Benjamin Pioneer Airbow: Going Beyond The Backyard HD

Benjamin Pioneer Airbow: Going Beyond The Backyard HE PIONEER AIRBOW™ is an all-new category of big game weapon featuring full length arrows and full weight broadheads, all driven by air. Based on Benjamin’s proven American-made PCP platform, the Pioneer can be cocked with two fingers (and decofires 8 shotscked just as easily), fires 8 shots in the same amount of time it takes to fire three from a crossbow, all at a blazing 450 FPS. The Pioneer enhances everything enthusiasts enjoy about archery hunting while making the sport safer and more accessible. Arrows from the Pioneer stabilize quickly, giving shooters an expanded kill range for any game animal. Its accuracy is not affected by canting and it does not require the complex maintenance of crossbows. SPECIFICATIONS Pre-Charged Pneumatic (PCP) Airbow Powered by 3000 psi of compressed air Integrated pressure regulator delivers 8 consistent shots at 450 FPS Bullpup configuration, short 33.5” overall length Ambidextrous top cocking bolt BONUS: Realtree AP camo decals included Comes with 3 custom arrows with field tips, 6x40 mm scope, sling and quiver 160 fpe with 375 gr arrows @ 450 FPS Length: 33.5 inches Weight: 7 pounds Model: BABPNBX POWER The Pioneer shoots up to 450 FPS, generating 160 FPE with devastating effect on any size game. Combined with the cutting diameter of today’s archery broad heads, the Pioneer gives you the ultimate advantage. AIR AMERICAN PCP POWER - The Pioneer Airbow is driven by 3000 PSI of compressed air. An integrated pressure regulator delivers 8 shots at a consistent 450 FPS and the convenient fill nipple makes refilling quick and easy. Benjamin offers a High Pressure Hand Pump and 4500 PSI Charging System as filling solutions. ACCURACY The superb shot placement capability of the Pioneer comes from the unique method of propelling the arrow. Arrows are pulled from the front rather than pushed from the rear as with crossbows, resulting in remarkably tighter shot groupings. No Archer’s Paradox, canting or other disturbances result in 2” groups at 50 yards.