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1. Benjamin Sheridan H9 Series

Benjamin Sheridan H9 Series

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This is another pump air gun, in this case a pump up pistol, with a long lineage, dating all the way back to the Sheridan days in the 70s. Sheridan was then bought by Benjamin which was then bought by Crosman and along the way the model numbers changed as did the caliber offerings, but it's still the classic all metal and walnut pump up pistol, no matter what name is on it.

This one is in.177. Found an old Bushnell 1.3x pistol scope and an unused Sheridan/Benjamin scope mount in the scope drawer and added them to the H9A. This one is surprisingly hard to pump.

By the time I get to 4 pumps, I've had enough. Still, not all that difficult to get done. As to the trigger, not all that heavy, but fairly long pull and a fair amount of creep - you would not mistake this for a competition trigger, by any means. Still shootable, though. Sighted it in in the basement, today, at 33 feet (10 meters) from a rest and was well pleased with the accuracy.

By no stretch of the imagination do we have a competition shooter, here, but it did better than I expected. You won't win any matches with the H9A, but it is plenty accurate for shooting spinner targets, plinking and it could also be used for pest control if you're willing to pump it enough. (I need to do a better job of securing the targets so they don't rip so much.) I do like the fact that there is no plastic on these old classic pump air guns. They take a real beating and keep right on shooting.

Sure beats some of the plastic junk they make, now. Anyway, this Benjamin H9A is a pretty shootable little pump air pistol in my book. You still see some of these around for sale. I got this one for about $40 at a pawn shop. Lot of gun for $40.