I have only sighted in and fired 3 mags. This rifle with Benjamin pellets is much more accurate than my Armada however it is considerably louder than the Armada. Firing off hand I was able to hold a 3/4" group at 75'. I am still learning the trigger pull balance of the rifle. It is still a heavy gun even with the plastic stock. I will update this when I have fired it more after it warms up a bit.

Out of the box, the rifle would not hold air. I followed the instructions that came with it on how to air it up. I read online the problem could be a stuck open valve. Benjamin wanted me to ship to an authorized repair center at my cost. I took it to a local air gun shop and got the valve unstuck with high pressure air in combination with multiple cocking and trigger presses. It took a handful of attempts before the valve closed. The gun is accurate and seems to be consistent. I have changed my 1-star review to 4.

After having it a while, I like it. When I received it, I though it was used, but I guess that's just how it is with these. An extra magazine or two would have been nice for an item this expensive. Also, the barrel wiggles around in the tube clamp. A simple o-ring stuffed in there made it feel a lot better. For a gun that has been around this long, it just seems sloppy.

Super Pricey, mno returns allowed. Came with a broken stock, hard to use and load, VERY HEAVY. Instructions only a 5 year old child has the eyes to read. This is a reseller. reseller/reseller, etc product so I got ZIP customer service, finally got a stick that was not broken., Typical foreign crap and a screw you attitude. Almost had to go to Amazon to file a claim. Don't buy this product or anything from this reseller.

I own this air rifle in .25 and love it. I'm not crazy about the magazines, but the operation of the rifle has been perfect, with amazing accuracy. Plus, it's a beauty. I intend to add an Akela to my collection.

This gun is different than regular pellet guns in that it takes time to get used to the cocking mechanism and loading the magazine. However, this gun is rediculously quiet and very accurate. It holds zero and shots dont drop as psi drops.

I’ve had some issues with the gun so far...1- After opening the packaging, I found a loose screw on the box. Upon inspection, I noticed that the trigger guard was missing a screw and the hole had been stripped. Not sure if this was due to the packaging being bounced around in the back of the FedEx Ground van for a week or some manufacturing process issue. So I had to send the gun back which took a few more weeks. But this time I had it shipped to my office.2- I initially got some .22 Cal H&N 18 grain pellets with the gun which I understood would work (YouTube evaluators / testers) . Right from the start I notice that the magazine was not cycling through all 10 rounds consistently. Once I tried rapid firing which is also supposed to work, and the a pellet got jammed and the magazine stuck. I contacted Crossman support and they told me to just use a mallet and hammer it out. Seriously? The support did not provide any meaningful help. But they gave me the name of a few local authorized dealers. One of them told me that these 18+ grain pellets are too heavy for this gun. So I bought a 3’ ramrod for .17 & .22 Cal rifles and along with a lot of finesse was able to get the magazine and the damaged pellet out. I had gotten the heavier grain pellets mainly for backyard pesting. I of course stopped using the 18 grain pellets altogether.3- I bought some JSB 14.3 grain jumbo express pellets which apparently the gun is designed around. However, the magazine still does not cycle through all 10 pellet consistently when firing in succession. In fact I noticed that the 8th, 9th and 10th pellet chamber separators in the magazine are damaged (chipped) as the hammer hits them instead of the actual pellet (see photos). My sense is that the spring in the magazine is not strong enough or something is preventing the accurate cycling of the magazine.4- Operationally, there are a couple of issues with the charging handle. This gun is not easy to handle as it is also very heavy especially with a scope. Loading the magazine requires some acrobatics as you’d have to pull the charging handle back with some force while holding the gun and inserting the magazine. There is also no stop for the charging handle to keep it locked back for cleaning purposes. Benjamin could have added some sort of a mechanism (like all semi auto handguns have for locking the slide back) to keep the charging handle back while you clean the barrel.The only consolation in all of this is that Crossman support has been very generous with any parts I’ve requested it. That includes 3 or so additional magazines, baffles, springs, and O-rings.Look, I was really excited about getting this gun. I really like the stock (Turkish walnut) and the semi-auto feature if it actually worked consistently when rapid firing. But my experience shows that this gun is not quite ready for prime time and needs some tweaking to make it reach its full potential.I’m still on the fence as to whether or not to return it for a refund. I’ll be using the new magazines in the coming days as the weather improves to see if anything changes (especially with slower trigger pulls). But I hope this feedback was helpful if you’re planning to get one of these.

I really enjoy shooting this rifle! Accuracy is top notch, hole in hole almost every shot at 50 yards! The magazines cycle and load flawlessly, however, a warning to those of you buying here on Amazon, do not buy the RC2210 magazine listed under the rifle or anywhere else here on amazon for this rifle as they WILL NOT FIT or work! You must buy the newer magazines made specifically for this semi-automatic rifle! Other than that go for it! This is a quality rifle all around, shots per fill, trigger pull, accuracy, fit and finish are all superb! and you can have a blast shooting as fast as you can pull the trigger, up to ten shots of course as that is what the magazines hold! Unfortunately the fun did not last as the gun stopped working after about 500 rounds! So at this time I cannot recommend this rifle!