

32 is the diameter, in millimeters, of the entrance lens.

The magnification power of the scope is 4

This means that the image is magnified by the scope 4 times more than the actuality.

Although this scope is great for taking photos and plinking, you can expand it to include more scope for pest management or looking.

Velocity and accuracy are key to maximizing your energy.

The Titan GP can deliver up to 1200 FPS in.177 caliber with alloy pellets.

This break barrel rifle is available in.22 and offers 950 FPS with alloy and 800FPS for lead.

This can be a high-end velocity in comparison with different air weapons in the marketplace so it’s a rifle you should utilize for each quick and long-range taking pictures.

The following are the results of the chronony exam: 

In.177

In.22

As you can see, the numbers in.177 fluctuate greatly.

But we can expect an increase in steady velocity in.22. Most non-lead pellets travel at 700-800 FPS.

Now we’re achieved with velocity, let’s check out the accuracy of this gun.

You can find the following taking pictures teams:

• ½” at 25 yards, 1/2″ at 20 yards,
• 1/4″ at 60 ft,
• 1.25” at 30 yards,
• 1/4″ at 20 yards,
• 1” at 20 yards,
• 1/4″ at 25 yards,
• 1/4″ at 35 yards,
• 1.5” at 35 yards,
• 1/2″ to three/4″ at 20 yards,
• dime measurement at 25 yards,
• 1/4″ at 15 yards,
• 0.75” at 25 yards with JSB actual diabolo heavy, 
• 3/4″ at 30 yards,
• 0.5” at 20 yards,
• dime measurement at 22 yards,
• 3/4″ at 25 yards with Diabolo Dome 18.13 gr, 
• 1/4″ at 50 yards,
• 3/8” at 25 yards,
• 1/4″ at 25 yards,
• 3/4″ at 20 yards,
• Nickel measurement at 20 meters with Diabolo Precise 8,44 gr
• Quarter measurement at 20 meters with Premiere Extremely Magnum 10 gr 
• 1.25” at 30 yards with Copper head wad cutter, 
• 1/4″ at 30 yards with Crosman Pointed, 
• Dime measurement at 45 yards,
• 1/4″ at 45 yards,
• 3/4″ at 30 yards,
• 1-2” at 30 yards,
• 1/4″ at 30 yards,
• 3/8” at 50 yards,
• dime measurement at 40 yards,
• 1” at 25-30 yards,
• 3/4″ at 50 yards,
• 1/4″ at 25 yards,
• 2.5” at 66 yards,
• RWS Meisterkugeln - penny measurement at 20 feet 
• 1” at 30 yards ,
• 2” at 60 yards,
• 3/8”-1/2” at 50 yards,
• 7/8” at 67 ft,
• 1/2″ at 25 yards with Crosman , 
• 1” at 25 yards,
• Nickel measurement at 15 meters with 16 gr predator Polymag
• penny measurement at 30 yards,
• Dime Measurement at 20 Meters with 14.3g Crosman Premiere 
• penny measurement at 20 yards,
• 3/4″ at 30 yards. 

This gun is also capable of:

Hit a paint can at 75 feet

Kill a starling from 55 yards

CPHP was used to shoot a rabbit down at 65 yards. 

hit 2”x3” cardboard at 240 ft,

Hit the tin can at 100 feet

You can hit a tack from 20 yards (what?),

Shoot crows at 40-50 feet on the top of a tree.

You can take down 20 yard squirrels in one clear shot using 14.3 gr CPHP 

Sparrows may be killed within 24 yards

Kill squirrels within 20 yards

At 20 yards, hit rats

penetrate by means of a 1” plywood board at 20 yards,

One shot is all it takes to kill a Texas 6 Level Buck (California 3.0 level)

Crows should be killed between 40-50 yards

Arizona squirrels can be killed at 60 yards

Take down a jackrabbit from 37 yards.

Completely penetrate a gallon jug water at 10 meters using 14.3g CPHP. 

blast a pellet by means of a 3/4″ piece of plywood at 25 yards,

out the pellet throughout 5/8” plywood,

undergo 3/4″ goal backing at 35 yards,

go by means of 3/4″ mushy pine at 20 yards,

You can choose to use either a water-filled antifreeze jug or a water-filled antifreeze jug at 50 to 55 yards. 

At 35 yards, kill squirrels

undergo 3/4″ pine at 15 yards,

Kill crows from 50 yards

Kill tree rat in 20 feet

Prairie canine killed at 67 yards

Arizona squirrels can be killed at 60 yards

At 30-40 yards, kill the chook

shoot by means of 1” plywood at 40 yards with Hollowpoint, and blow by means of off a again of three/4″ pine board. 

In abstract, the gun is very accurate and hits as hard as a tank. It can also take pictures from as far as 50 yards.

There are many ways to take pictures.

Titan GP has a 60 yard range for taking photos.

You can use this gun to take pictures of your goal, for plinking, small recreation looking and pest management.

Maintenance

This gun doesn't require any particular consideration.

To keep your gun looking like new, simply add a few drops of Crosman RMCOIL to each 500-photograph.

Noise

We are amazed by the audible check. This gun can make only 86 DB noise.

While the sound of break barrel rifles is more likely to be louder (e.g. 100 DB), this gun is quieter

It is important to use it on your property without disturbing your neighbors.

Benjamin Titan GP Specs

• Caliber: .177/.22
• Velocity 1200 FPS with 0.177/ 950 FPS With.22
• Loudness: 3 medium
• Barrel Size: 15”
• Total Size: 43.5 “
• Capability to shoot: 1
• Cocking Effort: 31 Pounds
• Barrel: Rifled
• Entry Sight None
• Rear Sight
• Scopeable: 11mm dovetail
• Adjustable 2-stage setting
• Buttplate: Ventilated rubber
• For small recreation/plinking purposes
• Setting off pull: 4.5 lbs
• Motion barrel
• Security guidelines
• Powerplant: gas-piston
• Perform: One shot
• Physique Sort: Rifle
• Weight: 6.75 lbs (without the scope and mounts).

Buyer Opinions

If you use Pyramyd Air or Amazon, you'll find many constructive comments about this gun.

It is a source of great energy and precision, as well as calmness.

I found the only problem in the destructive criticisms to be the set off.

Many customers complain about the terrible set-off with its long, heavy second stage.

There are many options available for this challenge.

First, you can handle it yourself with some adjustment of the second stage. Or you can order a set like GRT-III.

Or you'll be able to repair the set off like on this Youtube video – put a few washers onto the set off sear pin and your set off can be gentle and crisp.

This modification only costs 10 minutes and a few cents.

Execs

• Confirmed Nitro piston know-how
• Helpful-dandy muzzle brake
• Amazing wooden inventory
• Handy thumbhole design
• High quality scope
• Extraordinarily quiet
• Excessive-end Velocity
• Extraordinary energy
• Wonderful accuracy

Cons

• It is a long, heavy setoff but it can be fastened using a variety of methods as I have mentioned in this assessment.

Benjamin Titan GP Value

The value for Titan GP is about 120 {dollars}.

It’s an amazing value for the gun that provides you hard-hitting energy, easy cocking, low noise degree, and incredible accuracy.

Conclusion

For me, the GP within the identify of this gun means  “Nice Punch”.

It comes with a variety of options that will satisfy the most discriminating shooters.

Add this rifle to your stock and also you’ll be glad that you just did.