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The Crosman Benjamin Trail NP XL1500 is a break barrel air rifle with a nitro
piston that makes it 70% quieter and 25% more accurate.
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New videos and reviews every day 6000+ reviews from our customers Crosman Benjamin Trail NP XL1500 is a break barrel air rifle with a nitro piston that makes it 70% quieter and 25% more accurate. And that's not all, because the barrel is topped with a sound moderator that reduces the noise even more.
The wooden stock has a smooth design interrupted at the grip points by engraving to provide greater stability. The cheekpiece is ambidextrous, making it suitable for both right- and left-handed shooters. A distinctive feature of the stock is the thumbhole.
On the front side of the forearm is a sling mount for attaching a carrying strap. Excellent accuracy is ensured by a 44 cm precision barrel, inside of which there is a 12-groove bore.
The package includes a 3-9x40 AO rifle scope, which is mounted on a weaver mounting rail.
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