Comments on: Benjamin Discovery Air Rifle From Crosman

By: frank

frank — Thu, 09 Sep 2010 18:57:52 +0000

tak the bolt and sights and pressure guage location put them on your discovery,..along with a conversion kit ,a clip or auto index rotary mag like the marauder,..sell a bipod and a sling for the price,..i use my discovery daily the guage is irritating its location not good…my stock sights were um,,less,for the cost, than good,. and once scoped, this rifle is tough to quickly reload,.i have made several shots,on varmints,.last long one was 276 ft .177 semi hollow point discovery ammo is the best 1000 fps dont lie,.wish crosman would sell this stuff i mentioned, if you know any body who does contact me

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By: admin

admin — Wed, 30 Sep 2009 20:31:21 +0000

Hi Ben,
I would contact Crosman directly. This rifle is really great and reasobable cost. Crosman also has a new rifle called the Challenger that we will be covering very soon with an article posted on the website. If you got to our website at http://www.juniorshooters.net on the Home Page and look at the right sidebar scroll down just a little bit and you will see an ad for BENJAMIN click on the ad and it will take you to their site and you can view their products, really awesome.
The new rifle, the Challenger, is approved by the NRA as a airgun for the SPORTER Class and would be a great one for you. You can also call Crosman (Benjamin) at (585) 657-6161 and ask for Laura Evans. Please tell her where you saw the article on the Discovery.
Regards,
Andy

By: Ben W. Nelson

Ben W. Nelson — Wed, 30 Sep 2009 20:15:35 +0000

i am inquiring because i am involved with Camp Dudley, a YMCA camp that at present uses 22′s and would like to at least look at converting to Air Rifles. We would like to compare as to safety, cost, etc. We serve young boys ages 12 to 15 in our target shooting program. Any information that you could provide us would be very helpful. Thanking you in advance I am Ben nelson