Page 5 - Benjamin Marauder Field & Target Reviews

The high shot count, and the accuracy is outstanding!

Nothing

Nice gun but magazines jam alot.

Crosman don't work well in this gun. They jam alot.

The gun is ok but not with crosman pellets.

I can get 80 shots per fill

Power

Accurate, very quiet, ideal for target practice, a lot of shots per fill, fill probe no needed, smooth cocking, affordable and well engineered magazines.

Stock is definitely bellow average, which is not acceptable at this price range. Trigger is kind of dull in my opinion.

Lothar Walther barrel version was not available by the time I purchased mine, so I cannot speak of it; but beware, it seems to me that you will be buying a $729 rifle with a cheap stock and a high end level barrel. Kind of weird, but it's up to you.

I am just getting back into shooting. This is my first PCP. I went ahead and purchased a Yong Heng compressor and 90cu. inch tank. This gun is quiet, beautiful and accurate. I did purchase the extra "20 for 20" add on. Pyramyd mounted the scope and tested the gun before it shipped.

With a scope it is too heavy for me for anything other than bench shooting. A lighter version would be nice.(I just ordered a Fortitude to use as a carry around gun.

Buy a couple of extra magazines to fill before you go to the field. It's nice to have loaded magazines in your pocket. For newbies I highly recommend using the 20 for 20 service.

This is my first PCP. I am getting about 75 to 80 shots per fill from 3000 psi to 1500 psi, and it's very accurate. It's not very picky about which pellet I shoot. The less expensive Crossman Premiers are working fine, so I get to shoot a lot without breaking the bank on ammo.

It's a little long and a little heavy. I don't mind this too much since I've been doing mostly bench rest shooting.

Average accuracy, average price, average regulated, average weight, average build quality and pellet picky.

Proposed changes for company should be Barrel to be replace with crowned lothar walther, air cylinder capacity, walnut stock option, power adjustment knob like Air Arms s510 and last but not least is the user self maintenance and repairing.

I waited over 3 months for this Rifle to come in. It was on order from the factory because it was newly designed and being made. It was worth it! I do love the gun. I am using the Crosman Premier pellets and getting around an Inch group out to about 30 yards! I know I could get better if I had a vise and sand bags to keep it steady!

One thing I would like to see added to this Gun: I wish that each time you shot it that you would have to move the safety off to shoot the next pellet! In other words - each time you worked the bolt to put a new Pellet in the chamber, you would have to move the Safety off to shoot!!

I havent counted them, but you can shoot this gun a whole lot of times before you have to add any more air!!

This Mrod F & T .22 is my first PCP and I will say that I am impressed. I fill to 3000 psi and I am getting 70-80 useful shots per fill with an average muzzle velocity of 730 fps using pellets from 15 to 23 grains. I am still testing pellets to find the most accurate but the Mrod is averaging groups of 5/8" at 25yds. off of sand bags. I have mounted a Hawke Sidewinder 6-24X56 FFP scope on the Mrod and I love it but I'm new to scopes, always liked peep sights but my eyes are getting old and tired. This is a very heavy rifle but I don't mind that at all and the fit and finish is good. The report is much quieter than I expected and out of the box the trigger is very good.

About the only thing that I would change would be to add checkering at the wrist of the stock and a little better quality control as mine arrived with a nick on the scope rail and the brl. shroud was loose.

This is a great air rifle that shows real promise, I guess we will see when I find the pellet that it likes the best.
I would recommend this rifle to anyone looking for a quality PCP at this price point.

I just got this " New " Marauder , It is the Field and Target Version , in .177 cal. I have put 160 shots through it thus far and I must admit this gun surprised the hell out of me .. I mounted up a Vortex Crossfire II Hog Hunter , V-Bright 3-12x56 scope and it is a straight up tack driver , I am putting shot after shot in the same hole @ 25 yards on Caldwell Bags... It is pellet friendly, I have used the JSB 7.33gr and the JSB 8.44gr so far and the gun likes both of them. The gun is Extremely quiet , shockingly actually.. I have a Brocock Bantam Hi-Lite in .22 that I thought was quiet until shooting the new Field and Target Marauder. This gun has put the " fun " back in shooting for me , Accurate, Quiet, High Shot Count per fill , with out spending a small fortune.. I will keep you guys posted as time goes on

Nothing at this point.. Time will tell and I will advise

If you want a budget friendly , accurate , quiet , high shot count , entry level , PCP , this is the way to go

The accuracy.The trigger.The noise,or,lack of.Extremely quiet.The quitest marauder I own by far.The shot count.80 shots in .22(distance dependent,of course)

Not much at all.Maybe make that first stage trigger pull a little lighter.

What are you waiting for? Especially if you're tired of sub par performance from other inferior power plants,(ie gas or spring piston.)

The gun looks good. Trigger is great. Regulator is a huge upgrade. It is quiet. The action is smooth. It's not too heavy and balances well.

If your going to charge over $500 for an air rifle it need to be able to shoot with atleast a little accuracy. I tried 17 different pellets from crossman to HN to JSB and everything in between and couldn't get less than 3 inch groups at 20 yards indoors. My break barrels will put this gun to shame.

Don't waste your money. The "new and improved" barrels are the same old junk. May as well put the gun down and throw pellets at the target.