The pistol is solid and quite heavy. I personally shoot it with both hands, supporting one hand in front of the trigger. Once you get used to it, you can hit the target accurately with good pellets at distances up to 20m. The rear sight is rather poor quality, even though it’s partly metal.
Crosman-Benjamin Trail NP Pistol Mk. II 4,5 mm Airgun
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Pistol featuring a classic silhouette with a rifled barrel, 4.5 mm caliber, engineered for Diabolo pellets. The main construction utilizes lightweight yet robust polymer, offering excellent resistance to varying weather and scratches.
Equipped with a Nitro Piston system, the air rifle uses a patented gas piston technology powered by compressed nitrogen, delivering smooth action during cocking and firing. Shooting cycles are shorter and vibration levels are cut by 80%, helping pellet muzzle velocity remain consistent for up to 25,000 shots. In comparison with traditional mechanical springs, the gas piston design greatly reduces noise—by as much as 70%.
Performance varies according to pellet type, with muzzle velocities reaching up to 170 m/s for lead pellets and 200 m/s for lead-free pellets.
For added safety against accidental discharge, the pistol includes a trigger safety, positioned just above the trigger.
Featuring fiber optic sights, the pistol enables precise aiming even in low-light conditions. The rear sight provides vertical and horizontal adjustment, whereas the front sight is fixed.
An 11 mm standard mounting rail is integrated onto the air rifle's cylinder for attaching an optical or red dot sight. A Weaver 22 mm mounting rail is also situated below the barrel, allowing for accessories such as flashlights or lasers to be installed.
A barrel extension sleeve is provided, making cocking the spring easier.
Technical data
Initial velocity: from 170 to 200 m/s
Caliber: 4.5 mm
Bullet kinetic energy: Barrel length: 139 mm
Overall length: 406 mm
Weight: 1.56 kg
Manufacturer: Crosman & Benjamin, USA
Militaria.pl is the exclusive distributor of Crosman
Crosman is a brand with more than a century of tradition, which has been providing shooting enthusiasts with reliable air guns and ammunition for years. A turning point in its history was the introduction of the Powerlet CO2 cartridge in 1954 - a 12-gram capsule that revolutionized the market by offering 50% more gas than the 8-gram cartridges previously used. This allowed a much higher number of shots to be fired from a single capsule. Over the years, Crosman expanded its offerings, introducing airsoft replicas, optics and accessories. Today the brand offers a wide range of products that work well for both recreational shooting and professional training.
| Style | Military-tactical |
|---|---|
| Body/frame material | Plastic |
| Accuracy class | Precise |
| Pellet type | Diabolo |
| Muzzle energy | Under 17 J |
| Initial velocity | 200 m/s |
| Airgun propulsion | Gas spring |
| Accessory rail | Yes |
| Caliber | 4,5 mm (.177 ") |
| Max shots per fill | 1 |
| Blowback | No |
| Magazine | No |
| Magazine capacity | 1 No data |
| Pellet reloading | Manual |
| Fixed sighting devices | Yes - fiber optics |
| Optics ready | Yes |
| Overall length | 406 mm |
| Weight | 1.56 kg |
| EAN | 028478150140 |
| Manufacturer code | PBN17 |
| Brand | Crosman |
| EAN |
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Review summary
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Number of reviews: 19
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A... Review confirmed by purchase
The pistol is heavy, but it feels good to hold – preferably with both hands, unless you’re shooting ‘instinctively’ – that is, quickly and without using the front and rear sights. It’s very accurate despite the short barrel for such a relatively long gun. It hit the target precisely, including with Crosman Powershot Fast Flight Penetrators 4.5 pellets – not usually recommended for handguns. The pistol shoots with a lot of force, so safety is an absolute priority – this really is not a toy.
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M... Review confirmed by purchase
The air pistol is powerful and quite heavy (it feels that way) due to the center of gravity being shifted away from the grip – that’s a typical ‘springer’ feature. It’s nice, minimalistic in design, but has everything you need – adjustable sights (rear sight), safety, upper and lower accessory rails. Of course, the lower rail is limited in use, but you can easily mount a small laser sight – but remember what I mentioned earlier about the shifted center of gravity, because this is a pistol. What more could you want? Just a place to shoot and durable targets, preferably spinners or metal silhouettes (silhouette, HFT). Let’s shoot for fun, but like professionals :-)
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The air pistol is light and accurate. Virtually zero recoil when shooting, which makes it much easier to shoot accurately.
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The air pistol is quite accurate, to be fair, and it also has decent power. Unfortunately, the designer who made the rail under the barrel must have never cocked a spring (here gas) pistol with accessories attached. You simply can’t do it because you have to break the barrel all the way back. So you can’t use a laser etc. The solution could be to remove the trigger guard or an extension to the rail. In general, this pistol begs for a different, modular housing, or at least a longer barrel.
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You can see that Crosman produces everything in China. I can’t say anything good about this air pistol. The quality of the plastic castings is very low – excessive flash at the mold joints. The trigger is so stiff that accurate shooting is out of the question. I had two: one shot about 10 cm too low from 10 meters: it couldn’t be adjusted – already beyond rear sight adjustment range. In the second, the barrel didn’t fit the body. I didn’t have a chronograph yet, but it seems quite powerful. Overall: a waste of money.
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Solid (very) air gun. Heavy. Big. Difficult to manipulate. But very pleasant for shooting both hands. Very accurate. If you accommodate with aiming tools. I intend to substitute with a scope (dovetail) the picatinny rail could be used for a vertical handle
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This pistol is not for everyone. It’s heavy and big. For some people that’s an advantage, for others a disadvantage. Therefore, you need to consider this when choosing. The workmanship is at a very decent level.
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Great air gun, I recommend it, it works well, super fun for the whole family.
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Shooting is a pleasure.
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High power, fits well in the hand.
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The pluses have already been mentioned. MINUSES 1. Some new units (I had two) are practically impossible to break open by hand for loading at first. After several dozen shots it gets much better. 2. If the shooter has S or M sized hands and is not a Canadian lumberjack, the grip is uncomfortable, too big (about 20% bigger than pistols). 3. The weight makes one-handed shooting quite tiring with a large number of shots. Shooting with both hands or with support is definitely more accurate and comfortable.
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The pistol is really solid and worth recommending. Its accuracy is impressive. It fits well in the hand.
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The pistol is pleasant to use and solid. It’s easy to load thanks to the barrel cover. You don’t have to remove it to shoot, but it’s worth doing so as it improves balance and accuracy. Due to its size and weight, it’s easier to shoot with both hands, but it’s also possible with one hand. The biggest drawback is the sights. The plastic rear sight, even fully tightened, is too high. It seems that shortening the tension screw and grinding the base should help. The fiber optics are short, so they don’t gather light very well.
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As for the store itself, I love shopping at Militaria. I recommend this store, and despite everything, I still recommend this air pistol because you won’t find a more accurate one when it comes to pistols.
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