Benjamin Bulldog Bullpup .357/.45 Cal

The Benjamin Bulldog Air Rifle

The Benjamin Bulldog Bullpup airguns are compact and easily maneuvered in the field. Why carry a full-size rifle when a gun 30% shorter has all the power you need to get the job done? The Benjamin Bulldog .357 takes game at distances that smallbore airguns can only dream about harvesting. Besides reaching out further, take larger game and pests such as feral hogs, which are destroying American farmland. Your local farmers will see you as a hero for coming to their property to eliminate these pests. Because this Benjamin is shrouded, it's not going to spook all the other critters after you take your first shot. Speaking of shots, you'll get 5 in each rotary clip and up to 10 shots per fill. That gives you plenty of ammo in case your quarry runs in packs.

The Benjamin Bulldog .457 gives you even more of what you loved from the popular Bulldog series so you can take bigger game than you could before. You get speeds up to 760 fps and power up to 450 fpe with this upgraded version because it uses .457 slugs or pellets, meaning you'll have over twice the power of the smaller caliber version.

The added power of this air rifle comes from the longer air cylinder it uses, but you'll still get up to three shots at lethal power, and the overall length of the gun is still very maneuverable at 36.38", which is less than half an inch longer than the .357. You'll also appreciate the accuracy of this rifle, because it uses a precision rifled barrel.

The Benjamin Bulldog .457 gives you quieter shots in spite of the fact that it's so powerful because it uses a baffle-less SoundTrap system, and there's an M18 threaded muzzle adapter that lets you add a moderator for shots so quiet your quarry won't know where you are.

The features hunters know and love from the .357 version are here in the .457 too, like the reversible sidelever that makes it left hand friendly, plus the extended 26" Picatinny scope rail that makes it a breeze for you to add large scopes or other sighting accessories. Plus, you get front and rear sling studs, a ridged rubber recoil pad, and a textured pistol grip, which all make this gun comfortable and easy to use and carry.

This is one dog that definitely hunts, so if you're ready to step up to a bigger bore version of an already great gun with more power to take down more game, get the Benjamin Bulldog .457 from Airgun Depot now.

Benjamin Bulldog Bullpup Features

• Precharged pneumatic
• 5rd auto-indexing rotary clip in .357
• 3rd gravity fed tray in .457
• Sidelever
• 28.00" rifled barrel in .357
• 28.5" rifled barrel in .457
• SoundTrap baffle-less trapezoid-shaped sound suppression
• .457 version features M18 threads on the end of the shroud
• 26" long Picatinny optics rail
• 5.50" long Picatinny accessory rail (.357 only)
• 2-stage non-adjustable trigger (stage 1=2 lbs., stage 2=3 lbs.)
• Manual safety
• 36" long in .357
• 36.3" long in .457
• Ambidextrous synthetic stock
• Rubber recoil pad
• 3000 psi max fill pressure
• 340cc reservoir in .357 and 440cc in .457
• 10 shots per fill in .357 and 3 in .457
• .357 weight is 7.70 lbs.
• .457 weight is 8.75 lbs.
• Foster male quick-disconnect
• 200 ft-lbs. max with .357 and 450 ft-lbs. max with .457

When you look for optical accessories, the Bulldog's manual states this: "Use of 37mm tall (Absolute Co-Witness) rings, widely used with the AR platform, are recommended." You may also use other sighting systems suited for AR platforms.

 

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