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Benjamin Armada Air Rifle

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  • PCP-POWERED .22-CALIBER AIR GUN – Great for target shooting and medium-sized game hunting
  • REVERSIBLE BOLT-ACTION - For right and left-handed sportsmen.
  • MODULAR DESIGN WITH RIFLED BARREL - Quiet and versatile with on-board air pressure gauge.
  • 10-ROUND ROTARY CLIP MAGAZINE - Multi-shot capable, delivers speeds up to 1000 fps
  • 4-16X50 mm RIFLESCOPE - With a multi-coated lens for accuracy downrange
  • MACHINED RECEIVER AND 5-INCH PICATINNY RAIL - Add your favorite accessories.
  • BIPOD
  • BENJAMIN - A True Original

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Solid, hardwood stocks and durable synthetic options

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Designed for hunting and the shooting sports

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4.5 out of 5 stars
4.5 out of 5
482 global ratings

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Customers like the accuracy and noise level of the air rifle. For example, they mention it's extremely accurate and super quiet. That said, opinions are mixed on quality, value, and ease of use.

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47 customers mention47 positive0 negative

Customers are impressed with the accuracy of the air rifle. They say it is extremely accurate, incredible, and spooky accurate. They also say it has the stability to shoot orders of magnitude more accurate.

"...The accuracy is very good. I have read online that this unit can hit a good group at out to 100 yards...." Read more

"...several hundred rounds through it now and it is very consistent and accurate. I have not had to adjust my scope once I dialed in the zero at 20 yds...." Read more

"...The .25 Armada is a wonderfully quiet and spooky accurate varmint rifle --- very happy to add it to my collection!BMC..." Read more

"...got it sighted in, using the scope that was provided, this gun is dead accurate - even at some distance (50 - 75 yards)...." Read more

23 customers mention23 positive0 negative

Customers are satisfied with the noise level of the air gun. They mention that it is super quiet and doesn't sound like a gun. Some say that the sound level is ridiculous and that there is no loud crack.

"...Not only are there a plethora of ways to make this already quiet rifle even more quiet, there are some great (if not awesome) mods that can increase..." Read more

"...Very easy to shoot, no recoil at all.On top of that, it is quiet...." Read more

"...The .25 Armada is a wonderfully quiet and spooky accurate varmint rifle --- very happy to add it to my collection!BMC..." Read more

"...Another thing I really like is this pellet gun is really quiet compared to others I've used. Not silent by any means but no loud 'crack'...." Read more

13 customers mention10 positive3 negative

Customers like the performance of the air gun. They mention that it is very effective, and lethal. The bipod works well, and the stock works OK. The rifle is pretty heavy, but fine for their use. The bolt functions alright, and it hits what they aim at.

"...The bipod works good for what it is. All in all a good package deal...." Read more

"...90 yards It shoots 8 shot 2 inch groups. The bolt functions alright. It’s a bit of a pull to get it all the way back. That may be adjustable also...." Read more

"...Stock on mine works OK, but is pretty loose and rattley, probably the worst thing on the gun...." Read more

"...Not the most powerful on the market, but that's not necessary for my needs either...." Read more

12 customers mention12 positive0 negative

Customers are satisfied with the power of the air gun. They mention that it has a lot of power, is powerful enough for home defense, and has plenty of knockdown power. Some say that the air rifle packs some serious varmint stopping power.

"...This air rifle packs some serious varmint stopping power...." Read more

"I bought the combo package. Gun is nice, fun, accurate and powerful. Scope is a piece of garbage...." Read more

"...enough for hunting or even home defense and I think its powerful enough for both...." Read more

"The accuracy that this thing can achieve is amazing. .25 is really powerful. 👍😍..." Read more

61 customers mention38 positive23 negative

Customers are mixed about the quality of the air gun. Some mention that it's a good quality rifle with plenty of knockdown power, while others say that the magazines seem variable in quality, the original stock is cheap plastic, and the gun looks used and defective.

"...The scope is reasonably good. It is 2nd FP, but is totally fine for backyard shooting...." Read more

"I bought the combo package. Gun is nice, fun, accurate and powerful. Scope is a piece of garbage...." Read more

"...cock the bolt back farther than normal (for cycling the rifle) is a little awkward and can be a pain...." Read more

"...makes it feel a bit cheap but the Armada .25 is still shooting great with the JSB pellets. it shoots alright with Benjamin pellets but not great...." Read more

33 customers mention18 positive15 negative

Customers are mixed about the value of the air gun. Some mention it's well worth the money, has good accessories, and plenty of aftermarket mods available. They also say it'll give you an opportunity to target shoot for cheap. However, others say it isn't worth the price, has a cheap stock, and is rough for the price point.

"...Modestly priced, good accessories and plenty of aftermarket mods available.Long winded version below...." Read more

"..."touch" surfaces - trigger, bolt, pistol grip - seems a little rough for the price point - not bad, just nothing that feels "good"...." Read more

"...With the current prices of ammo, this gives me an opportunity to target shoot for cheap and I don't even have to drive to the range...." Read more

"...However the rifle is large, cumbersome and much more expensive than a real firearm...." Read more

15 customers mention9 positive6 negative

Customers are mixed about the ease of use of the air gun. Some mention that it's accurate, easy to use, and fairly easy to site in. They say it'll shoot well and has no recoil. They also say it has plenty of power in the.25 caliber and is easy to fill and operate. However, others say that it is difficult, awkward, and cumbersome to set up and use. They mention that the magazine is a little difficult to use.

"...So you can’t say I didn’t warn you. Luckily these things are easy to work on!..." Read more

"...It’s not “easy” to pump. I’m around 200 pounds and it’s a work out pumping the 70 pumps in a row...." Read more

"...The trigger is nice. Two stage with a 1.5 lb second stage. Very easy to shoot, no recoil at all.On top of that, it is quiet...." Read more

"...Very difficult and awkward...." Read more

12 customers mention0 positive12 negative

Customers are not satisfied with the weight of the air gun. They mention that it is very heavy and a pretty paper weight.

"...Some have mentioned that the rifle is heavy, but I guess it's all relative...." Read more

"...Might be best to order it left handed.It IS Heavy --- more so than a real m-4 -- if it is too much, try a smaller scope and drop the..." Read more

"...Rifle is pretty heavy, but fine for my use as I am using a sandbag on a fixed bench...." Read more

"...The rifle is quite heavy but that is mostly due to the scope...I use it at a bench or with a shooting stick which remedies the weight issue...." Read more

Accurate, Consistent and Quiet. Try various pellets and pressures
5 Stars
Accurate, Consistent and Quiet. Try various pellets and pressures
Final Update 11/3/2021:Wanted to give one final update after a few months. After putting around 1200 rounds through this rifle, I still maintain the 5+ star rating. I attached a picture of a dime-sized group I shot just today 4 months after I got this rifle.The only adjustments to the scope have been 1-2 clicks here and there to correct for some very minor drift which is to be expected.All I've really done is put 2 drops of PWS silicone chamber oil in the pump port every 600 shots or so and I'll put a little gun oil on the bolt. Other than that it is pretty maintenance free.Use the right ammo and pressure and you won't be disappointed.UPDATE 7/15/2021:I would give this air rifle 6 stars if I could. I've put several hundred rounds through it now and it is very consistent and accurate. I have not had to adjust my scope once I dialed in the zero at 20 yds. I come from a firearms background and recently got back into air rifles, and where accuracy is concerned, the ammo matters just as much (sometimes more) than the rifle.For those that have grouping problems, try different pellets and pressure levels. TLDR:- This rifle groups very well. I've attached grouping shots with ranges, pellet brand/weights, and pressure levels- Light pellets seem to like lower pressure, ~1900-2000 PSI. I got the H&N 7.25 gr Terminators to group well at those pressures.- Heavier pellets do well at higher pressure, ~2500 PSI.- Faster is not necessarily better. While the rifle can go up to 3000 PSI, I have read that the grouping might not be as consistent at those higher pressures.- Use pellets that fit snugly in the chamber so that the skirts engage the rifling well. I had some cheaper pellets that were somewhat loose fitting and they wouldn't group consistently at any pressure.Details:I initially ran a test of several different pellets at 20 yds and 2500 PSI and found that the lighter 7.25 gr pellets would not group well.I then lowered the pressure to 2000 PSI for the lighter pellets and they started grouping pretty nicely. I then tried Beeman Crow Magnum 9gr and H&N 9.57 gr pellets at 2500 PSI and you can see the results in the 2nd photo.I have had good results with H&N pellets so far and will stick with those.------------------------I am new to PCP rifles and previously shot a spring piston air rifle. After shooting this, I am going to give away my spring piston rifle because the Armada beats it in every way possible. Attached is a 5 shot group at ~12 yds with the rifle pumped up to 2500 PSI. I shot those using the included bipod. All 5 are within the outline of a dime. I have never been able to get that kind of consistency with my spring piston rifle. So far, after shooting several different times, the point of impact has not changed substantially so it is pretty consistent from what I can tell so far.The trigger is nice. Two stage with a 1.5 lb second stage. Very easy to shoot, no recoil at all.On top of that, it is quiet. The sound of the pellet hitting the back of my steel bullet trap is louder than the report of the rifle, by a lot. When I fired my spring piston rifle, I could barely hear the pellet hit the trap over the SPRIONG of the rifle spring.Some have mentioned that the rifle is heavy, but I guess it's all relative. I'm used to carrying a .308 so to me, the Armada actually feels light by comparison even with the scope and bipod. I'd say it is about 8.5 pounds if you take the bipod off. If you have the bipod on, you're most likely shooting off a bench or other support and the weight doesn't really matter.The scope is reasonably good. It is 2nd FP, but is totally fine for backyard shooting. It has a side focus/parallax adjustment knob, elevation and windage knobs with distinct clicks, 4-16x mag and keeps its zero as far as I can tell so far after shooting it for a week. For the range that I'm shooting (~20 yds), I just keep it at 8x.I like that the grip and buttstock are milspec. I happen to have an extra AR-15 grip and Magpul buttstock and put those on for better comfort. That said, the included buttstock isn't horrible. I shot the attached 5 shot group with the included buttstock before I switched it out. Also, the handguard is MLOK compliant so if you want to attach any rails or other accessories, that is also easy to do.This rifle is a bit more expensive, but to me was totally worth it and is a good value. With the current prices of ammo, this gives me an opportunity to target shoot for cheap and I don't even have to drive to the range. I just shoot out my back window into my target holder/bullet trap and no one even knows. :-D
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Reviewed in the United States on July 9, 2021
Final Update 11/3/2021:
Wanted to give one final update after a few months. After putting around 1200 rounds through this rifle, I still maintain the 5+ star rating. I attached a picture of a dime-sized group I shot just today 4 months after I got this rifle.

The only adjustments to the scope have been 1-2 clicks here and there to correct for some very minor drift which is to be expected.

All I've really done is put 2 drops of PWS silicone chamber oil in the pump port every 600 shots or so and I'll put a little gun oil on the bolt. Other than that it is pretty maintenance free.

Use the right ammo and pressure and you won't be disappointed.

UPDATE 7/15/2021:
I would give this air rifle 6 stars if I could. I've put several hundred rounds through it now and it is very consistent and accurate. I have not had to adjust my scope once I dialed in the zero at 20 yds. I come from a firearms background and recently got back into air rifles, and where accuracy is concerned, the ammo matters just as much (sometimes more) than the rifle.

For those that have grouping problems, try different pellets and pressure levels. TLDR:
- This rifle groups very well. I've attached grouping shots with ranges, pellet brand/weights, and pressure levels
- Light pellets seem to like lower pressure, ~1900-2000 PSI. I got the H&N 7.25 gr Terminators to group well at those pressures.
- Heavier pellets do well at higher pressure, ~2500 PSI.
- Faster is not necessarily better. While the rifle can go up to 3000 PSI, I have read that the grouping might not be as consistent at those higher pressures.
- Use pellets that fit snugly in the chamber so that the skirts engage the rifling well. I had some cheaper pellets that were somewhat loose fitting and they wouldn't group consistently at any pressure.

Details:
I initially ran a test of several different pellets at 20 yds and 2500 PSI and found that the lighter 7.25 gr pellets would not group well.

I then lowered the pressure to 2000 PSI for the lighter pellets and they started grouping pretty nicely. I then tried Beeman Crow Magnum 9gr and H&N 9.57 gr pellets at 2500 PSI and you can see the results in the 2nd photo.

I have had good results with H&N pellets so far and will stick with those.
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I am new to PCP rifles and previously shot a spring piston air rifle. After shooting this, I am going to give away my spring piston rifle because the Armada beats it in every way possible. Attached is a 5 shot group at ~12 yds with the rifle pumped up to 2500 PSI. I shot those using the included bipod. All 5 are within the outline of a dime. I have never been able to get that kind of consistency with my spring piston rifle. So far, after shooting several different times, the point of impact has not changed substantially so it is pretty consistent from what I can tell so far.

The trigger is nice. Two stage with a 1.5 lb second stage. Very easy to shoot, no recoil at all.

On top of that, it is quiet. The sound of the pellet hitting the back of my steel bullet trap is louder than the report of the rifle, by a lot. When I fired my spring piston rifle, I could barely hear the pellet hit the trap over the SPRIONG of the rifle spring.

Some have mentioned that the rifle is heavy, but I guess it's all relative. I'm used to carrying a .308 so to me, the Armada actually feels light by comparison even with the scope and bipod. I'd say it is about 8.5 pounds if you take the bipod off. If you have the bipod on, you're most likely shooting off a bench or other support and the weight doesn't really matter.

The scope is reasonably good. It is 2nd FP, but is totally fine for backyard shooting. It has a side focus/parallax adjustment knob, elevation and windage knobs with distinct clicks, 4-16x mag and keeps its zero as far as I can tell so far after shooting it for a week. For the range that I'm shooting (~20 yds), I just keep it at 8x.

I like that the grip and buttstock are milspec. I happen to have an extra AR-15 grip and Magpul buttstock and put those on for better comfort. That said, the included buttstock isn't horrible. I shot the attached 5 shot group with the included buttstock before I switched it out. Also, the handguard is MLOK compliant so if you want to attach any rails or other accessories, that is also easy to do.

This rifle is a bit more expensive, but to me was totally worth it and is a good value. With the current prices of ammo, this gives me an opportunity to target shoot for cheap and I don't even have to drive to the range. I just shoot out my back window into my target holder/bullet trap and no one even knows. :-D
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