Page 6 - Benjamin Marauder Rifle Mag, 22 Reviews

I bought three extra just so I did not have to stop and reload after every ten shots. Great to just pop out load and move on.

When loading if you do not place your finger under the hole you drop a lot of first drop loads. It would be nice if this could be corrected.

The first mag I loaded had a hard time figuring out how to load. Again once I empty a mag had to figure out again; after loading three or so it gets very easy.

Cheap, hasn't broken yet

They work!!!!

I'm not sophisticated enough to recommend anything here.

I use these in a modified Disco with the BNM multi-shot breech. I've run over 1,000 rds through the system & they work great. I did double load once; but that was due to my anxious mishandling while pesting and not the product. Thoughtful careful use of the bolt while reloading helps ensure good performance. Slopping handling will hamper the magazine performance.

easy to load

material that its made from could be a little better

Awesome, works perfectly

Works great.

Nothing.

They work great.

these mags work ok, but the construction is cheap. The life span is too short, price is too high.

more durable materials

Still cheaper than a European airgun

I purchase two additional magazines to go with my airgun purchase. I would recommend owning at least 6 and to carry two spares for target shooting or hunting. The magazine is easy to load and easy to change. The round count indicate gives you a clear indication of the number of rounds remaining.

Nothing. Great as is!

Reliable and easy to load

Make it deeper so it fits PolyMag pellets

Will not hold PolyMag pellets

It's small and compact. Once you get the hang of it (by watching the video link on the rifle's product description page), it's very easy to load.

Improve the instructions by more accurately describing what has to be done to load a pellet into the first chamber. One needs to push the clear plastic cover over a detent and it's not intuitive that this is what has to happen.

Make sure you hold the base of the magazine flat against the bottom of the rifle receiver when inserting it behind the breech. Also, make sure the bolt handle is pulled all the way back. The magazine will "click" into place after sliding it all the way in.

easy to load, can do it in dark if need be, keeps pellets ready for a fast reload.

Nothing

Keep a spare in your pocket when hunting, you can switch out fast and be ready to shoot in seconds.

500 pellets so far, and still working solid. Easy to load, keeps a count of how many pellets you have used, thus how many you have remaining.

The price, A little high if bought alone.

buy an extra one in addition to the one that comes with the rifle.

Everything

Nothing

Buy a few you'll be glad to have extras when out hunting.

You always need more of these

Nothing

You will need at least 3 mags for a marauder

Easy to load

I like the ease of loading. Once I figured out that there is no click and hold when you rotate the top of the mag over for loading. The instructions could be a bit clearer... but youtube helped figure it out.

I suggest that you don't have less than 2 mags to shoot... I would have as many as your gun can shoot without refilling the air tank.

Great Value,Easy Operation

Nothing

Buy at couple of extras, for none stop shooting..

Easy to load. Some pellet skirts need a little push to get them settled in the mag, but nothing major. This depends on the pellet it seems. Crosmans drop right in, H&N's and JSB's are a little tighter. Overall, I think the fit is perfect though. They seem pretty durable even though they are light and simple. I shoot about 300 rounds per day and they just keep working. Inexpensive.

The spring inside comes out of it's hole sometimes, requiring disassembly. I've only had this happen once, but I've heard that it's a common issue. My solution was to bend the spring a little so it went deeper through the hole in the mag, carefully clip off the excess so just a little was poking through, then a drop of CA with accelerator on the back of the mag (make sure it's not the hole that slides into the breach). This will NOT come out. and the CA is on the outside so it doesn't interfere with the mag internals. Predator Polymags are too long to fit. It would be nice if the mag were deeper, I'd like to try these. There are mods for this, but you need to keep that groove smooth and it's easy to screw up (yes, I screwed one up). I'd rather they just make them .5mm deeper inside. Cover screws sometimes need adjustment, a couple of mine were a little bit too loose.

I have six of these. They are cheap (compare to an FX Revo mag at close to $200, I think). Normally, I use two at a time so I can chill between Marauder fills, but if you're shooting with friends, etc, it's nice to have a few on hand ready to go.

loads really easy and works well as long as you cock the gun all the way.

make take a full cock before it rotates to next position

will load another pellet if you half cock the gun

the mag works well I like the counter on it

I had to fix all 4 mags by rebending the spring and increasing the spring tention

I think the rifle shuld come with 2 mags