Benjamin Trail NP XL 1100 chrony / accuracy test

[Galba]

I just finished a vid showing a chrony test and accuracy from my Benjamin Trail NP XL 1100.
If you are curious check it out.



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*Link has been corrected.

[JTB530]

Maybe I'm missing something but that link took me to Airgun Brasil video about setting up a scope.

[codytwoeyes]

same thing happen to me ?

[uncle paulie]

I found it by scrolling the list of vids available.

pv

[JR]

I think this is the correct link.....I have seen the jelly bean shoot before. Good shooting, I know a lot of people that couldn't hit the paper let alone smaller.

[dash4cash]

nice shooting and I enjoyed the vid. Nice to see it carries over 18fpe down range at 20 yards. What weight pellet were you using??

Carl

[dschoen0]

Nice shooting and video!  Thanks for sharing...

[Galba]

Sorry guys... I have no clue about how I ended posting the wrong link.



At 2:18 it says, but I normally use CPHP 14.3gr (and this was the pellet used in the vid), Benjamin Domed Magnums shoots fine, Benjamin Discovery, and the Pointed Expanding (which I was told by Crosman is the Destroyer). The problem with the CPHP is inconsistency. Some pellets fit snug, some loose, some tight... But, for the price, and just to mess around...
It seems that Destroyers are the most accurate. But, I don't shoot them as much, they are a lot more expensive. If I would hunt, then I would used them. 
Keep in mind that POA/POI may change a bit. And once I switch pellets I have to shoot 10 to 20 pellets to get nice groups again. It seems that the barrel needs some pellets through it to get used to the new pellet.
According with the number on "OUR TAKE" from Straight Shooters, Crosman Premiers keep carrying good energy all the way to 50 yards.
I like my XL, shoots smooth, is quite, cocking is not hard at all, neither the kick. Yeah its a "super magnum" tho...
Once you get the right holding technique, everything comes in place.
I may tune her, I already get the parts for, bushing & washers from Airguntoys, new seal... I just put the project on the side, cause since I bought my Diana 460 (T05), I felt in love. She is a few FPE less powerful than the NP XL, but her accuracy blows the NP out of the water...
She is amazing, she groups .5 inch (or less) at 50 yards and I can consistently hit my smaller spinner (less the 1" diameter) at 75 yards. I cant do that with the NP XL.
I think the Diana 460 is what I was looking for, a Magnum with a PCP accuracy.
I may work in a video for her as well.
Thanks for watching and for the comments guys. This forum has been  a really nice source of information for this Newbie...
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