Developed by Steve Woodward, the Benjamin ACP takes pump-up rifles to the next level. Utilizing state-of-the-art technology in air conservation, the Benjamin ACP uses less effort to achieve full power shots, and is significantly quieter than the standard model. By installing a hammer debounce device, the otherwise wasteful valve now conserves most of the stored air for use in the following shot. By simply pumping the rifle initially to the full 8 pumps and firing at full power, the next sequential shots only require 3 pumps* to achieve the same full power. This drastically reduces the amount of time and effort between shots, making follow up even quicker. Plus, the conservation of air greatly reduces the muzzle blast that a standard Benjamin would have. In order make the rifle less complicated to use, the ACP comes with a simple pressure sensor module which protrudes when the rifle is fully charged with air. This eliminates the risk of overcharging the rifle and locking the valve. When the pressure sensor protrudes from beneath the stock, the rifle is fully charged. Added to the innovative valve design is the reknowned SuperSear trigger, installed. This sear changes the factory trigger configuration and produces a true 2-stage trigger.
| Model | 392ACP | |
| Mechanism | Bolt-action | |
| Power Source | Pump | |
| Caliber | .22 | |
| Capacity | Single Shot | |
| Velocity | up to 685 fps | |
| Weight | 5.5 lbs | |
| Length | overall: 36.25" | |
| Barrel | Black Brass, 19.38" | |
| Rifling | Right Hand, 6 grooves, 1 turn in 14" | |
| Stock/Forearm | American Hardwood | |
| Front Sight | High Ramp Blade | |
| Rear Sight | Open adjustable |
Benjamin ACP Pressure Sensor |
$339.00
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Custom Benjamin SuperSear |
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*3 pumps are standard, but occasionally 2 or 4 pumps are required.
