Air Venturi Intermount, Fits Benjamin Sheridan Multi-Pump Rifles, Black, (AV-BJ0014)

Best scope mount for the Benjamin Sheridan 392. Crossman makes a scope mount for these, but don't waste your time with it. They retail for around $10 - $15, but they will not accept a standard weaver style scope mount. This mount is solid, and allow for more adjustment for eye relief. I was able to quickly tune it in and when coupled with Beileshi 6-24X50mm AOEG, you have a lethal combo. I did have to put different mounts on the scope as it came with the narrow ones. The Benjamin 392 is a difficult gun to mount a scope to and the Crossman mount attaches to the barrel, whereas this mount attaches to the larger more stable tube portion which holds the bolt on the back, and the front mount secures to the same tube, but in front of the bolt where the pellet sits while chambered. The mounts are thick and well made, and the package comes with two allen wrenches one to fit the screw which tightens the mounting blocks to the tube, and ones to tighten the rail to the mounts. The entire system creates a solid stable platform for your scope rings, but it does sit a bit high when compared to what I would call a standard scope mount. However keep in mind, this gun if difficult to attach a scope to, so this is the best option I've seen thus far. Long story short, its a bit higher, but you won't find a better mount for the Benjamin Sheridan rifle. Scope I recommend for this mount. Beileshi 6-24X50mm AOEG Optics Hunting Rifle Scope Red/Green Illuminated Crosshair Gun Scope With Flip Up Scope Covers

Easy to mount and fits perfectly on my new Benjamin Model 397PA .177 pellet gun. Snap to put on and fit the UTG AccuShot Premium 1-Inch Weaver Style See-Thru Medium Profile Rings I also purchased for the BARSKA 3-9x32 Plinker-22 Riflescope I got. The rings that come with the scope are sufficient, but for the price I would definitely add on the UTG AccuShot rings listed above. I can put a pattern in a silver dollar at 30 feet. Pretty amazing accuracy for a .177 pellet gun. Scope is nice quality for the price too.

This intermount attaches to the receiver very well with the first ring just forward of the pellet loading port and the rear ring about one inch forward of the bolt. The rings are just high enough so the bolt clears the bottom of the scope when cocking the trigger. I mounted my scope (Crosspoint 2-7 AO x40) so that the forward Weaver ring is just above the forward intermount ring. This allows me to apply hand pressure to the top of the forward Weaver ring when pumping. The pressure is transmitted directly through both rings without bothering the scope. The scope is too high to get a good sight picture with a good cheek weld without using a cheek riser attachment to the stock. I am using an Accu-Riser which works fairly well. The weaver rail is about 2 inches too long in front of the forward ring when mounted on a Benjamin 392 as described and could be cut off if desired. This would provide extra room to directly hold the stock while pumping.

This mount does NOT fit a Sheridan Blue Streak pellet rifle! It is intended to clamp to the barrel but its twice the size of the barrel! It is not physically possible for this mount to clamp to the barrel. I returned it immediately.

The best solution I could find for scoping a Benjamin-Sheridan 397 rifle. Not perfect, in my opinion due to the design of the rifle's stock but workable and easy to install. I am considering using an add-on cheek piece to facilitate the much-need "cheek weld". Worthwhile addition to the rifle.

I was looking to mount a scope on my new Benjamin Sheridan 392 air rifle and came across two styles. Due to the superior reviews I tried this one. I am glad I did. This intermount fits great and is solid as a rock. It leaves plenty of room to load your pellets and doesn't interfere with the bolt. Plus I liked the idea of using a rifle scope better. It may cost a bit more, but in this case it is worth it. Do yourself a favor and try this one.

Works great on my rifle locks down solid on the receiver and won't move! I saw some reviews that stated that the mounts were super sloppy and that they needed mounts to fit a 3/8 of an inch diameter. The barrel of the gun is 3/8 the receiver 5/8 that's where these mounts go. I used a Hammers 3-9x32AO Air Rifle Scope with outstanding results. If you use this scope you will have to change the mounting rings. This mount uses a Weaver rail set up the scope comes with a 3/8 groove. Cheap and easdy to replace with both worth the money!

Mount appears to be very study and of high quality for the price point. Only down falls are it makes loading of the pellets a little trickier, but the biggest is the bolt arm barely has enough room to lock back so you can load a pellet. It's manageable but I wish there was a little more room between the rail and the bolt (see pics) . Overall best option for adding a scope to a Sheridan air rifle and would buy again...and at the price point I think it's really a good value for the money.