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Caliber | .22 (5.5mm) |
Max Velocity | 830 fpsMeasured with 15.89 ammo |
Muzzle Energy | 24 ft/lbsMeasured with 15.89 ammo |
Stock | Walnut |
Grip | Ambi |
Color | Brown |
Benjamin Marauder Field And Target PCP Air Rifle
Marauder Field and Target—Benjamin’s Definitive M-Rod
Hundreds of PCP guns have come and gone, but one name remains nearly immortal in this rapidly changing industry: the Benjamin Marauder. Creating PCP fans worldwide with their groundbreaking platform, Benjamin refused to remain complacent about the Marauder’s place in airgun history. Their answer to the continued demand for this popular rifle? The Marauder Field and Target, the first fully-regulated Marauder, an airgun that gives shooters everything they loved about the Marauder with more shots than ever before.
Using an all-new regulated system, the Field and Target delivers 80+ shots in both .177 caliber and .22 cal—more than double the shot strings of the original Marauder. These shots hit speeds up to 1,000 fps in .177 and 850fps in .22. Its 3000 psi tank incorporates a quick-disconnect so you'll never have a problem finding a way to fill your gun. Load up the cylinder and your 10rd rotary mag, and blast away at targets with the precision of a field target rifle. The Field and Target keeps the excellent 2-stage adjustable metal trigger of the original Marauder.
Cosmetically little has changed, but there are some very important and exciting differences, mainly the addition of a Weaver/Picatinny optics rail instead of the old variant’s 11mm Dovetail for more choices in optics. The craftsmanship that went into this gun resulted in a rifle that shoots as good as it looks. The checkered walnut stock with adjustable comb has all the quality you'd normally see in a high-end European airgun without a premium price, all while honoring the traditional original hardwood design.
With a balance of historic Marauder quality, regulated power and timeless accuracy, the Marauder Field and Target Edition delivers a premium shooting experience and is the definitive version of the Marauder to date.
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Caliber | .22 (5.5mm) |
Max Velocity | 830 fpsMeasured with 15.89 ammo |
Muzzle Energy | 24 ft/lbsMeasured with 15.89 ammo |
Stock | Walnut |
Grip | Ambi |
Color | Brown |
Max Velocity | 830 fpsMeasured with 15.89 ammo |
Overall Length | 43.0" |
Buttplate | Soft rubber recoil pad |
Function | Repeater |
Weight | 8.2 lbs |
Scopeable | Weaver/Picatinny |
Safety | Manual |
Suggested for | Small game hunting/target practice |
Caliber | .22 (5.5mm) |
Muzzle Energy | 24 ft/lbsMeasured with 15.89 ammo |
Loudness | 2-Low-Medium |
Barrel Length | 20.0" |
Shot Capacity | 10 |
Barrel | Rifled |
Front Sight | none |
Rear Sight | none |
Trigger | Two-stage adjustable |
Action | Bolt-action |
Powerplant | Pre-charged pneumatic |
Max Shots per Fill | 80 |
Body Type | Rifle |
Fixed/adj. power | Multiple settings |
Cylinder Size | 215 cc |
Shrouded | Yes |
Upgrades | Crosman Barrel |
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So far so good, and I lucked into the nicest stock I have ever owned. 10.5 Crosman pellets group plenty good @ 30yd, and trigger can be set light enough (remove spring from under grub screw) to make a difference on group tightness.
Things I would have changed:2nd gauge to watch see pressure, externally adjustable reg, larger plenum, side lever cocking like is so popular, and higher capacity magazines. The .177 pellets are so far apart placing the slots in the mags closer together would nearly double the capacity in .177
What others should know:Pistol grip section is narrow and very easy to get your hand around, shoulders great and is plenty quiet for backyards unless you live in an area where guns offend people by sight. Run a good scope, 24x is sensible, the LW barrel reg'd versions ave no problem keeping up with my $2k FX guns so the better you can see your target, the better your grouping will be. MOA is no problem in good conditions with the right pellet.
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With the Lothar Walther barrel I've found it to be very accurate which was of prime importance to me. I very much like the Turkish walnut stock appearance. The shot count before recharging is quite impressive and only takes a few minutes to refill on my compressor.
Things I would have changed:I found the stock finish to be disappointing in that it had sharp unfinished edges around the area of the adjustable cheek piece, also the wood lacked a real finish with rather a rough feel as if the wood had been oiled but not polished and this left the wood fibers standing up. I found the bolt action very stiff to start with, this eased up a little after about 500 plus shots but it will never be as comfortable as a side lever that I have on other PCP's
What others should know:It is a very quiet air gun, but to improve it for garden use I installed a Donny FL adapter and Tanto moderator resulting in a reading of 70 dB at 10 feet in front of the muzzle. The fuzzy feeling wood stock was corrected by removing the stock and applying a quality wax polish and buffing thoroughly. This is not a light gun by any means, add a scope and it's pretty heavy, thankfully it does come with sling swivels installed for when out walking the fields.
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What is the twist rate for the .22 Lothar Walther barrel?
what's the difference between this and the regular marauder (besides caliber choice)?
So, other than power and range, how are these better than a quality CO2 rifle?
PCP not sensitive to air temperature for shot count. PCP initial investment is a lot more (hand pump, air tank, or compressor) but you do not have to have all those little metal tanks available to shoot. My biggest issue with CO2 is you can't leave a "partial" CO2 tank in your gun for extended periods of time without it either leaking down or ruining the seals. PCP will hold pressure for extended periods of time with no issues. You can shoot a couple rounds and come back a month later and pick up right where you left off.
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Benjamin Marauder Field And Target Air Rifle with quick-disconnect connector (1M)
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Absolutely beautiful stocks with great ergonomics. Decent accuracy, but nothing like Shotter1721 got from his.
Things I would have changed:Better quality control of internals, better leak testing before shipment.
What others should know:I bought one in .177 LW and .22 with Crosman barrel, as well as a .22 armada. Both my F & T marauders leak right out of the box, the armada didn't. Grouping for all 3 is sufficient for pesting, and the .177 LW barrel isn't more accurate than the .22 Crosman Barrel, but the LW does seem to have fewer flyers. The choke in the .22 is so tight I have to use the .20 setup of my patchworm to fit through the barrel without extreme resistance. literally stretched the patchworm trying to get it through the choke when using the .22 sleeve. After comparing them to the armada, I wish I would have just ordered 3 Armada's lol. 1" groups @ 50 are doable with any of them without much difficulty using pellets that the barrels like (minus flyers.)