Benjamin Discovery Pump Combo

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Hi: I went online after reading reviews and found TKO ( www.tko22.com ) Just google TKO and you will find all kinds of information. Mine will be delivered today. I need to install it before I can do much shooting (neighbors) If you watch the videos on youtube, you will see it is a very easy process to install. Best regards GEB

An outfit called TKO Airguns seems to get the most buzz for muzzle brakes on the Disco .22. It's a $50 part with pretty straight forward install except for the modification of the fill port cap.

The TKO muzzle brake is a great and rather inexpensive purchase and a great job making this gun more backyard friendly.

When I purchased my Benjamin Discovery for $399.99, the 'high pressure' pump came in the same box, the Discovery operates on 2000 'high pressure' to pump up the gun it takes around one hundred pumps from the "bicycle type 'looking' pump", the first 30 to 40 pumps are pretty easy, as the air reservoir fills, the pump becomes harder and harder, trust me pard, using a regular bike tire pump would take 'tens of thousands' of pumps (if at all possible) to fill the air reservoir up to '2000 PSI', a bicycle pump on a bike tire will fill the tire to 34 PSI + or - within a dozen or two pumps and it doesn't get difficult at all, picture in your mind a huge 100 ton electro haul mining truck, one tire is over ten feet tall, how long would it take the average person to pump up 'one' tire using a bicycle tire pump, hundreds of thousands of pumps and several weeks working round the clock, 'maybe', same scenario, trust me, if Benjamin could have filled their Discovery Rifle with a low pressure bike tire pump, they would have sent one with the gun, just sayin! Because I have a terrible back, it's a workout for me at 55 years old to pump up the gun with the 'high pressure' pump provided, I went down to my local scuba shop and purchased an 80 cubic 'foot' scuba tank for $200.00 USD, I purchased a filling station with a 24" high pressure hose that attaches to the gun for around $80.00, the dive shop will fill my scuba tank to 3500 PSI (I get free air and yearly inspections for life) I can refill the gun in about '1' second to 2000 PSI and can refill the gun around 60 times with one fill up from the scuba tank, AirGun Depot can sell you a carbon fiber 90 cubic 'inch' tank for $299.00 which will fill your gun around a dozen times. I've tried to use as much detail describing what I've done with my PCP (pre charged pneumatic) Benjamin Discovery .22 Cal pellet rifle. I wish you well, good luck.

You need a specialized 3-4 stage pump to fill this rifle. It has a maximum fill of 2000psi, usually shoot it from 2000psi down too 1000psi. A bicycle pump will only go up too 100-120psi so not even close to enough pressure needed to fill this rifle. Hope that helps.

I can't see anyway to possibly adapt a common bike pump. The pressures are too high. We're talking 2,000 psi here. The supplied pump moves much less volume per stroke, but at much higher compression. I haven't tried using CO2 yet.

No the gun requires 2000 PSI , bicycle not able to put out that kind of pressure

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Archer Airguns sells a Ninja tank with a Ninja 2000 psi regulator for about $300. The 2000 psi regulator prevents over filling. On my list.

You can find them for about $100 and up.

Yes u can use an air compressor as long as it produces 3500psi or more. Just make sure u have the right hose and foster release and a psi regulator wouldn't hurt either.

My gun is most accurate with the JSB Heavy 18.13 grain pellet. I am averaging 796 fps with this pellet. My Discovery doesn't really like the 14.3 grain pellets from Crosman or Benjamin. I stick with JSB Exact Heavy 18.13 grain for extra power delivered to the target. One other pellet that shots great in my Discover is the Kodiak 20 grain pellet. I am talking .38" groups at 15 yards with both the JSB and Kodiak. I have made kills on Doves from 64 and 93 yards that were measured with a range finder. I suggest you get an AO scope with Mil-Dot, and a program for your smart phone called Chairgun from Hawke.com. You should also learn to calculate distance using the Mil-Dots and the size of the targets. Taking out large crows at 60 yards with head shots is very doable, but if hunting like that I suggest also getting a refill tank of some kind. Pumping up the gun in the field usually ruins the hunt. :)

My .22 Disco really likes 14.3g Benjamin hollow point pellets. I am seeing around 815 FPS for around 22 FPE and I get nickel sized groups at 33 yards.

Like all air guns, the velocity will vary with pellet weight. Heavy pellets will shoot slower, but have more kinetic energy; lighter pellets will shoot faster but with less EK. This is counter intuitive but due to more efficient use of energy. Spring guns are opposite.

this air gun is very accurate with almost any kind of pellet but most accurate with crosman 14.3 at 50 yards under hitting at a quarter it never miss under 50 yards....

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Be careful with shop air, since many shop air systems mix-in some oil, and you do not want any petroleum based oil near any seals, since it will eat them away. I do agree with the other folks - that hand pump is just fine. Out of the box, it took be something like 80 pumps to come up to 2K psi. I then get 20-25 shots with 14.3g .22 Benjamin HPs keeping the pressure gauge in the green zone. Then it takes me something like 50 pumps to get the gun back up to 2K psi. Don't pump too fast - the bottom of the pump can get hot - just take your time, and it's not bad at all.

You probably could, however I don't know why you would want to. There would be little to no advantage in starting at this point as it would only be a few strokes of the hand pump. Remember we want to charge the rifle to 2000 PSI so to start at 135 would be of little use. You would also be running the risk of contamination as well from such a compressor as well seeing as they often have high levels of water and oil.

No. It requires 2000 psi. The provided hand pump works fine though.

No you cannot, this gun operates at 2000 psi

Yes, but you would need an add-on booster like the shoebox compressor (shoeboxcompressor.com). But frankly the manual pump is not so bad. It takes as much effort as a typical bicycle pump.

Sorry, but no you cannot. You need either a high pressure hand pump (cheapest), or use a scuba tank (expensive) which will have to be filled by a shop. My advice is to hand pump and enjoy the exercise and shooting a PCP on the cheap.

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The beauty of the Discovery is that it is one of the few PCP rifles with open sights on the barrel. You do not need a scope. However, I put a Centerpoint 3-9x50 onto my .22 Discovery. I get nickel sized groups at 33 yards using Benjamin .22 14.3g HPs and at the 9x setting at 20-25 yards a squirrel fills the view, so I can easily select where I place the shot. However, the 50mm objective lens just barely fits with high mounts. I had to remove the sight nearest to the breech. If you want to keep the barrel sight on, I suggest not going over 40mm.

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Try checking out at the sight and if there is a restriction you will get a warning before you purchase the product. There are a lot of different regulations for all different countries and they are always changing, so we have set up an automatic warring if there is a product, based on your location, that is forbidden. Shipping price always changes, but you should be able to see the final price before you complete your purchase.

Try checking out at the sight and if there is a restriction you will get a warning before you purchase the product. There are a lot of different regulations for all different countries and they are always changing, so we have set up an automatic warring if there is a product, based on your location, that is forbidden. Shipping price always changes, but you should be able to see the final price before you complete your purchase.

Agnel, The Benjamin Discovery Dual Fuel Air Rifle .177 PCP is a single shot rifle. Please let us know if you have any further questions. Sincerely, Airgun Depot Customer Care

"Staff is wrong." According to Benjamin and the specs on this page, the weight is 5.13lbs.

The weight of the whole package is 18 pounds. The weight of the gun is around 10 pounds.

Crosman does have a suggested game chart. They say "no" for the .22 Discovery but 20 yards for the .22 M-Rod. Now the .22 Discovery does shoot with about the same 22fpe power of the .22 M-Rod. Most folks use the .25 M-Rod or equiv. on coyotes, since it is at the 40fpe range, at 30-40 yards. Here is a link to the Crosman capabilities chart showing various guns, calibers, pellet weights and game types with ranges. http://www.crosman.com/mediacenter2012/Guides/Crosman_Airgun_and_Pellet_Capabilities_Chart.pdf

Try checking out at the sight and if there is a restriction you will get a warning before you purchase the product. There are a lot of different regulations for all different countries and they are always changing, so we have set up an automatic warring if there is a product, based on your location, that is forbidden.

Go to that webpage, where the item you want is. Click on "Add to Cart." (There will be a pop up with other items if you want those) Then click "proceed to checkout" if that is everything you want. When your checking out at the sight and there is a restriction you will get a warning before you purchase the product. There are a lot of different regulations for all different countries and they are always changing, so we have set up an automatic warring if there is a product, based on your location, that is forbidden.

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The pump can also be used on the 3K PSI Maurauder. As for other 2K to 3K PSI guns, it depends on what they have for air fittings.

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The manual also says you can dry fire (no pellet) it to remove the air pressure. You should leave some air pressure in it because it is good to keep some pressure against the seals. I store mine at a full 2K PSI charge and had no problems. If you want to ship it somewhere, then yes, remove most of the pressure. I have the degassing tool, but I have not used it yet.

Well with any gun you want to make sure the mag is out of the gun and there are no pellets in the barrel. There is a tool that guns with your PCP rifle that screws into the back on the rifle and once its tight enough the air pressure will be release. It will be loud.

Averages 102 db's.

It gun is fairly loud when fully charged, about the same as a Crosman 760 fully pumped.

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On the usual air gun loudness scale of 1 to 4, I would give the .22 Disco a 4 plus. It's almost like firing a .22 rimfire short for loudness. Now, if you are going to add-on a scope, also consider putting on a TKO22 muzzle brake. You remove the end barrel sight and put-on the muzzle brake and the loudness drops from a 4 plus to a 2, much like a Maurauder.

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Yes, it'll take rabbits up to 35-40 yds headshot.

.177 will be best for longer range pigeons, but for barn shooting, .22 will work better.

Unfortunately, there isn't anything i know that can be done about the noise level of PCP guns. If such a think is possible, we do not do it here. Sorry.

The scope does not come mounted on this rifle. you will have to mount and adjust it yourself. It can easily be done by a beginner with about 25 shots.

The total weight of the gun is recorded at 5 lbs 2 ounces.

The type of pellets contribute to the noise as heavier pellets will be quieter.

Try the JSB's, H&N's and Polymags.

I'd think that the Polymags are the most accurate, but it depends on the gun.

I have fond that for .22 cal JSB Exact 18.1 grain pellets are very accurate up to 50+ yards max, the second choice is Crosman Premier 14.3 grains, these works very good for up to 20 yards. I recommend to watch video on youtube from "lasourisaboyante" on .22 acccuracy @ 50 yards.

I set up a Champion bullet trap at 20 yards and tried RWS Superpoints, RWS Superdomes and Crosman Premiers (Brown Box). The Crosman Premiers were very good, with groups about 1"-1.25". The RWS Superpoints shot about 4" low and 2" to the right and had wider groups at around 2.5". The Discovery really liked the RWS Superdomes. Very tight groups about the size of a quarter at 20 yards and the groups were all a single hole - no outliers. It would also be worth trying other rounded nose or rounded hollow points like the Benjamins as well.

3/8" or 11mm dovetail mounts will work on this gun.

I'am using high profile Two Piece rings (11mm dovetail). That gives me more room for the fingers to insert the pellet. Also high profile rings give some space between scope objective and barrel, which is good if you will find that you run out off clicks for scope elevation, and will need to put a shim under rear ring to solve this problem. For PCP there is no need to use a rail system because there is no recoil at all. My rings have never moved or came loose. With my setup I'am able to put pellets to the same hole at 20 yards. Hope this will help

You will need 3/8" dovetail mounts (also referred to as 11mm). I would recommend a two-piece mount to maintain clearance for feeding pellets.

The Benjamin Discovery uses a 11mm Dovetail mount. When you buy the mount, be sure to buy a two piece mount and make sure it's a high mount, because you will need the room to load the gun via the bolt underneath the scope.

Yes.

Yes, it'll take most anything.....except a coyote(unless he's close).

No, small to medium for this gun.

yes

This comes only with the pump, you'll have to buy fittings and adapters for attaching a scuba tank.

I just noticed the Q&A section on the web site. No - the package comes with the pump. Go to the Crosman web site and you can download a PCP guide that shows all of their PCP guns and the various fittings for the different types of air and CO2 fills. The scuba tank requires an additional fitting. Regards, Joe Dz.

.22 all the way!

Go for the .22, more power and better knocking down power.

If you will get a .22 you will be able to hunt and practice on targets.

you should get .22,will not be disapponted

It really depends on what you plan to use the gun for. If you plan to hunt larger pests with it (racoons, jack rabbits, etc) I would get the .22 as it has much more knock down power. If you plan to mostly target shoot with it then .177 cal would be my choice. The .22 cal version is by far the more popular caliber for this gun.